Willard Bay State Park has two marinas and campgrounds. We were using our OnStar for directions as we came in from Idaho. It gave us directions to the North marina. We missed the turn off and went into the South Marina by mistake.
There was one first-come, first-serve sight available, and we took it. It turned out to be the right decision because it was closer to our son's apartment in Roy, Utah where we wanted to be.
We enjoyed kayaking in between our trips into Roy to visit with him, but I did not think to take pictures with our camera. We did get some photos with our phone.
This picture of a hawk that flew from post-to-post and posed for us also shows the marina in the background. In the distance to the left of the marina is the campground behind the trees.
This photo was taken at Antelope Island, also near Roy, Utah. Our son took us on a tour of the island. We watched these bison for a while, and he played a recording of a bison call over a speaker. It was a recording he downloaded from the internet. It must have been part of a mating call because the bull immediately went to the female bison and began sniffing her. She showed no interest in him.
My next post will be our trip back to New Mexico by way of Navajo Lake State Park, Heron Lake State Park, and Elvado Lake State Park.
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