Page-Lake Powell Campground

We tried several weeks to get a gold of someone/anyone at this park. No luck. Just out of curiosity, we checked it out today to figure out if they were still in business, and they appear to be. The park didn't look full but there were a lot of people there,except no one at the office. Looks nice enough if they could pick up a phone...moreWe tried several weeks to get a gold of someone/anyone at this park. No luck. Just out of curiosity, we checked it out today to figure out if they were still in business, and they appear to be. The park didn't look full but there were a lot of people there,except no one at the office. Looks nice enough if they could pick up a phone or answer an email or having working online reservations.

We stayed here a few days in March 2022. Cell service was a little spotty at times despite 3-4 bars but campground wifi was rather good. Seems like we paid $45 per night.Good location for checking out the surrounding area.

Didn’t stay here, but hot showers in super clean stalls are $4 for however long you need. Water fill is complimentary! Kind, helpful staff.

We stayed here for five days around the Antelope Canyon Ultras. The start line was about a half mile from our campsite, which was wonderful, but I would stay here again for this race even if it weren't so convenient. Our arrival: Very easy. The person who checked us in at the front desk was very friendly. Our site was a back-in but...moreWe stayed here for five days around the Antelope Canyon Ultras. The start line was about a half mile from our campsite, which was wonderful, but I would stay here again for this race even if it weren't so convenient. Our arrival: Very easy. The person who checked us in at the front desk was very friendly. Our site was a back-in but we were able to pull through as there was no one in the other site next to us. Site was perfectly flat, didn't have to level.We stayed at Wahweap (the national park campground) the last time we visited Page, and while that campground is ALSO VERY NICE, I would pick Page Lake Powell Campground again the next time we visit Page, hands down. You get nice views at Wahweap, and you can walk to the lake beach. But, Wahweap is pricier, there is zero cell reception, and the Internet is useless. Page Lake Powell Campground is cheaper, also has great views (because there are great views everywhere in Page), a really nice indoor pool/hot tub, a playground, and 5 bars 5G on Verizon. You also are closer to the amenities of Page.Behind the campground is one of the massive red rocks formations, which was a lot of fun for my kid and dogs to play on. If you hike up the red rocks, you make it to the Page Rim trail, a 10-mile trail that runs around the city of Page. This is some of my favorite running in the world (and I have run in a lot of places). Dog/bike friendly!In Page we did a show at the Red Heritage Indigenous entertainment hall. They were phenomenal. Highly recommend!The Internet here was too slow to be functional for anything other than checking email. Couldn't do video calls for work. However, cell reception was great.Any negatives to report: Not really. There were a lot of people coming and going while we were there for five days, but it was fun to meet so many people around the hot tub in our time there.

Arrived at 10 minutes to closing as the staff member was counting the til. Staff member was definitely wanting to get out of there and made it known that I was a bother. WiFi didn’t work. Just didn’t feel hospitable.

pros: clean bathrooms & showers, dishwashing station, water & electric at tent sites, good service, cute little set up at tent sites & good views of red rock formations cons: really small parking spots at tent sites (the only way my chevy silverado fit was because I was half in my the adjacent spot & luckily no one had booked that ...morepros: clean bathrooms & showers, dishwashing station, water & electric at tent sites, good service, cute little set up at tent sites & good views of red rock formations cons: really small parking spots at tent sites (the only way my chevy silverado fit was because I was half in my the adjacent spot & luckily no one had booked that site!), wifi wasn't great, tent sites were pretty close together and there was no privacy

Check in was fast and easy. Pretty decent campground. Clean, nice staff. Not crowded at all in November. We loved how close it was to so many things to do in the area.

This was a nice campground - staff was super friendly and the sites wherever nice with shade! We were only here for one night so we didn't use all the facilities. We did use the workout room - minimal but more than other campgrounds we have stayed at! It is far from the lake (to walk or bike ride). Not within walking or biking dist...moreThis was a nice campground - staff was super friendly and the sites wherever nice with shade! We were only here for one night so we didn't use all the facilities. We did use the workout room - minimal but more than other campgrounds we have stayed at! It is far from the lake (to walk or bike ride). Not within walking or biking distance from town either as it is situated on a very busy highway. It was perfect for our one night stay!

We stayed here for a few days in May 2021. OK place to stay, but nothing special. Mostly clean and kept up. We used the laundry and bathrooms, but they were up the hill from most campsites. Internet was next to non-existent even when sitting near their antenna. Pretty views from top of hill next to the camp. If we stay in Page in the f...moreWe stayed here for a few days in May 2021. OK place to stay, but nothing special. Mostly clean and kept up. We used the laundry and bathrooms, but they were up the hill from most campsites. Internet was next to non-existent even when sitting near their antenna. Pretty views from top of hill next to the camp. If we stay in Page in the future we will try a different park in hopes of getting internet.

Office staff help perfunctory, facility functional, not pretty. Everything worked. I felt safe. I used laundry and bathroom, they were acceptable. AT&T cell service almost non-existent, office staff confirmed poor AT&T coverage. About 3 miles from Horseshoe Curve and from the Glenn Canyon Dam. Gas station less than 0.5 miles and Walmar...moreOffice staff help perfunctory, facility functional, not pretty. Everything worked. I felt safe. I used laundry and bathroom, they were acceptable. AT&T cell service almost non-existent, office staff confirmed poor AT&T coverage. About 3 miles from Horseshoe Curve and from the Glenn Canyon Dam. Gas station less than 0.5 miles and Walmart about 2 miles. The back of the park is very close to pretty scenery. Park has a kids play area and an indoor pool.

Last night of our 2-week trip and I specifically asked for a spot that I could pull through and not unhook our tow vehicle. Upon arrival, found that we were booked into a back-in site. My email confirmation didn't matter. After much discussion desk clerk booked us into a site that we could access and pull through since the adjoining si...moreLast night of our 2-week trip and I specifically asked for a spot that I could pull through and not unhook our tow vehicle. Upon arrival, found that we were booked into a back-in site. My email confirmation didn't matter. After much discussion desk clerk booked us into a site that we could access and pull through since the adjoining site was not yet checked in. Ended up at the front of the park where it was noisy from street traffic and people checking in. No place to walk the dogs other than rocks and gravel and it was HOT...over 100 degrees. Didn't use the laundry or any other amenities. Park grounds were clean and tidy. Better than parking at Walmart.

Our site was level and everything was to our satisfaction. The staff were nice. We were half way in from the road, and noise was not a problem. We needed a propane refill, and were very pleased to be able to get it on site, at a price much better than what we get at home. The location next to a scenic rock was a plus.

Nice campground, well maintained, site needed a little leveling, some shade, picnic table in good shape, covered wagons for rent, looked new, WiFi was good. We were on site 36 near the playground which was quiet. Laundry on site, fitness room too, we would stay again although we dont usually pay this much it was around the same as the...moreNice campground, well maintained, site needed a little leveling, some shade, picnic table in good shape, covered wagons for rent, looked new, WiFi was good. We were on site 36 near the playground which was quiet. Laundry on site, fitness room too, we would stay again although we dont usually pay this much it was around the same as the Wahweap campground. We had a car problem we had to take care of before heading north into Utah.

We stayed at this campground from 4/10/21, for a week. The campground has easy access to several sites. Staff is friendly and helpful. The town, Page, AZ, is only minutes away and has everything you might need for traveling. Horse Bend, on the Colorado River is only minutes away and easy access with easy walking trails. The Page Rim Tr...moreWe stayed at this campground from 4/10/21, for a week. The campground has easy access to several sites. Staff is friendly and helpful. The town, Page, AZ, is only minutes away and has everything you might need for traveling. Horse Bend, on the Colorado River is only minutes away and easy access with easy walking trails. The Page Rim Trail is great for mountain biking and is about 9 miles long, with beautiful views of the Colorado river and other Rock Formations. Campground Wifi is intermittent and not very reliable. Laundry service is great and inexpensive. Clean facilities. We did not check out the pool.

This is the kind of place you are relieved to see when the wind is blowing you off the road! We paid $48 with senior discount. Site 14 is crap. Electric/water only next to road. Only one night so who cares...right? Took nice hot, long showers. Very clean. Did our laundry and will hit the road early a.m. I cannot bring myself to par...moreThis is the kind of place you are relieved to see when the wind is blowing you off the road! We paid $48 with senior discount. Site 14 is crap. Electric/water only next to road. Only one night so who cares...right? Took nice hot, long showers. Very clean. Did our laundry and will hit the road early a.m. I cannot bring myself to park at Walmart...just can't. So this is safer and cleaner than a Walmart parking lot. But it is just that...a gravel parking lot!

Paid $52 per night after Good Sam discount to essentially park it hooked up while we played on Lake Powell. It was a last minute trip so we were lucky to find any openings but they got us in.Full hookups (50amp power, 50psi water, sewer). Cell service was pretty poor with just a single bar on AT&T and Verizon even with a cell boost...morePaid $52 per night after Good Sam discount to essentially park it hooked up while we played on Lake Powell. It was a last minute trip so we were lucky to find any openings but they got us in.Full hookups (50amp power, 50psi water, sewer). Cell service was pretty poor with just a single bar on AT&T and Verizon even with a cell booster on the top of the camper.Good location. But we wish we had known Antelope Marina now has a new RV park so we could have parked closer to the marina even though their spots are more expensive.

Campground is convenient to slot canyons, horseshoe bend and lake Powell. Antelope canyon is currently closed so we did Wire pass trail to Buckskin Gulch and it was about an hour away but it was great! Campground was clean, very nice bathrooms, didn't use the pool/hot tub. The sites when you first drive in seem pretty close together bu...moreCampground is convenient to slot canyons, horseshoe bend and lake Powell. Antelope canyon is currently closed so we did Wire pass trail to Buckskin Gulch and it was about an hour away but it was great! Campground was clean, very nice bathrooms, didn't use the pool/hot tub. The sites when you first drive in seem pretty close together but we got put around back near the fitness center and the sites were spacious enough for us being an RV park, easy to pull in, hookups worked great and staff was friendly. They even have reasonable prices in their store. On our second morning there we watched a coyote walk right passed the site in front of us as we were sitting outside! Kind of scary but kind of cool so just keep an eye out!

The sites were level & ok for size. 1 star. The laundry machines were clean. 1 star. That’s about it. Basically a gravel parking lot but if that were all... The facility was maybe 5% occupied and they gave us a site right next to the maintenance building. Walk out the door and there it was. The picnic table was closer to the maintenanc...moreThe sites were level & ok for size. 1 star. The laundry machines were clean. 1 star. That’s about it. Basically a gravel parking lot but if that were all... The facility was maybe 5% occupied and they gave us a site right next to the maintenance building. Walk out the door and there it was. The picnic table was closer to the maintenance trailer than our site. So for practically no occupancy and a $50 price tag - no thought about the customer, no consideration on price, site location, etc. Pass this one by. Would not recommend.

The $53 rate includes 10% discount.This is the first time in 10 months of full time RV'ing spanning multiple sites in 8 states that I needed blocks to get level. Really no reason for it. I think this park realizes there are not many options in this remote area for hookups, so hence the high price and sub-par site.On the positive s...moreThe $53 rate includes 10% discount.This is the first time in 10 months of full time RV'ing spanning multiple sites in 8 states that I needed blocks to get level. Really no reason for it. I think this park realizes there are not many options in this remote area for hookups, so hence the high price and sub-par site.On the positive side, there are trees that provide shade, and the business area of Page is just over the hill with restaurants, Safeway, etc. Also had strong Verizon signal and was able to stream Prime Video.

We stayed here two nights during Covid 19 in a water and electric site. There were only a couple of other campers in those sites. We would stay again- the staff were friendly and helpful. The WiFi was hit and miss, but Verizon had good coverage. We got an AARP discount, which was 10%

Unless you really need hook ups and showers I would personally stay at Walmart again! We spent one night at both because needed a night hooked up and nice showers. The campsite was fine but the WiFi didn’t really work, the showers were a bit naff (one didn’t really work properly). Having said that we were in a good spot directly opposi...moreUnless you really need hook ups and showers I would personally stay at Walmart again! We spent one night at both because needed a night hooked up and nice showers. The campsite was fine but the WiFi didn’t really work, the showers were a bit naff (one didn’t really work properly). Having said that we were in a good spot directly opposite the toilets and laundry facilities which was handy! We made use of the hot tub - the pool was freezing!

It was either this place for $48 or the $69 camp ground near the marina. We got full hook up since it was their last spot other than the remaining 3 dry camp spots. We had already been dry camping at the Grand Canyon for 3 nights and decided I wanted some consistent electricity and water for a couple days.This place seems to tu...moreIt was either this place for $48 or the $69 camp ground near the marina. We got full hook up since it was their last spot other than the remaining 3 dry camp spots. We had already been dry camping at the Grand Canyon for 3 nights and decided I wanted some consistent electricity and water for a couple days.This place seems to turn a lot of business. I heard the guy at the counter at noon start turning people away, as I was signing up for the last spot, and was referring them to the Walmart parking lot ????. So show up early if your a fly by night type like us. Other than that. Seems well kept, but seems to be very busy.

We checked in, they said there was WiFi. Clearly no WiFi; hard to plan a trip like that. The gal at the desk knew it. Lots of sneezing, coughing, no mouth covering. Disgusting If you are sick and you work w people, stay home. They get 2 stars because we had AC ; the hot tub was broken down. Never again!

The campground was convenient to various slot canyons, Horseshoe Bend, the Dam and Waheep Marina. The campground is ok; gravel sites. Only a few hold big rigs. Decent exercise room. Cell and WiFi ok. Good cable.

You can chose if you want full huck or only water and electricity. The place ist clean, the stuff is nice and you are quiet near to the antelope canyon and horseshoe bend. The street is a bit noisy.

We chose this campground because of its proximity to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. We are normally state or national park campers (we have a van not RV) so our three star review is based on our preferences. If you are used to an RV Park, this may be better suited for you. Pros: Friendly staff and check-in was smoothGenero...moreWe chose this campground because of its proximity to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. We are normally state or national park campers (we have a van not RV) so our three star review is based on our preferences. If you are used to an RV Park, this may be better suited for you. Pros: Friendly staff and check-in was smoothGenerous sized spaces with picnic table (although it was raining and we didn’t use it)Clean bathrooms and showers with hot waterDishwashing sink with hot waterFitness room10% discount for AARP and othersProximity to Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope CanyonCons: Very close to road - lots of noiseNo privacy Overall, it worked for a one night stay for us but we decided to move on closer to our next destination.

We parked in our narrow site, and realized it had a serious slope. We were able to level the rig, but some were not so lucky. The park has a lot of perms, some in pretty poor repair. For the most part it was clean, but we did pick up some trash while walking our dogs. The saving grace for us was the easy access to the Page Rim Trail, a...moreWe parked in our narrow site, and realized it had a serious slope. We were able to level the rig, but some were not so lucky. The park has a lot of perms, some in pretty poor repair. For the most part it was clean, but we did pick up some trash while walking our dogs. The saving grace for us was the easy access to the Page Rim Trail, a 10 mile loop around town, and the open desert. Both were utilized extensively for walking our dogs. The nightly rate is very expensive for what you get. There is a small sign (one of many) on the office window informing you that you can't dump black tanks in full service sites, you must go to the dump station?? I don't want to know where they are dumping that water...

Got a site in the back row with view of the dog path. Only one decent channel off-air. Paid for Cable site but didn't have my cable. Asked if they had any to borrow - no, try Walmart. Next day bought a cheaply-made one at Walmart. Got a couple of extra channels. Not really worth the extra $4/day.A blah campground with few trees. Of...moreGot a site in the back row with view of the dog path. Only one decent channel off-air. Paid for Cable site but didn't have my cable. Asked if they had any to borrow - no, try Walmart. Next day bought a cheaply-made one at Walmart. Got a couple of extra channels. Not really worth the extra $4/day.A blah campground with few trees. Office people not very helpful. Water connection leaked bad so I fixed it myself. Stayed there to see the slot canyons not far away. No shuttles to take you and no Uber that I saw.WiFi was pretty much worthless and unusable. Had to use 4G the whole time.

We do not tow and chose Lake Powell Campground because we could easily get Uber or a taxi to places we wanted to visit. With its indoor swimming pool and hot tub, we can see why this campground is popular. There seem to be just as many young tent campers as there are RVers. The campground is clean and people are friendly, however, i...moreWe do not tow and chose Lake Powell Campground because we could easily get Uber or a taxi to places we wanted to visit. With its indoor swimming pool and hot tub, we can see why this campground is popular. There seem to be just as many young tent campers as there are RVers. The campground is clean and people are friendly, however, if the following reasons are important to you, here are some negatives we found that will not bring us back again:1) The campground has wifi, but it is not secure and probably everyone in Page is on the site making their wifi is useless. We could not get onto any site even with my Macbook Pro.2) If you do not get a site with satellite hookup as we did we could only pull in six channels with our antenna, even though they list many more.3) We travel with our two dogs and Lake Powell Campground is truly a desert RV park. This morning i finally found a patch of grass for our little one who has trouble taking care of business on gravel.

We stayed here for one night in a site that was fairly unlevel and very close to our neighbors. It was a fine and noisy stay, though they did have a pool and recreation area and also a nice little “scenic” walkway. There is a play area for kids. WiFi did not work on any of our device either day. My one star review is because of the...moreWe stayed here for one night in a site that was fairly unlevel and very close to our neighbors. It was a fine and noisy stay, though they did have a pool and recreation area and also a nice little “scenic” walkway. There is a play area for kids. WiFi did not work on any of our device either day. My one star review is because of the appalling behavior of the manager. We had booked one night on a Friday. We had booked a tour for Sunday, 30 minutes after check in. I had talked to the ladies at the front desk before leaving on Saturday morning about returning on Sunday 30 minutes before the check in time in order to be able to make it to our tour. They said it would be no problem as everyone will be leaving and there will be plenty of spots. We roll up at 11:30 on Sunday and the two nice ladies are not there. The male manager is there and we explain the situation. He starts raising his voice and tells us that this is not okay and that he is going to have a meeting with the team about us arriving early today. We explained that there are many sites available and we could just wait on the property until noon. He told us that if we stayed or came back before noon, he would call the police and have us towed. We asked to speak with a manager and he told us that he is the manager. Unfortunately we had already paid our money for the tour, which we luckily got to on time, but I would never stay here and again and never recommend anyone stay here. Most people who treat customers in such a way would get fired from their jobs. Most RV parks cater toward the activities of the town with check in and check out times. I’m sure he’s frustrated because this has happened before, but maybe that’s a reason to change the process.

If you are coming to Page, Arizona for Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, or Lake Powell - this is the place to stay.The location is within 5 miles of all the great things to see in this city. At a cost of $42 or so per night (Good Sam discount) it was a really good price for the location as well. We had a very spacious site with 50...moreIf you are coming to Page, Arizona for Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, or Lake Powell - this is the place to stay.The location is within 5 miles of all the great things to see in this city. At a cost of $42 or so per night (Good Sam discount) it was a really good price for the location as well. We had a very spacious site with 50amp FHU. Getting in was pretty easy and though it was not as level as we would like, we got level the first time. We were right next to a tent camping section, but that just caused some noise in the morning as people got up and around - no big deal. Our site was large enough that our truck parked next to our front door and still had space for a picnic table before the next site - WOW.There are lots of in and out people here just passing through. The long term spots are on the other side of the park, and on the side where we were, 50%+ of the sites turn over daily. It is well run though and not a big problem.There is an indoor pool which had a lot of echo when kids yell, but was nice to use. Hot tub also!CHEAP laundry! For where this place is and the in and out people, it is a surprise the laundry is so cheap (they could charge so much more). $1.25 per wash and dryer $0.25 for 20 minutes. This means we can do loads of laundry for $1.75-$2.00 each, wow! If we had more time here we would have done so much more.There is a small playground that is dated, but between that and some other kids, our kids were happy. Not really any grass for the dog, but that is about the only negative.Highly recommended park, and maintenance staff keeps things clean too.Oh yeah, we have ATT and we had 5 bar LTE service show up, but connections were really slow - so maybe the quality is just not so great. Campground Wifi was off and on about working, so probably use it some, but at night when everyone checks in you may need another solution.

This campground is convenient to everything in the area. Its easy to get into/out of and the interior roads are easy to navigate. Folks in the office were very friendly and helpful. Our site was level and spacious and had a bit of shade (will be welcome in the hotter months). We were impressed with the facilities set aside for ...moreThis campground is convenient to everything in the area. Its easy to get into/out of and the interior roads are easy to navigate. Folks in the office were very friendly and helpful. Our site was level and spacious and had a bit of shade (will be welcome in the hotter months). We were impressed with the facilities set aside for tents. Each tent site has a low wall around the perimeter, with a shade tree, picnic table, utilities and a space for the car. One of the nicest setups we've seen.The Safeway grocery and a Walmart store are nearby; this is where you'll recycle your glass. The park recycles everything else. There are plenty of restaurants in town and the entire area seems to thrive on the local tourist trade (of which there is plenty). Must see things include Antelope Slot Canyons (Upper is easy to walk; Lower includes steep flights of stairs), Glen Canyon Dam, Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, Wawheep, Lees Ferry and Marble Canyon.

This was our second time staying here, and we'll stay again when we come back.Our FHU, Good Sam rate, site was level with 50 amps and good water pressure. Trees are trimmed for easy access. Dirt and gravel roads and sites.The location is far enough out of town so it's pretty quiet and dark at night. Easy access to all services ...moreThis was our second time staying here, and we'll stay again when we come back.Our FHU, Good Sam rate, site was level with 50 amps and good water pressure. Trees are trimmed for easy access. Dirt and gravel roads and sites.The location is far enough out of town so it's pretty quiet and dark at night. Easy access to all services including a very nice Safeway and several good eateries. All the must-see areas are an easy drive.Nice staff, and well maintained park. Spaces are a little snug, but bigger than most urban parks. Beautiful red rock views right out our window give it a more natural feel.Park WiFi didn't work for us.

We visited Page over the Memorial weekend and stayed at the campground for 2 nights. They offer a 10% discount for AAA members, which we took advantage of. We chose it for its close proximity to the Antelope Canyons, mistakenly thinking we could bike there from the campground since we were visiting in our motorhome without a toad a...moreWe visited Page over the Memorial weekend and stayed at the campground for 2 nights. They offer a 10% discount for AAA members, which we took advantage of. We chose it for its close proximity to the Antelope Canyons, mistakenly thinking we could bike there from the campground since we were visiting in our motorhome without a toad and didn't want to unhook. In our defense, it looked doable when we looked it up on Google maps! But it was actually a hilly 3 mile ride from the campground to Antelope Canyon so we ended up calling a taxi service to pick us up and take us to and from the site.We stayed in the semi-full hookup sites: water, electric, sewer but opted for no cable TV. Our site was fairly level on gravel and near the restrooms and indoor pool. The pool was decent, clean and a welcome relief after a long hot day visiting the canyons. The restrooms were clean although my boyfriend and I each experienced weird situations with the toilets. They would flush slowly, then when you tried to flush again, sometimes it would overflow or sometimes, whoosh, it would flush very strongly. I hope they can fix the toilets as that's why I docked a couple of stars. There's also a laundry on site and a small convenience store. All in all, an average stay, but I'll stay there again if we were to come back to visit Antelope Canyon.

Decent RV Park, sites have enough space between them (for an RV park). Front desk staff was friendly and nice. $27 a night price reflects Good Sam FHU Rate. They do also have a W/E only rate that's a little less, but there weren't any spots available when we booked. AMENITIES:The Indoor pool and hot tub were clean and nice, not r...moreDecent RV Park, sites have enough space between them (for an RV park). Front desk staff was friendly and nice. $27 a night price reflects Good Sam FHU Rate. They do also have a W/E only rate that's a little less, but there weren't any spots available when we booked. AMENITIES:The Indoor pool and hot tub were clean and nice, not real big but big enough when we stayed. Didn't do any laundry here so I can't attest to that.ACCESS:We stayed here to visit Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend; both of which are only a few minutes away. INTERNET:You can get decent Verizon cell signal (2-3 bars) here but the actual speed was horrendous. I averaged around 1mbps on Verizon and maybe 3-4mbps on AT&T. The park has wifi but it was also really slow. EATS:We did eat at El Tapatio in town which was really good, it was a long wait for our large group of 13 but worth it. It's a really small place. Overall the park was quiet and maintained and we would stay again if we were in the area.

I needed to be in town for my photography workshop, so I put the solar panels away and plugged in, overall not a bad experience. Price was cheap ($20 for electric and water), sites are clean, bathrooms and showers are decent. Staff was easy to work with. It is located right next to the highway so you will hear cars constantly.Be aw...moreI needed to be in town for my photography workshop, so I put the solar panels away and plugged in, overall not a bad experience. Price was cheap ($20 for electric and water), sites are clean, bathrooms and showers are decent. Staff was easy to work with. It is located right next to the highway so you will hear cars constantly.Be aware that if you think you can come to Page and work online, forget it. No fiber has been piped into the town, and what they have is overloaded to the max. You will be lucky to get 1mbps, most of the time it is below .5mbps, this goes for everything in town, wifi, Verizon, ATT, so plan on being mostly disconnected. Of course the wifi here is unusable.

We needed someplace to set up in a hurry with fhu and in town as we were catching a tour to Antelope Canyon. The check in process was a bit slow but our site was fine. We were here in June 2015. They have a nice nature trail and all hook ups worked. We would stay a night or 2 again. We are camping in a 30ft TT with one slide

We found the hard way that it's important to be very clear about your rig when you call to make your reservation.Over the phone, we were told we had been assigned the last site long enough for our 5th wheel, but when we arrived, we caused a minor panic in the office. The site was only appropriate for motorhomes that could pull in f...moreWe found the hard way that it's important to be very clear about your rig when you call to make your reservation.Over the phone, we were told we had been assigned the last site long enough for our 5th wheel, but when we arrived, we caused a minor panic in the office. The site was only appropriate for motorhomes that could pull in forwards, and they fretted that we wouldn't be able to make it into the site.We did, but not without hitting a few branches--and a short-bed truck probably would've jack-knifed. Moral of the story: be very clear about your RV and its abilities before you book.Now for the good... it's conveniently located, near Page, the lake and all the other amenities around. There is a short but scenic hiking trail along the back of the park, and a cute playground for kids. After the initial confusion, we had a really nice stay here.One word of warning: Verizon signal looks really strong here--and it is. But it is S-L-O-W. Don't plan your week of teleconferencing in Page!

Date of Stay: May 2015Noisy with wide sites. Crappy cell service. Noisy. That about sums it up. Want more details? Fine…I needed to stay in Page proper for a few nights, so the campgrounds at Lake Powell Recreation Area were out of the question. That left the Page Lake Powell Campground, as it is the only game in town.This ...moreDate of Stay: May 2015Noisy with wide sites. Crappy cell service. Noisy. That about sums it up. Want more details? Fine…I needed to stay in Page proper for a few nights, so the campgrounds at Lake Powell Recreation Area were out of the question. That left the Page Lake Powell Campground, as it is the only game in town.This is an uninspiring commercial RV park, like so many out there. However, I was pleasantly surprised how wide the sites are - I stayed in the water and electric only section, which is on the north end of the park. This place was so uninspiring that apparently I forgot to take any pictures, which is extremely odd for me.The park was fairly noisy as it is right off a main road. What further lead to the noise was the RV park is at the bottom of a hill, so vehicles were accelerating up the hill. In other words, staying there means you are recipient of vehicles at their noisiest.As this is the only game in town, it is incredibly popular with all the rental RVs that are in the Page area. A tremendous amount of people would just stay there one night. In and out. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing - simply an observation. :)I wouldn't stay here again. If I had to be in Page, I would make every effort to stay out at the National Recreation Area.NOTE: While both AT&T and Verizon have very strong signals here, the service is about useless for Internet. It was beyond slow. If you need to work, you will have to hit up one of the local cafes or coffee shops, or head to the library.

This was just an overnight stop since it was hot and we needed electric. It actually wasn't a bad place, with fairly large sites with nice desert landscaping but they were not very level and we had to move from the one we were originally assigned. We stayed in the water/electric only sites but we also used the dump on the way out, whic...moreThis was just an overnight stop since it was hot and we needed electric. It actually wasn't a bad place, with fairly large sites with nice desert landscaping but they were not very level and we had to move from the one we were originally assigned. We stayed in the water/electric only sites but we also used the dump on the way out, which you have to get a key for in the office. The site we ended up in, 26, was right on the road so it was noisy but our A/C drowned it out.We did make use of the laundry room, which had about 10 each of washers and dryers, and was very reasonable. The fitness room also had good equipment and quite a bit for a smaller RV park. Very nice showers, too.It is just a couple miles from Walmart and other shopping, and a few miles to Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam. Very convenient location. We had 4G Verizon but it was quite slow and we were apparently too far away to connect to the park's wifi.

The weekend after Memorial Day the park was only about half-full. When I made the reservation I told the campground we did not want a site with cable TV. They said that was all that was available. The same when I registered. There were at least 5 sites without cable vacant all weekend. It appears they want the extra fees. The indoor po...moreThe weekend after Memorial Day the park was only about half-full. When I made the reservation I told the campground we did not want a site with cable TV. They said that was all that was available. The same when I registered. There were at least 5 sites without cable vacant all weekend. It appears they want the extra fees. The indoor pool and hot tub are nice. The game room equipment is well worn and you had to pay to use the machines and pool table. Landscaping was nice and they have some well watered trees to provide shade at most sites. Verizon signal was great for phone and hotspot (the campground also has free unsecured WIFI throughout the park). They accept AARP and Good Sam discounts as well as others. They have a small camp store and the cheapest postcards we’ve bought in years. (Five for $1) There is easy access in and out of the park entrance. When you enter the park follow the big yellow arrows straight ahead on the pavement to park and register. The roads in the campground are paved and the sites are gravel so there isn’t much dust and dirt tracking in your RV.

The staff here is very nice. The park itself is sort of split between the lower level which is mostly long term sites and the upper which is mostly for overnighters. This is a great spot to stop overnight on the way to someplace else and people do, tons of rental rv's with tourists from all over the world. The park has good amenities s...moreThe staff here is very nice. The park itself is sort of split between the lower level which is mostly long term sites and the upper which is mostly for overnighters. This is a great spot to stop overnight on the way to someplace else and people do, tons of rental rv's with tourists from all over the world. The park has good amenities such as cable tv, laundry, fitness room, pool and spa and free wifi. I only used the laundry and wifi, both were good. The location is great for access to town. My favorite thing about staying here was Antelope Point Marina is a very short drive, kayaking Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon was a spectacular experience. I have mixed feelings of where or not I would stay here again. My site was not very level, if I were to pull in for an overnight stay I would prefer to be able to simply pull in and be done with it. There are many other places in the area that would probably be more scenic. Overall I can would say anything bad about Page Lake Powell Campground.