Dixie National Forest

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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

1,597 reviews

5 stars

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4 stars

330

3 stars

119

2 stars

1 stars

Taylor T

Campground:White Bridge

Loop:Whit

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Reviewed 17 days ago

Very clean kept campground, it is next to a busier road, but didn’t disturb. Friendly camp host. Highly recommend

KaSara H

Campground:White Bridge

Loop:Whit

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Reviewed 18 days ago

Overall this is a nice campground has paved spots great for putting a small camper trailer on. It had nice clean bathrooms with flush toilets. My biggest complaint is how close to the main road the campground is, I did not realize that when we booked it and you are definitely hearing cars on that main road all night.

Sean S

Campground:Podunk Guard Station

Loop:Pogs

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Reviewed 22 days ago

Awesome historic facility! Loved the location and had a great time with family. Had to take care of deal a few flys but other than that cabin was clean and good to go. Would highly recommend it but then perhaps that might make it harder to rent next time🤔😂

Christy C

Campground:Pine Lake Campground

Loop:Sing

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Reviewed a month ago

A great remote campground. We stayed here in order to visit both Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. Well situated for visiting the sites nearby. Fewer people, which after days spent in the throngs at the national parks, was a nice reprieve. The lake is scenic, and an easy walk to visit. We saw a bald eagle hunting on the lake from the nearby trees. Water was available when we visited, which was more than we expected, with the outages at some other national parks in the region. Sites were clean and well marked. Cell service is not great, but the quiet really made up for it.

Bryan P

Campground:Pine Lake Campground

Loop:Sing

Site:

Reviewed a month ago

Restrooms were clean. Camp was in great condition. Staff was friendly. I seriously don't understand why RV people have to run their generator every waking hour of the day. These people drove all the way out into the middle of nowhere where there is beautiful scenery and they spend their entire time inside their RV with their generator running to annoy everyone else. It would be nice if more campgrounds could designate specific campsites away from everyone else for generator usage so the rest of the campers could enjoy some piece and quiet in the outdoors.

Susana N

Campground:Duck Creek

Loop:Rnd

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Reviewed a month ago

Keep your options open

Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Dixie National Forest.

Popularity: Very quiet

Busiest in November, when about 11% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 4 years of reservations.