Due to forest service cutbacks, we have found several "way back there" old campgrounds the forest service no longer maintain. They no longer show on the maps but are still somewhat serviceable with out houses, tables and firepits. Fall hunters still use them but other than that, just a few people even remember they are there. Deer and elk wander through and the fishing is usually great.
Yesterday, we, along with several thousand other people visited Antelope Island State Park reached by causeway into the Great Salt Lake. Daughter had training classes and her hubby had to work overtime so we drove down to be the babysitters. Bison and pronghorns were all over the place, usually with 100-200 cameras pointed at them. No thanks, I'll go primitive.