Hovenweep National Monument is a very remote area in Utah with a nice but minimal camping area.  Its habitation by humans dates back some 10,000 years.  Most recently, Ancestral Puebloans occupied it in the 1200s and 1300s.

This was my last campground before the RV accident which forced my return home.  I was only a third of the way along my Heartland Tour.  Perhaps I’ll get the RV sorted out and continue next year.