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Red Canyon Village

📍 Panguitch, Utah
★ 4.0 · Google (134 reviews)
🌄 Near Bryce Canyon

Red Canyon Village is a RV park located in Panguitch, Utah. Amenities include full hookups. Google rating: 4.0 · 134 reviews.

📞 (435) 233-7042  ·  Visit Red Canyon Village's website ↗

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⚡ Electric Hookups🐾 Pet Friendly🚛 Big Rigs OK
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🛒 2 Groceries nearby⛽ 1 Fuel station nearby🏥 1 Hospital nearby🌄 Near Bryce Canyon

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Red Canyon Village is an RV park located in Panguitch, Utah. Guests will find full hookups, pet-friendly sites, and pull-through sites. Big rigs and large motorhomes are welcome. With 134 Google reviews averaging 4.0 stars, it ranks among the more highly rated parks in Utah. Panguitch is conveniently located near Bryce Canyon, making it a popular base camp for national park exploration.

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