Dixie National Forest

Reviews

Dixie National Forest campgrounds are widely praised for their beautiful natural scenery, clean and well-maintained facilities, spacious and quiet campsites, and friendly, helpful hosts. Visitors appreciate the peaceful atmosphere, ample access to hiking, fishing, and nearby attractions such as Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. Common issues include limited or inconsistent potable water availability, occasional noise disturbances from campers, traffic, or generators, maintenance concerns in some restrooms and cabins, and challenges with site access or parking for larger vehicles. Communication and reservation system inconsistencies were also noted by some guests.

Beautiful natural scenery and views
Clean and well-maintained restrooms and campsites
Friendly, helpful, and attentive camp hosts
Spacious, quiet, and well-spaced campsites
Good access to hiking, fishing, and nearby attractions
Limited or inconsistent potable water availability
Noise disturbances from campers, traffic, or generators
Occasional maintenance and cleanliness issues
Access difficulties for large RVs or tent sites
Communication and reservation system inconsistencies
1,535 reviews
5 stars
979
4 stars
318
3 stars
114
2 stars
51
1 stars
73
Ella C
Campground:Kings Creek
Loop:King
Site:
Reviewed 5 days ago
We loved this campground. There was enough space. The bathrooms were close and clean. The camp host was helpful. The lake and hiking trails were close by. We kayaked and fished at the lake.
Aubrey A
Loop:Lower
Site:
Reviewed 6 days ago
Loved our experience! Site #27 comfortably fit a small and large tent, plus two vehicles. Campsite host was right next door and very kind and helpful. Beautiful view, bathrooms were clean and continually stocked.
Coby R
Campground:Panguitch Lake
Loop:Nort
Site:
Reviewed 6 days ago
Camp hosts were amazing and super helpful, can't wait to go back!
Cristh S
Campground:Kings Creek
Loop:King
Site:
Reviewed 7 days ago
So close to the restrooms and water (across campsite) . Host was nice. Quiet and relaxing
Brittney C
Campground:Kings Creek
Loop:King
Site:
Reviewed 7 days ago
We love this campsite and have come to visit with our family multiple times. It’s quiet and tucked back in the trees. We bring paddle boards and water toys to play in the reservoir and it’s a short drive over to Bryce Canyon. Excellent camp host!
Michael V
Loop:Lower
Site:
Reviewed 8 days ago
The host, Sue, was excellent. She made the stay perfect. Thank you…we will be back.
Popularity: Quiet

Busiest in August, when about 23% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 11 years of reservations.

Campgrounds

Dixie National Forest has 19 campgrounds, 508 campsites in total.

Nearby Parks