Panguitch Lake North Campground is a charming and picturesque camping destination located in the heart of Utah. Nestled along UT-143 in the quaint town of Panguitch, this campground offers a perfect blend of nature and convenience. Whether you're traveling with family, friends, or solo, Panguitch Lake North Campground provides a welcoming environment for all types of campers, including those with RVs.
The campground is renowned for its large campsites that feature essential amenities like fire rings and picnic tables. The clean and well-maintained restrooms with flush toilets add to the convenience of your stay. Many sites offer stunning views of Panguitch Lake, while others provide ample shade under the tall pine trees. While the campsites are not overly private, they are spaced far enough apart to ensure a peaceful camping experience.
One of the standout features of Panguitch Lake North Campground is its proximity to the lake and local attractions. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, or simply taking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The nearby convenience store makes it easy to pick up essentials during your stay.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's welcoming atmosphere and the friendly host who goes out of their way to assist guests. Many visitors appreciate the clean facilities, abundant shade, and the convenience of being close to the lake and nearby attractions.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Nice campground! Large campsites with fire ring and table. The bathrooms are clean and have flush toilets. Good drinking water available. Some of the sites had views of the lake. Plenty of big pine trees for shade. The sites are not very private, but far enough apart. Close to the lake and convenience store.
The host is so friendly and helpful. Making reservations is almost mandatory these days. Popular campground. Lower numbers are double spots with a view of the lake. We had this double spot #4
We have caught nice trout salmon hibrid from the lake. No need for fishing license, no fishing fee; we just paid around $19 per night for a car at the nearby camping site.
Had ~25 people in one of the group sites for a family reunion. Plenty of space for tents and activities. We set up some extra tables for food prep and serving, but the 3 tables in the site would be sufficient for most outings. Lots of good trees for shade and hammocks (we had about 6 up). Nice to have flushing toilets and running water. There is a general store and small restaurant 2 minutes down the road.
The location is tucked in a setting like Walden in a remote no cell phone service scenario that brings you in touch with nature how it should be. They take reservations which is awesome and there is a little service area outside the camp less than a quarter mile that you can buy food and gasoline for fair prices. The people are extremely nice and helpful. Needless to say when you get further past the camp ground there is cellphone service but would advise a map. Loved this place and would rrcmend this place to all ages.