Photo: Panguitch Lake and forested hills via Wikimedia Commons — see the file page for the author and licence.
8,400 ftELEVATION
June-SeptSEASON
ReservableBOOKING
Conditions Right Now
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Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
Why Camp Here
North is the big Forest Service camp at Panguitch Lake, roughly 50 sites including doubles and three group sites, which makes it the one that can take a whole family caravan. The lake itself is about half a mile off, and the public ramps are at South Shore and Wildlife Point, so mornings start with a short drive rather than a walk down to the water. Flush toilets and drinking water are on site, and some single sites are held first come.
Tip: Troll mornings, hide from afternoon thunderstorms, repeat.
Around Camp
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Out the tent door: Panguitch Lake (Fishing, 0 mi) · Spectra Point / Ramparts (Hike, 12 mi) · Sevier River (Upper) (Fishing, 12 mi) · Navajo Lake (Fishing, 15 mi)
Quick Answers
- Do I need a reservation at Panguitch Lake North Campground?
- Reservable via recreation.gov.
- What elevation is Panguitch Lake North Campground?
- 8400 feet. Season: June-Sept. Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
- Why camp at Panguitch Lake North Campground?
- Panguitch Lake North is built for groups rather than solitude. Fifty-odd sites, three of them group sites, plus flush toilets and drinking water make it the easiest place to park a family for a week of trout fishing, with the ramps a few minutes down the road.