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Dixie/Te-Ah
Overview
Te-Ah Campground offers a refreshing high-elevation escape within the Dixie National Forest. Located near the scenic Navajo Lake, this destination provides a cool retreat from the summer heat of the Utah desert. The campground is characterized by its lush stands of aspen and spruce trees, which offer significant shade and a sense of seclusion for those looking to immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of the Markagunt Plateau.
Location & Surroundings
Situated approximately 25 miles southeast of Cedar City, the park sits at an impressive elevation of nearly 9,000 feet. This unique location ensures crisp mountain air and a landscape dominated by volcanic rock formations and alpine meadows. The proximity to Navajo Lake means visitors are never far from shimmering blue waters, providing a stark and beautiful contrast to the rugged forest terrain and nearby red rock canyons.
Amenities & Park Features
This is a traditional Forest Service facility focused on a rustic, authentic outdoor experience. While there are no utility hookups available, the park provides essential amenities including potable water and vault toilets for guest convenience. Each individual site features a heavy-duty picnic table and a fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings. The campground is designed to accommodate a variety of equipment, though it remains a favorite for those with smaller to mid-sized RVs.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation is the primary draw here, with easy access to the Virgin River Rim Trail, which offers breathtaking views for hikers and mountain bikers alike. Navajo Lake is a hub for fishing and canoeing, providing a peaceful environment for water-based activities. Furthermore, the campground serves as an excellent base for visiting Cedar Breaks National Monument, where visitors can marvel at the massive natural amphitheater and unique geological features.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for travelers who enjoy boondocking and dry camping in a natural, serene environment. It is a top choice for nature photographers, hikers, and those looking to disconnect from the digital world to enjoy the cool mountain climate. If you prefer the sound of wind through the pines over the amenities of a luxury resort, Te-Ah provides the perfect setting for your southern Utah adventure.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Maurice Wells
Nice spot along the scenic byway 12. Stopped here for a short little rest and to take some photos. Absolutely beautiful spot just outside of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Star Knight (M45)
Simply stunning scenery before heading into Bryce Canyon. The true beauty here in Dixie National Forest/Red Canyon can only be experienced in person. What a joy to drive on Scenic Byway 12 through this amazing forest and canyon. Words cannot do it justice. It is a must see!
Lamar Campbell
Nice hiking trails. Visitor Center was closed, as was bathrooms there.
Hamza Badat
Breathtaking is the only word to describe it. I definitely recommend the visit. It's not a very long drive through it and not alot of pictures points. What I do suggest is cycling alongside on the cycle path or taking a walk. There is also a camp/RV site for those that are interested. Please don't skip this.
John Ellis
So five stars for location and the campground, they lose a couple stars for the management. This year there's a new camp host and they changed the rules so that OHVs can drive around the camp ground Even though the rules on the Forest service website say no OHV's and they have to trailer them in and out, they were driving them all over the place. Been going there for 14 years and this is the first year where I've really had any complaints about the actual campground.
jennah coffman
Such a nice camp ground. I went about 3 weeks ago and I will definitely be coming back. Very nice people and it’s a pretty private camp spot. would recommend!
Meaghan Karanasios
Great campground just outside duck creek! Unfortunately the water and bathrooms weren't working but a nice site. It's quiet and secluded and you Def have more privacy than other campsites.
Jeff Kwak
Arrived on Sunday afternoon and not too crowded. Camp spot was ok at first and then when settled in it turned out to be very nice. Restroom nearby and so was the trash dumpster. Beautiful trees and scenery. First night was woken to a terrible noise as a few skunks raided the trash bag we had set up in camp and they made a mess, but luckily a spray of water from a squirt bottle drove them away. The next few nights the trash was thrown away or suspended and didn't hear them again. A small doe was spotted near our camp. Navajo lake water level was very low and we caught and released the few trout we caught. Lake is choked with weeds and made fishing difficult and poor. Cell and internet is accessible near the trash dumpster a few miles away or at the village. The last day there was a problem with water flow at camp, but luckily we were leaving so for us it wasn't a great inconvenience. I hope it got fixed quickly. Also there are no showers available at this campground. There are picnic tables, but no cover from the sun. There was light rain day and night with a few times quite heavy, but for the most part it wasn't a ruined trip if you are prepared. We intend to return next year, hopefully the lake will fill with water again. Overall a nice place to get away from the heat of Las Vegas. Daytime temps was 70 and night 50 degrees. You'll feel both hot and cold temps.
Muhammad Saleem Akhtar
Excellent. We enjoyed a lot. The host "Dave" was so kind person.
NATURE OF ALL THINGS
This place is wonderful especially when it has snow. We went through the Dixie national Forest on the way to big basin national park. We have fun taking pictures of the snow and trees. It a great place to visit when there is snow and when there isn't any snow. We saw a couple of marmots while driving through the forest in the snow.