These are some remembrance photos of our campground in Cottonwood. The owners Eli and Cindy just sold the park and are going to do some travelling now.
| The office used to be a house, but now they just use it as an office. It is a cool stone building though. |
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This is the building that has the bathrooms, former laundromat, and the lounge. The lounge is kind of nice. There is a couch and a TV and a library of books that folks have donated to the park over the years. They also keep a pot of coffee going during the day and the mailboxes are in there too. |
| This is the east side of the park. That white truck is us. Now you can see what I mean about being completely shaded. |
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This is the west side of the park. |
| According to the owner, this mural was painted about 10 years ago by a visitor. The picture on the left is Montezuma Castle. The one in the center is Tuzigoot, and the one on the right is a red rock formation from up around Sedona (although it looks more like Monument Valley to us). |
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