Dixie Forest RV Resort

What ruined it for us was a motorcycle gang that rumble rolled in back to camp at midnight then at 2am had a huge incident with screaming & shouting & 5 cop cars responding.
If you do choose to stay here make double sure to call ahead to ask if there are motorcycles gangs booked at that time

A great little RV park! Our space was level and well equipped. Our 42’ fifth wheel just fit in our space!😅 But the extra parking space for our truck was welcome. Our little patio area was adorable and the fence between our site (21B) and the cabin next door was a nice touch. It was a quiet park and even though we were right near the entrance, we didn’t notice much noise. Linda was super helpful in many ways, including our check in, our need for supplies, and just an overall nice person. There’s a pool and a nice little area with cornhole, horseshoes and tetherball. The small, enclosed pet area was nice and there were pet waste stations with bags in many locations throughout the park. Panguitch is a cute little town with about everything you need. We went to Bryce Canyon and it was a quick, easy drive. We wouldn’t hesitate to come back here and would love to stay longer!

Stayed one night on our way home to Phoenix. Only 24 miles into Bryce and 70 to Zion. Well cared for KOA with grassy areas and well placed trees. Nice pool and dog park. Our site #32 was perfect for our dogs. Largegrassy arwa right outside door and at the end of the row so no other campers in sight. They have log cabins and tent cabins also available. Views of Bryce type mountains from site. Staff friendly. Didn't use restrooms or laundry but everything is very clean. Town short distance away. Would definitely come again.

Nice KOA, well kept. Adequate space between sites, though not roomy. We got to know our neighbors for sure. Kids enjoyed the playground. Pretty standard as expected KOA experience. Short drive to Bryce canyon and red canyon.

We had a great stay in site 31 on the end. Very nice site with shade.
The cabins on the end could have an impact one this site if they were being used.
The sites were gravel and fairly level not small but not roomy either. If every one parked centered it was ok.
Water sewer and electric were all in the same place so pulled forward for sewer and ran a long water hose.
The staff were great very nice and helpful. The pool was closed. The laundry room
was clean and every thing worked. WiFi was good. No cable, air tv was good.
Park was at the end of town with a nice view of farm land and mountains.

They just changed from a KOA to something called Rjourney. Very convenient off Main Street on the way to Panguitch lake. Lots of trees. Hosts were incredibly helpful and accommodating. Defiantly recommend.

We decided that we needed to wash clothes, so we opted to forgo our usual federal or state campgrounds to wait out some high winds that were forecasted on our return trip home. Initially, we thought we were going to a KOA, but we learned upon arrival in early April 2022 that the campground had recently been bought out by Rjourney.

There was still a KOA sign on the road, but at this writing, most other placards and KOA identification had been removed or otherwise covered up. No yellow shirts did we see.

The campground managers have not changed and they are very nice and helpful. This is a relatively small campground, but very nice. Many of the water spigots are new, however, they are not frost free, so I would advise to just run off your holding tank in freezing weather. They had just opened at the first of April, and some of the rigs I saw were there for the whole season.

The facilities are in very good shape. Nice laundry and store. There have been some recent improvements including taking out a few sites, and making the existing sites larger, some with concrete patios and privacy fences. I recommend something in Row D if possible. I found #32 to be one of the best there with some of the most room.

There is a nice grocery store in town, and a very nice Ace Hardware in Panquitch.

There will be some hwy noise, but really it wasn't bad.

Nice and quiet. Playground for the kids and a dog park for the dogs. Mature trees and grass. CLEAN BATHROOMS.

Overall a very nice stay.

Site was not level but had shade tree. Very peaceful. I was facing empty tent sites. Had to park down hill as I only have two ramps and dually wheels
Bathroom was incredibly nice. Super super clean. Only negative was at 5am the shower only had cold water
Very nice management

We stayed here for 21 days in September so really got to see the in's and outs of the entire park. Pros of the campground: Great location to Bryce Canyon & Zion NParks, Because it's a smaller campground it feels more personable and quaint. It's quiet & peaceful, has a good camp store, nice patios & firepits on the larger sites (specifically C22), perfect for campers/rv’s 35’ or less. Convenient to town and grocery shopping. Laundry room was clean. Good overflow/guest parking areas. Our specific site was C22 and it was mostly shaded. Gravel driveways. We had a pull-through which barely fit our 40' RV. Cons of the campground: Showers/toilets weren’t the cleanest. The park is not really big rig friendly (40’+) even though you can fit a big rig into the longer site. This is due to the streets being narrow, corners narrow and the tree limbs & branches are definitely on top of the bigger/taller rigs. We didn't appreciate having multiple tree branches on top of us the entire time and the other big rigs that pulled in had the same issues with tree branches scraping their sides and roofs. The office hours are really limited.