NAVAJO LAKE CAMPGROUND

Just spent two nights at this wonderful campsite and I feel I had the best spot! I was in Site 22 which you have to walk a short way to get to but it has an incredible view. The picture of the building and cars, my car is the black one and the view is from my campsite so you take that dirt path, around thirty yards, and you'll get to Site 22. Also, the building is the bathrooms and there's ano... Just spent two nights at this wonderful campsite and I feel I had the best spot! I was in Site 22 which you have to walk a short way to get to but it has an incredible view. The picture of the building and cars, my car is the black one and the view is from my campsite so you take that dirt path, around thirty yards, and you'll get to Site 22. Also, the building is the bathrooms and there's another smaller one next to it. No showers though. Very clean and well taken care of also. I think the three best sites are 22, 24 and 23 in that order if you'd like great access to the lake and more privacy. There's a lot to do in the area as well and Zion Park is nearby (maybe thirty minutes...). All my pictures were taken from my campsite which i think has an incredible view. Current cost was $17 per night for my tent; a bargain in my opinion. I will be going back again; had a real great time!

The first day of opening, May 24 2024. It wasn't ready neither were the other Campgrounds along Navajo Lake. They took you money but no water, no flushing toilets and no sinks. It quite difficult for tent campers to survive without water. Portapoti are not a replacement. Foliage was rundown and could have been cleaned up Bless the volunteer hosts force to work for pennies when surrounding spaces n... The first day of opening, May 24 2024. It wasn't ready neither were the other Campgrounds along Navajo Lake. They took you money but no water, no flushing toilets and no sinks. It quite difficult for tent campers to survive without water. Portapoti are not a replacement. Foliage was rundown and could have been cleaned up Bless the volunteer hosts force to work for pennies when surrounding spaces needed repair and cleanup.

We stayed at #21’s walk up site. It was suitable for tent camping and so close to the lake. They have spigots available and bathrooms were fairly clean. We stayed second weekend of June of 2022 and it was freezing still. Bring a wagon for this walk up campground. It’s pretty secluded. I think 19, 21, 22, and 24 are the best spots because you have an amazing view to wake up to. We did the Navajo la... We stayed at #21’s walk up site. It was suitable for tent camping and so close to the lake. They have spigots available and bathrooms were fairly clean. We stayed second weekend of June of 2022 and it was freezing still. Bring a wagon for this walk up campground. It’s pretty secluded. I think 19, 21, 22, and 24 are the best spots because you have an amazing view to wake up to. We did the Navajo lake loop trail. I don’t recommend for kids unless you want to hear them complaining the whole time.

We stayed at #21’s walk up site. It was suitable for tent camping and so close to the lake. They have spigots available and bathrooms were fairly clean. We stayed second weekend of June of 2022 and it was freezing still. Bring a wagon for this walk up campground. It’s pretty secluded. I think 19, 21, 22, and 24 are the best spots because you have an amazing view to wake up to. We did the Navajo la... We stayed at #21’s walk up site. It was suitable for tent camping and so close to the lake. They have spigots available and bathrooms were fairly clean. We stayed second weekend of June of 2022 and it was freezing still. Bring a wagon for this walk up campground. It’s pretty secluded. I think 19, 21, 22, and 24 are the best spots because you have an amazing view to wake up to. We did the Navajo lake loop trail. I don’t recommend for kids unless you want to hear them complaining the whole time.