Panguitch KOA

Best urban campground we have been to and we have been to a lot. Very friendly staff. Clean bathrooms. We were staying in a tent and each tent site here has 2 to 3 times as much room as you normally get in an urban campsite. Each site had a fire pit and table and there was a shared shelter where you could get out of the rain and charge electrical devices. They also had a sink for washing dishes which is really nice.
The only reason they don’t have a 5 is that this is an urban campground. I would rather stay in a National or State Park but so very happy these guys are around because it seems to be really tough to get reservations in the National/​State parks.
This KOA is in walking distance (15 minute walk) to a grocery store. It is only 25 minute drive to Bryce Canyon.

Awesome little campground and not on the main drag either. A little more rural than most KOA’s but still close to civilization.
Clean cabins, and the main thing is that they protected us from the rain since our tents got flooded the previous night close to Bryce Canyon. needless to say everyone was happy to stay here on this rainy night. There were small firepits next to each cabin for roasting marshmallows and a picnic table. The restrooms were clean and there was a coin operated laundry room available.
The owners are very sweet and accommodating!

Place was great. Owners are great. Came up one star short because of the long hike from the cabins to the restroom. When you wake up at 3 a.m. needing a whiz, the 2 – 3 minute walk to get relief is an eternity.
Love the area and I plan to be back. There are so many things in Southern Utah that I couldn’t get to in the two days I was there.