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Pluto must be a likely answer.

We know it does show signs of changes on its surface over time.

Its eccentric orbit is as important a factor as its axial tilt.

Pluto's axial tilt is extreme, similar to that of Uranus.

So, for long periods of Pluto's orbit, one of the polar regions is (roughly) facing the Sun and the other will be in darkness.

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