Top 10+ Campgrounds near Beaver, UT

Super remote, the location was great not far at all from the entrance to Bryce Canyon NP. Fire pits and lots of trees for shade.

Lots of sites, great views trails for hiking and horseback near by

This campgrounds is in panguitch which is about 29 miles from Bryce. The town is cute. All the stores are well stocked. And the local community, who earns money from tourism, really are very welcoming The campsite had the best bathroom/shower that one can expect. Hot water, great water pressure, very clean. The hosts were very friendly.

Wide open sandy areas in a beautiful forest right outside of town and the park entrance. Can’t believe these are free. No amenities whatsoever. Still had a little cell service with Verizon. I didn’t end up getting to camp though because it ended up snowing a few enriches and all I have is a cheap little tent. I went in mid April and it was predicted to be 17° that night so not many people but I imagine in summer this fills up crazy fast and would try to get there midday to find a place.

You need permission to hike in. When we showed up, there were turkey hunters already up there. I would do much more research than we did before going to make sure it’s open

I’ve stayed here on two occasions in a motorhome. The two main types of sites are cabins and full hookup RV sites. There are no trees in the RV area, but temps are mild even in summer due to the 8200’ elevation. The owners are clearly investing in improvements, based on growing sites and new cabins. The sites are not ON the lake but within a hundred yards or so. This is a prime area for fishing, mainly from boats, and rentals are available and reasonable. The surrounding area has many miles of dirt roads and off road trails. Nearest town is about 12 miles. Food options are limited, but the nearby Burger Barn is fantastic for lunch or dinner. Quality burgers, smoked meats (yum), ice cream, shakes, beer, wine. The resort has a small store with fishing stuff and snacks, and sometimes a snack/pizza place. There’s a small general store. Not cheap to stay here but average going rates

We didn’t end up staying here. The road is very muddy, there seemed to be a man living in the bushes, and it’s right off of the HWY. When we came it was just us and the man in the bushes. If there were more people there I would have felt more comfortable staying

We were running behind in our itinerary and had to change plans. It was late afternoon and they were awesome at getting settled in. The price was reasonable for full service. We decided to stay another night.

Watch conditions as it rained a few days before and was really muddy in the trails. Paired with melting snow truck slid a tad. Overall great location, full 5G AT&T and open spot options

Easy to find . We had site #20 which was a bit uneven. Saw white tailed deer near the road before entering! Really quiet

Medium sized campground. They close at 4 so if you’re expecting to be taken to your site as their website indicates be prepared to be disappointed. We had a devil of a time finding our site as the map they gave us was unclear as it apparently was for other folks that came in when we did. The manager (I think) came out as I was walking around trying to find our site # and said no way would we fit in that site. So she moved us to a larger one with a patio and chairs which was nice. Gravel sites- ours had the fake grass that actually made it pretty. It’s ok for a one night stop but don’t think you’d want to stay longer.

It’s a beautiful area but with the recent weather the road into the camping area was closed. Very wet and slick mud. I’ll try again next time though.

The road is well maintained. I drove my small 25’ RV down it easily. The spring is large enough to accommodate 20 people is. The main spring is right around a 100• comfortable enough that you are never too hot or too cold. It’s only about 5 miles of the main highway. It’s worth a stop.