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Navajo Lake is a small, picturesque reservoir that lies within the lush, green Dixie National Forest in southwest Utah. Located atop Cedar Mountain, the natural lake was formed many years ago when a lava flow dammed in the eastern end of the valley. A large man-made dike stretches across the eastern end to help maintain a constant water level. Navajo Lake was originally known to the native Piute Indians as “Pa-Cu-Ay," which means "Cloud Lake."

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Getting Outdoors

Navajo Lake’s shallow depths only reach around 25 feet. However, this is still a fantastic reservoir to enjoy water recreation. If you’re a fan of fishing, definitely bring a rod and reel in your new RV rental. Thanks to an abundance of brook, rainbow, and splake trout and a large population of Utah chub, Navajo Lake is a tranquil place to cast a line and see what catches your bait in the deeper waters.

Camping at Navajo Lake

When it’s time to settle in for the night and camp in an RV near Navajo Lake, you’ll have the convenient option of staying right on the shores of the reservoir at the Navajo Lake Campground. There are single and double campsites as well as walk-in tent sites here that all feature picnic tables and fire rings. Amenities include drinking water, flush and vault toilets, and a dump station.

Exploring the Area

On the south shore of the lake, there are commercial boat rentals and launching areas as well as accommodations like the rustic cabins of Navajo Lake Lodge, which dates back to 1927 and features a well-stocked general store. This is a good area to stock up on last-minute groceries and gasoline before continuing your road trip in a Kane County camper rental.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Navajo Lake

John M.

November, 2025

We had a great time and the trailer had everything we needed. It performed well and was very nice to have in cold weather. While the aluminum is cold to the touch the propex heating kept us warm when a few nights hit the 20's. We had no problems and were always warm and comfortable.
Jacob B.

October, 2025

Great camper and excellent host!
Bob M.

October, 2025

Squatchy was perfect for a hiking/camping trip in southeastern Utah (Bear Ears National Monument and Moab). Squatchy was the five-star fireside condo for the two members of the oldest generation on a three-generation experience. It was the perfect way for oldsters, who have had enough of sleeping on slickrock, to stay engaged with the youngsters and fun around the campfire.

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