We are just about to pull out of Emerald Cove RV Resort. This is a huge park with 800 RV sites set along the banks of the Colorado River. The riverside spots are reserved for their own members and rightly so. We have had a site just one row off the river and there is access across the street so we could see the water and all that goes on there. It is strange to watch water skiers do their thing in January, this river and this park are slammed during the summer months. Our weather has been wonderful with cool nights for sleeping and temperatures in the 70’s during the day and sunny, it was 78 yesterday.
Emerald Cove RV Park
We can hear from time to time the sounds of wild burrows braying, and coyote’s howling during the night. They are close, but we never wandered out (it is very dark here) to try to find them. But we have seen plenty of evidence when we have gone for walks outside the park.
We have been seeing these signs along the road to the park.
Warning us to be on the lookout for wild Burros. When we were coming back from a daytrip to Lake Havasu we were greeted by this proud Mamma and her offspring.
The other day we were out for a walk and wandered by the pool area when we heard a lot of laughter coming from the bar so we had to check it out.
It was funny to watch a bunch of septuagenarians getting a little tipsy and loud.
We had a couple of $1.00 beers and enjoyed their company.
It is very often breezy or even windy here in the desert, so on a recent trip to Quartzsite We picked up this device, a Grill Guard. It sure makes a difference, it makes the grill hotter even when the wind isn’t blowing. The BBQ dinners are better than ever, and no more excuses for not cooking out.
Well today we are packing up and heading out, it is a moving day. We are headed back to Colorado River Oasis in Ehrenberg, AZ a drive of only 50 miles, tough day. We have thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and will surely return.
Sunset at Emerald Cove
More Later,
Rich
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