Tucked into the red cliffs just north of Kanab, Utah, there’s a place that feels part roadside oddity, part history lesson, and part desert time capsule: Moqui Cave. What looks like another sandstone wall from the outside is actually a cavern that’s been transformed into a museum and gift shop unlike any other. Originally blasted into the rock in the 1950s as a dance hall and bar, the cave now houses one of the most eclectic collections in southern Utah. Think dinosaur tracks and glowing fluores

Hey a Campoholics, when in Kanab Utah you must stop by the Moqui Cave and check out some Kanab history. The cave was pitched in the 50’s and made a bar where locals and movie stars would hang out and beat the heat and have a drink. 🥃 #thecampoholics #kanabutah #moquibar #moquicave #kanabattractions #Utah #americanhistory #rvtravel #rvlife #rvtipsfornewbies | The Campoholics