Howdy, we're there now, doing it. We're coming South to North however. Started at Pine View (Camp Navajo), then Ft. Tuthill. Excellent. PLs read all reviews on these mil RV parks first. I'd recommend either over the more expensive Williams RV places. My wife and I like to stop centrally & tourist/explore out of 1 location, rather than stay close to any one "destination". We find the MPG in our Chevy Duramax makes up for a little commute to the big destinations. I'd recommend the Grand CAnyon's North Rim over the South also. Here it was necesary to try & get right up on the edge of the "canyon" for me. I'd read about the N. Rim for yrs & I was NOT disappointed. It's in the NP, dry camping and $18 per nite, but this one was worth it. Later we moved up to Glendale, Utah. Central to Zion, Bryce Canyon & Cedar Break NM. (2 days per Nat park required, minimum. The Bauer Canyon Ranch was recommended to me before this trip by another loyal USMil campgrnds user. I apologize for not having the name right now. The Bauers' is a Good Sam RV park and they charge $153 for a week. The Nat Parks, State parks and some BLM camps charge about $18 (as GC N. Rim did) and they are "dry". Bauer's has everything but cable for about $21 per nite. If you're going to Moab for Arches & Canyonlands NP's, I'd recommend OK RV Park in Moab, Ut. Everything (includ cable TV) for the Passport Am rate of $14.50 per nite!! I may never get to use my gennie I prepared for just this trip. From Moab we're headed back South for Edge of the Cedars, Howewneep, Mesa Verde, Goosenecks SP, Gouldings, Navajo NM, Monument Valley and then Kirtland again like at the trip's beginning. If you (or any USMil user) see a white Chevy ext cab or Nash TTrailer w/ Yellow Ak plates, PLS, PLS come banging on my door. Enjoy, enjoy & thnx for your SERVICE.
