Welcome to Nettie’s | Vintage Trailer Resort in Panguitch, Utah
Meet Maiyah and Jaynie
Maiyah and Jaynie are the creative duo behind Nettie’s. Raised in Las Vegas, they always felt a pull toward the quiet charm of Southern Utah. After graduating from Utah Valley University—Maiyah in Outdoor Recreation and Jaynie in Art and Design—they turned their shared love for vintage trailers into a magical escape for travelers. Whether restoring interiors or dreaming up cozy touches, they’ve poured heart and soul into every inch of Nettie’s.
Why Nettie’s?
Honoring a Legacy: The Name Behind the Dream
Nettie’s is named in loving memory of Maiyah’s mother, Nanette Grant. A vibrant woman with an adventurous spirit and deep love for family, Nettie passed away in 2023 after bravely battling breast cancer. Her legacy lives on through every trailer, every guest experience, and every shared smile. She reminded us to dream big and live boldly—and that’s exactly what Nettie’s is all about.
Restoring the Past
Giving Vintage Treasures a Second Life
Every trailer at Nettie’s has a story. What once were forgotten relics are now thoughtfully restored, mid-century gems filled with character and comfort. From handmade curtains to custom woodwork and cozy lighting, Jaynie and Maiyah bring history back to life—blending nostalgia with modern-day comforts. Each detail invites you to slow down, soak it in, and rediscover the beauty of simpler times.
Our Panguitch Roots
Built from Love in Panguitch, Utah
Panguitch is more than a location—it’s the heartbeat of Nettie’s. This small town, known for its heritage festivals, scenic views, and welcoming spirit, has been home to generations of Jaynie’s family. Whether it’s the quiet mornings, pink sunsets, or the nearby red rock wonders, this place has a magic all its own. We’re proud to call it home and can’t wait to share its charm with you.