Page Lake Powell Campground is located in Page, AZ, and is a suitable RV park for a short stay. The park has many semi-close spaces, with gravel lots that are quite spacious for backing in. The backin spaces are level enough, and all the utilities are in good working order. While some visitors have shared that the park can be noisy because of its proximity to a nearby road, many agree that its...

Antelope Point RV Park is a new and well-maintained campground that offers spacious and landscaped sites with concrete pads. The turf areas outside the campers are a great addition and offer an excellent place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The location of the park is perfect as its just a short walk or drive to the boat ramp, giving campers access to Lake Powell. Although its great to...

Wahweap Campground & RV Park is a beautiful location with many sites offering views of Lake Powell. The park offers boat and beach access, nice asphalt sites with spacious parking areas, picnic tables, and fire rings. Additionally, there are laundry facilities and bathrooms available, although showers require tokens which some guests find inconvenient considering the price. The park is...

Located in Page, AZ, Lees Ferry Campground is a small campground nestled between cliffs and offering breathtaking views of the Colorado River. This first come, first served campground has basic amenities, including shade structures, fire rings, and picnic tables at each site. However, there are no flush toilets, showers, or trash cans within the campsite. The sink at the communal bathroom was...

6 sites, no hookups, no dump, no water, no toilets, no trash receptacles. Each site has a concrete picnic table. No fires allowed anytime. $14/$7 nite senior....3-day limit. This campground is a great option for those looking for a basic, no-frills camping experience. Located just outside of Page, Arizona, it offers stunning views of Lake Powell and easy access to nearby attractions like...

Hite is a remote Ranger District located at the top of Lake Powell, adjacent to the confluence of the Colorado and Dirty Devil Rivers. Jeep trails, backpacking, canyoneering, mountain biking, cycling, canoeing, kayaking, boating, and fishing are some of the many recreational opportunities. Primitive camping is allowed along the shoreline, campground, and designated backcountry sites. RV and...

The scenery is breathtaking and the stars at night are amazing due to the lack of light pollution. Beach is a boondocking campground located on the Utah border, about 1/2 mile off of Highway 89. It is managed by the National Park Service and accepts all of the different types of America the Beautiful passes. There is a garbage dumpster, RV dump, and some pit toilets. The campground is great...