Navajo Lake Campground

Navajo Lake Campground is located on the shores of Navajo Lake within Dixie National Forest and is easily accessible via Highway 14, one of Utah’s Scenic Byways. Navajo Lake Campground is a great place for activities such as hiking, trail running, mountain biking, boating,and fishing. 

The campground facilities include, potable water (via spigots), garbage disposal, flush toilets within a covered bathroom, picnic tables and each site has its own fire ring. There are 15 single sites, one double site, and 11 walk-in sites that are tent only. Prices vary between $21.00 for single sites and $42.00 for double sites. 

The “Loop: Lower” sites are closer to the lake and the “Loop: Upper” sites are closer to the Navajo Trail which climbs for a little over a mile and then reaches the Virgin River Rim Trail, a 32 mile single-track trail with expansive views of pink cliffs, high canyon forests, and Zion National Park. 

RESTRICTIONS

• The campground is not year round, the season runs from May 28 - September

• Make sure to check with the forest service (https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/dixie/recreation/camping-cabins/recarea/?recid=24868&actid=29) for any updates or alerts before booking your stay.