The area of Panguitch Lake is beautiful! You have a mix of small town Utah with some woods, farms,…read moreand a lake. We stayed at the North campground for three nights and then the overflow area for two. There are a few other camping areas as well, there is a south, and then at least two or three additional camping areas near by. I found them all when I got lost hiking around. The camp spots are not all created equal, some a far better then others, and without knowing the area first, you can't possibly know if your getting a quality spot. We reserved a space before we left. When we got there, we found that the place that we had reserved, did not have a flat space for a table next to the RV spot, we would have to hike up and down a little hill to get to a table every time we wanted anything. It just didn't work for our style of camping this time around. We spoke to the camps hosts and they let us switch spots to another open one with no problem. The next plot fit our requirements much better. Although its good to know that not all spots have a water spicket. Each lot does have a fire pit area with a flip style sort of grill, but no BBQ's. There are bathrooms, just toilets, the hand sinks don't work because they say they are trying to conserve water (although I just found that really odd, because I would just go to the spicket and wash my hands). The bathrooms are clean, and well maintained. Also, the lake was not very yielding. You had to throw back anything under 17", which was everything that was caught by my group. All in all, it was a fun, quiet place to go and I would recommend it to any outdoor lover. Next time I go, I will be tent camping and I will probably stay at the South campsite for that.

Panguitch Lake Campground had large, spacious sites and good privacy. The campground hosts were…read morevery welcoming and we enjoyed our short stay here - I say short because unfortunately we were chased out by the Brianhead fire that got a little out of control. The area was very beautiful and would like to explore it more in the future.

We stayed 2 nites at their cabin. It is a good place if you are planning on visiting the National…read moreParks in Utah. The fridge was stocked with eggs, milk, butter, fruits, vegetables which was nice and generous. There are pots, plates,coffee cups and utensils. The bathroom had towels, extra toilet paper, soap, shampoo & conditioner. There was a queen sized bed in the bedroom and a couch in the living room. As there is no cable there were about 4 boxes of dvds to keep you entertained. It is not air conditioned which is a necessity during summer months and the blinds had some missing slats thus the 4 stars. Other than that, it is peaceful, safe, and quiet. Brad makes his rounds to make sure all is well. There were perhaps 3 or 4 RVs hooked up but never saw or heard anyone. The property is huge- the jack rabbits come into your front lawn. Several prairie dogs popped their bodies up to greet us the first afternoon. Gas for your car and a convenience store are down the road to your left. Keep hydrated with water in your car and ice too- you never know so be careful about turning around - you don't want to be stuck in sand with no WiFi like us at Capitol Reef miles from here.

I came here with my parents during our stop in Utah. This place was really close to Bryce Canyon…read moreNational Park which was really convenient. There is a gas station that has food and supplies about 5 minutes from here. There's also a handful of restaurants nearby as well. There's a sign in the main road that will tell you where to turn. There's an unpaved path that has cows on both sides. Follow that road and you'll see signs for the office in the right, which is where you'll check in. Pros: -friendly staff. Brad was really kind and helpful. -lots of animals around here (jack rabbits, prairie dogs, eagles, and deer) -the smell was great. So much trees and shrubs around Cons: -n/a Tips: -no WiFi here but there is WiFi at the gas station about 5 minutes from here.

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This was our first time at the ranch. What a great property with many amenities. There are so many…read moreoptions for lodging to fit any travelers needs. We reserved deluxe glamping but changed to the a tiny house once there. Our group was very glad there was a unit available given the colder weather. Kayla is a rockstar and is a great ambassador for the ranch. The ranch has something for all ages. Mini golf, climbing wall, pool, laundry facilities, restaurant (try the s'mores cookie...next level) and more. They partner with an excursion company that is in property which offers more services. If visiting Zion you will be accessing it through the east entrance. It's about a 45 minute drive to the visitor center if you aren't delayed getting through the tunnel. I would definitely stay there again!

August 28-31, 2026 - Bryce, UT…read more We stayed in Loop A, and I think this was the best loop for proximity to everything. We could easily walk to the Visitor Center, shuttle bus stop, General Store, showers, and the Rim Trail. You're also very close to the 5-mile multi-use trail, which is very convenient for cycling or walking your dog. This campground is reservation-only, at least during high season, and it was completely full while we were here. It's a dry campground with no hookups, but there are several water spigots where you can fill your drinking water containers. These spigots get an award for best water pressure and fastest fill-up. The campground was super quiet at night, except for the sonic boom of thunder and heavy rain we experienced one night. This is a Dark Sky campground, so leave the solar lights and bright, shining decorations packed away while you're here. It's a great place to enjoy the night sky without light pollution. Loops A and B are designated for RVs, although we did have one tent camper next to us for a few days. Loops C and D are tent-only. I highly recommend making a reservation and staying inside the park if you're camping or RVing in the area. The convenience of being right in the park--and within walking distance of so many amenities and trails--makes it well worth it.

Stayed in Loop A 022 for one Friday evening a weekend in April - reserved about a week before the…read morestay. Staying in National Park campgrounds always seems like a hack to me - close to trails, affordable, and peaceful. Recommend Fairyland Loop for stunning views and fewer hikers, sunset point for sunrise (trust me) straight into the Queen's Garden to avoid crowds, and Bryce Point for sunset. Bathroom was clean, metal picnic tables. Quick drive to Sunrise/Sunset Points, I know the FCFS (first come first serve) tent only spots are closer, but I liked the certainty and peace of mind of a reserved spot.

If planning to come to Bryce plan ahead and reserve a space…read more I did mine online through recreation.gov There are two main sites that include North Campground, that one is a little closer to the canyon trails so it fills up months ahead so be quick and plan ahead. Same set-up as most, pre-pay and tag your site with the info you get at the check-in post. $15 per night. The Canyon is just 15 minute walk from most of the sites. We you leave there is a shower you can rent for $5 per a person at the first RV park as you head back into town.

Beautiful campground, clean bathrooms, and nice big spaces. It was colder than we anticipated so we…read morewere quite freezing but that's not the campgrounds fault. We will be back!

Very unique experience we were very lucky great spring weather and winter price ,not a cheap…read moreexperience but worth to try,sunset front of the fire pit was great comfortable bad just be prepared and bring some food with you not many restaurants around

Amazing. Our first time as a family staying in a yurt and we loved it. You literally don't need…read moreanything out here in your yurt. They have it all. It's perfect it's spacious for our family of 4. We loved the hot tubs. Bring your own pickleball equipment if you like to play. Literally would stay here every time we come up this way

This was the best experience. I highly recommend Utah ATV Rentals. Staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating, the machine and equipment was clean, UTV ran stong, and worked perfectly, pricing was competitive and fair. I would definitely do this again.

We got the last ride of the season and considered ourselves as first timers lucky. The…read moreinstructions were clear, the trail a blast, and the scenery amazing. The folk with whom we dealt were incredibly helpful. We talked to three other places in the area and did not find the customer service anywhere near what they offered here. This is the one! And ask for Daokoda! She is fantastic!

High on the Colorado Plateau you'll find this gorgeous lake. It's at an elevation of about 8,400…read morefeet so it's the perfect summer escape from the heat. I come here at least twice a year during the summer months and I love how small the community is. Everyone knows each other. The lake itself is a substantial size covering about 1,300 acres. There are cabins on the lake and above in the surrounding hills. There's also a little market in town and just a few restaurants. Plan accordingly and bring what you need if you plan on staying for a few days. The location is also awesome because it's near one of my favorite hiking spots, Cedar Breaks and close to Zion & Bryce Canyon. The lake is surrounded by forest. It's so beautiful. Most folks visit to fish as you can find rainbow, cutthroat, brown, and brook trout. You can also canoe or kayak around the lake. ATV's are all around as that's how most people get around and there are hundreds of miles of trails to explore. It feels like you're very far from everything...

This place is a great place for catching big trout. It's in a remote part of Utah with VERY LIMITED…read morecell and internet service. Not a problem for most of us fishermen. There are a lot of campgrounds and nice cabins that make the over-nite trip enjoyable. Also, a nice general store and many restaurants near the lake. It's worth the drive for bordering states fishermen.