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Lone Rock Beach

Lone Rock Road, Page, AZ
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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 for exploring the Glen Canyon NRA, and offers stunning views of the lake and mountains. There is a parking area for large rigs up on the hill near the dump station, and you can drive your rig down to the beach if you like, although it is sand and there is always a chance you can get stuck. There is no potable water, so you must fill your tanks before arrival. There are no designated sites so someone can pull up within 5 feet of you and throw their stuff right in front of your door. The stars at night are amazing due to the lack of light pollution, and the sunrise over the canyon and lake is breathtaking. Generators are only allowed until 10pm. There is a 15 minute drive to town and you are in Utahs time zone.

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  • Tenting
  • Potable Water
  • Toilets
  • Showers
  • Dump Station
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  • Hiking
  • Fishing

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Sunset Pass Designated Campsite is a land-based backcountry camping site located in the Orange Cliffs Unit of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Dispersed camping is allowed throughout the backcountry, but not in the vicinity of developed recreation areas such as campgrounds, picnic areas, or trailheads. Visitors must be self-contained and self-sufficient as there are no services or facilities provided. The site requires a permit from Canyonlands National Park for backcountry camping in the Orange Cliffs area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Group size for hiking and/or camping should not exceed 12 people and 3 vehicles when camping 100 feet or more from Lake Powell's shoreline, and outside designated campgrounds. Visitors are required to pack out all litter and garbage, including solid pet waste, and follow the principles of Leave No Trace. Human body waste solids shall be contained and carried out using a portable toilet or a specifically engineered bag waste containment system.
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