Wahweap Campground & RV Park

As several have noted this is very expensive for a remote national park campground. The sites are huge flat concrete slabs and many with full hook ups.The views of lake Powell are very nice. There are lots of space for walking.The camp store is well stocked (with a good selection of ice cream.Full hook up site was $81. ...moreAs several have noted this is very expensive for a remote national park campground. The sites are huge flat concrete slabs and many with full hook ups.The views of lake Powell are very nice. There are lots of space for walking.The camp store is well stocked (with a good selection of ice cream.Full hook up site was $81. Primitive was $31

Easy check-in at the Visitor's Center. Way too expensive for what you get and then you have to pay for showers. Fairly close to Page, AZ and stores, etc. Campground was OK, not better than any state park we have been too. Contractor run federal campgrounds are the worst.AT&T cell service was great, -102 RSPR un-boosted, -85...moreEasy check-in at the Visitor's Center. Way too expensive for what you get and then you have to pay for showers. Fairly close to Page, AZ and stores, etc. Campground was OK, not better than any state park we have been too. Contractor run federal campgrounds are the worst.AT&T cell service was great, -102 RSPR un-boosted, -85 boosted, no problem streaming.

The bathrooms were clean and shower was hot (although more of a fine mist - little pressure). The problem is that there are GOATHEAD THORNS thtoughout the campground (loop 3)! DO NOT STAY HERE, or you will be cleaning THORNS out of your shoes, carpet. feel, pets, camper for the rest of your trip.

This campground is inside Lake Powell National Recreation Area, so there is a fee to get in. It was either $20 or $30 per vehicle for up to one week, but we have a pass, so I didn't really pay attention. As far as I can tell, this was not included in the campground rate, but I'm not sure, I forgot to ask. We were placed in the C loop a...moreThis campground is inside Lake Powell National Recreation Area, so there is a fee to get in. It was either $20 or $30 per vehicle for up to one week, but we have a pass, so I didn't really pay attention. As far as I can tell, this was not included in the campground rate, but I'm not sure, I forgot to ask. We were placed in the C loop and told them we have a 45' toy hauler. I didn't check out the other loops, so I can't speak for them. In the C loop, there are "pull-thru" sites along the outer perimeter and back-ins on the interior of the loop. The "pull-thrus" are the U shaped lay-bys, not straight-through pull-thrus. I say this because this can create obstacles for larger rigs like ours. For example, site C18 would NOT have been accessible for us because there is a very tall pole on the right side of the entrance and the site sign on the left side of the entrance, and there's no way we could've maneuvered our big-ass setup through those two obstacles without causing damage. Also, had there been anyone in C18 when we got there, we would've had issues, because due to trees, we had to drive across part of site C18 to enter C20 as straight as possible to avoid hitting trees. The other pull-thrus didn't have trees like C20 did and there was a moment when we thought we may have to request another site, but we managed to place the RV just perfectly where our slide didn't hit the tree on the side, but we had to trim a few branches on the tree in front in order to unhitch without scratching up the roof of our truck. When we left, we had to back up a bit to be able to clear the trees and make the curve necessary to get out, and we ended up hitting the tree in the back. So, yes, a big rig will fit, but it can be very stressful. Our hotspots worked well. The view of the lake was beautiful. Close to Page. We rented a pontoon boat at the marina (Stateline does rentals, not Wahweap), and the time zone is Arizona. The phones kept bouncing between Arizona and Utah, but the marina is on Arizona time even though it's technically in Utah. We would recommend hiring a boat tour instead of renting a boat because it took an hour to do all the paperwork/inspections, then with all the no-wake-zones, we were only able to explore Navajo Canyon before returning after 4 hours on the water, you have to fuel up the boat and half a tank cost us $117 (and the guy at the fuel station said prices were going up), we were clock-watching the entire time because the marina closes at 4pm sharp and if you're one minute late, they'll charge you for an additional day (another $500 or so plus a $50 fee). We got back early and our rental ended up costing around $800 after rental fee, taxes, $50 insurance, and $117 gas. Pretty sure a stress-free boat tour for all 5 of us would've been less than that.

Nice facility but very limited winter hours (8-Noon) for office. Managed concessionaire company only, not through GOV (that I could find). No T-Mobile service, just roaming which was unusable.There is some local wifi but no way to get access to it if you arrive outside of office hours the first day so I didn't get to try it.Has laund...moreNice facility but very limited winter hours (8-Noon) for office. Managed concessionaire company only, not through GOV (that I could find). No T-Mobile service, just roaming which was unusable.There is some local wifi but no way to get access to it if you arrive outside of office hours the first day so I didn't get to try it.Has laundry and lots of showers with good hot waster ($2.50/8 minutes) but you need tokens. My season pass got me into the park but just a 10% discount on 1 item for pass/Veterans..

Stayed in April. Great sites! Generally quiet campground with some people doing their vacation thing and being louder than preferred.Not too much close by but that is nice. However, helpful to mention.Right near the lake and beautiful views. Easy check in. I can't recall the cell service.

This park is overpriced. The site was paved with full hookups and had a fire ring and picnic table. The flys where overwhelming and the park tends to be noisy

We visited in May and the weather was beautiful. The campground is convenient to the town of Page, the lake and horseshoe bend. Sites are level, campground was quiet and had a small store on site for any last minute necessities. Picnic tables and fire pits are at each site. I was a little nervous about not being able to pick our site b...moreWe visited in May and the weather was beautiful. The campground is convenient to the town of Page, the lake and horseshoe bend. Sites are level, campground was quiet and had a small store on site for any last minute necessities. Picnic tables and fire pits are at each site. I was a little nervous about not being able to pick our site but we ended up in a great site farther back but big enough up that we could see the lake in the distance. Would definitely stay here again!

Pretty solid area. Our pull-thru site was spacious and somewhat secluded. All utilities worked. Wi-Fi was a bit slow, but fast enough to stream SD internet TV and get some work done. T-Mobile was very hit or miss here, but Wi-Fi Calling worked fine.

Beautiful flat level clean sites! Plenty of room. Problem was having to pay for showers that ultimately didn’t work and spotty internet and cell service! 2/3 of dryers didn’t work as well. Great location though and views of sunrise and sunset!

Very nice park. Had a veiw of the lake from our site. People very friendly. Park is very clean and well maintained. Had good cell service and able to stream Netflix using my new WeBoost Drive Reach RV signal booster. We would stay here again.

The view is amazing, the lake is sandy and warm and the park is up to what I would expect from NPS. Amazing. The Internet is totally unreliable, even if you want to do just docs and email. The drive to Page is short if you have to go work from a coffee shop, but i wouldn’t plan on working from the campsite if you have to. It wasn’t any...moreThe view is amazing, the lake is sandy and warm and the park is up to what I would expect from NPS. Amazing. The Internet is totally unreliable, even if you want to do just docs and email. The drive to Page is short if you have to go work from a coffee shop, but i wouldn’t plan on working from the campsite if you have to. It wasn’t any better at the store or hotel lobby.

Had a great stay here. Great view of the lake. Spacious campsites. Easy to back in. The only issue was spotty internet.

We spent almost a week here during our first visit to LKe Powell. The campground was close to the marina, where we intended to rent a power boat to take to Rainbow Bridge. (See my Trip Adivisor Review on that experience). This sire was excellent for a visit to Lake Powell. We visit he Horseshoe Bend, Navajo Bridge and Lee’s Ferry from...moreWe spent almost a week here during our first visit to LKe Powell. The campground was close to the marina, where we intended to rent a power boat to take to Rainbow Bridge. (See my Trip Adivisor Review on that experience). This sire was excellent for a visit to Lake Powell. We visit he Horseshoe Bend, Navajo Bridge and Lee’s Ferry from here.The park had excellent full hookup sites, though I might consider one of the sites in a tent and self contained RV site I the future for a better view of the lake.Great access to Page and a wide range of services in town.

Showers are coin operated, $2 for 8 minutes. Bit of a rip off. Stayed here one night to get laundry done and take a long hot shower. I think I paid $30 just to stay in a dry camp site, a bit spendy for what you get. It was quiet, and clean. I felt safe.????

Nice campsite with enough room where it didn't feel cramped. Beautiful sunsets and views of the lake. Laundry room had a few broken machines so we had to wait. Overall a good experience.

This time of year, this campground is nice and quiet. Most of the sites were long and roomy with a picnic table and fire ring. We were in A loop and had a nice view of the lake. I walked around the campground and all of the RV sites had a view of the lake. As with most campgrounds, a lot depends on your site. There are some pull-t...moreThis time of year, this campground is nice and quiet. Most of the sites were long and roomy with a picnic table and fire ring. We were in A loop and had a nice view of the lake. I walked around the campground and all of the RV sites had a view of the lake. As with most campgrounds, a lot depends on your site. There are some pull-through sites here that are awful. You are only two feet away from your neighbor. I think you could pass the salt through your slide windows. If I had one of those sites, I would not have been happy. You can not choose your site when making a reservation, so you get what you get. The bathrooms were clean, although only one of the three sinks was working. We had a dead animal laying in our site when we pulled in and the picnic table was filthy, so I don't know that they clean the sites between guests. The camp store/office has everything you could need if you forget something. There are showers ($$) and bathrooms at the camp store. They were remodeling some of them while we were there. The free WIFI was hit or miss during the day, mostly miss. There were full hook ups, but the water pressure was low and the sewer is set at a strange angle and it was a little sketchy to dump. I think we were here during a slow time as one of the boat ramps was closed as well as a swim beach on the north end. The lake is extremely low so that could also be why they are closed. The nearest swim beach is about a 3/4 - 1 mile hike from the campground, depending where you are. I would consider staying here again, however the rate is a little steep, $68 a night and you have to pay for the showers. It seemed like most of the RVers staying here were in large Class A motorhomes and large 5th wheels. In the end, we had a nice time because we had a good site and the campground was very quiet.

Great park, nice level site for our 43 ft rig. The sites are large and have a picnic table and nice amount of room to sit outside. The area is beautiful and some nice lookout points.

This was an awesome campground. Gift shop/visitor center had almost everything you could need and more! Wifi, showers, bathrooms, electrical outlets available. Across the street to the shore of Lake Powell, can walk there from campsites! My husband and I stayed in a tent while we were here and had to make a stop at Walmart to buy a can...moreThis was an awesome campground. Gift shop/visitor center had almost everything you could need and more! Wifi, showers, bathrooms, electrical outlets available. Across the street to the shore of Lake Powell, can walk there from campsites! My husband and I stayed in a tent while we were here and had to make a stop at Walmart to buy a canopy because there was no shade coverage. Other than that is was perfect!

We have been coming to Lake Powell to boat and camp all of our lives. This time we are just passing through and thought we would stay for old times sake. This has always been a place. Boats and campers everywhere. Not this time. The lake is closed. At least the boat ramps are closed. Water is way low. The big tour boats are in...moreWe have been coming to Lake Powell to boat and camp all of our lives. This time we are just passing through and thought we would stay for old times sake. This has always been a place. Boats and campers everywhere. Not this time. The lake is closed. At least the boat ramps are closed. Water is way low. The big tour boats are in dry storage. There are hundreds of sights here and only about 20 camps full. The camp is very nice. Level spots. Clean as can be. Did our laundry and the laundromat is clean and most of the machines are working. Good, free internet

We were here on a short stay. The campground is really nice. Paved roads and concrete pads. It was quiet and not busy in late October. Check in was fine. Cell service great (AT&T said “off network) and it’s in a wonderful location. I never got the confirmation email so I had to call to confirm my reservation. I never got the second ema...moreWe were here on a short stay. The campground is really nice. Paved roads and concrete pads. It was quiet and not busy in late October. Check in was fine. Cell service great (AT&T said “off network) and it’s in a wonderful location. I never got the confirmation email so I had to call to confirm my reservation. I never got the second email they said they’d send. In any case they had our reservation!

Lots of reviews here, I'll just add a few observations. This is a huge park with marinas, picnic areas, store, hotel, group camp area, as well as 2 distinct camping options (old and tired vs fancy FHU areas).We came here without a reservation on a Sunday in mid October. It looks like even if you have a reservation, you have to stop...moreLots of reviews here, I'll just add a few observations. This is a huge park with marinas, picnic areas, store, hotel, group camp area, as well as 2 distinct camping options (old and tired vs fancy FHU areas).We came here without a reservation on a Sunday in mid October. It looks like even if you have a reservation, you have to stop at the entrance and get your site assignment? I can't imagine how they would do this on a busy long weekend.We camped in the tent/self contained RV section (not sure why you have to be "self contained" when you are camping with tenters, anyway . . .). My guess is that these 4 loops were the original NP campground. They are tired and need some improvements, although the restrooms were nice. Most sites are not level and the pavement is eroding away. Their website says that they can accommodate a few RV's with a max length of 30' in these dry camping loops. We knew that going in, I told the employee that we were 30ish' (actually 42' overall), she hesitated and said they have very few sites that length. Well, in my walkaround observations, there were over 50 sites that could accommodate us, most being pullout style sites. Our site was pretty large, mostly sandy with a fire pit and an old picnic table. Be aware that the dump station was a bit tight on the inside entrance.Others have described the RV FHU sections, they were very nice. Flat, landscaped, resort like. Loop C was the best laid out and had concrete pads. All these sites were reserved on a Sunday night.We enjoyed our stay, lots of things to see, lots of places to walk.

We stayed here for 2 nights on 10/4-10/5/20. The campground was clean and quiet. We stayed in site B6. A 10 minute walk to the marina where we rented a boat for the day. Also a similar walk down to the beach. We had cell service but the WIFI was horrible. Full hook ups. We would stay here again.

Camped with 23’ travel trailer in the self contained spots. There was plenty of room to park and have a picnic table/chairs/fire. Used generator with no problem and was able to use the water fill/dump stations available near the check in. Campground is in the national park so there is a fee of $30 per vehicle to enter and that will gai...moreCamped with 23’ travel trailer in the self contained spots. There was plenty of room to park and have a picnic table/chairs/fire. Used generator with no problem and was able to use the water fill/dump stations available near the check in. Campground is in the national park so there is a fee of $30 per vehicle to enter and that will gain you admission for 7 days. The lake is a moderate walk from the sites. We rode our bikes but there is a parking lot pretty close. WiFi is available but spotty. Gorgeous views from the campsites! We can’t wait to come back.

The Good: I'm writing this from my site (A-5) which has an amazing direct, unobstructed view of the lake, so that's a big plus! There's also a great dark sky at night which we've enjoyed every night. The bathrooms are clean and the store staff is helpful (although not overly friendly). The sites are paved and level in the full hookup l...moreThe Good: I'm writing this from my site (A-5) which has an amazing direct, unobstructed view of the lake, so that's a big plus! There's also a great dark sky at night which we've enjoyed every night. The bathrooms are clean and the store staff is helpful (although not overly friendly). The sites are paved and level in the full hookup loops. This park mainly gets "weekender" traffic, so expect more noise Thrs-Mon.The Bad: I do not recommend this park if you are trying to work! The wifi is unreliable unless you are sitting up at the camp store, but the tables up there are pretty full during the day which then drags down the bandwidth. At our site and with a WeBoost, we had 3 bars of Verizon 4G but only had decent bandwidth/throughput from ~6am-10am. Luckily we work east coast hours so got in at least a half day of work without frustration, but the afternoons were iffy. By Thursday afternoon - TERRIBLE. By Friday - DON'T PLAN ON WORKING! On another note - don't have packages/mail sent here as it's very challenging (if possible at all; I'm short one package upon our departure even tho the USPS had delivered it...) to get them to you. Next, the park is expensive, plus you also have to purchase a pass just to get in & out of the Glen Canyon National Rec Area during your visit (or have a National Park Pass). Even though we've enjoyed relaxing outside in the evenings, I would not return to this park. Partly due to COVID summer, there is VERY LITTLE TO DO in this area even though it is beautiful. We did rent a boat one day to explore the lake but that's all there is to do right now. Working conditions are bad, people in this park and even in Page are not friendly, packages are lost, restaurants are closed, etc, etc. I really hate negative reviews and rarely leave them; I prefer to share positive things with my Campendium brethren! However, after a week here I'm soured on this place regardless of the beautiful sight outside of my window :(

We stayed in the non-hookup area an enjoyed ourselves but the site was very sloped and we struggled to get level...you know, like tires off the ground, haha. The paved RV sites with power in the other section are top notch and we'd go for those next time! The camp store is big and has lots to browse through. Check in process is a bit ...moreWe stayed in the non-hookup area an enjoyed ourselves but the site was very sloped and we struggled to get level...you know, like tires off the ground, haha. The paved RV sites with power in the other section are top notch and we'd go for those next time! The camp store is big and has lots to browse through. Check in process is a bit slow so don't get stuck behind other RVs!

This campground is really nice and clean. I'm giving them a four-star because when my husband walked in he was told that nothing was available for the night. I called from the parking lot and was told to come in because they had availability. Not cool! There was also no signal at all

Place is awesome large spaces. Clean, close to water and bathrooms are clean. The WiFi is terrible so don’t think you can stream or work from here. The staff are nice and friendly. Only 30 minutes from horse shoe bend. AT&T full LTE, not full 5 G so nothing streamed, you can receive text and calls that’s it.

Situated near Lake Powell, the location is hard to beat. We stayed in loop D, but I would have preferred loops A, B or C, as the sites are more spread out in those loops.

We stayed in dry camp area. Nice view of Lake Powell. Nice and quiet except for one overzealous generator user near us. Very clean. Good dump station. If you want full hookups it’s 60 a night. But nice concrete pads and clean sites. Has WiFi to.

Welcome to the most expensive campsite in the West. First, you must pay $30 to get through the gate. Thankfully we had a Golden Age Passport. Next, the $62 campsite fee. Granted, the view was wonderful and the campgrounds were neat, modern, and clean. But no hot water in the bathrooms. Shades of old national parks. Showers available on...moreWelcome to the most expensive campsite in the West. First, you must pay $30 to get through the gate. Thankfully we had a Golden Age Passport. Next, the $62 campsite fee. Granted, the view was wonderful and the campgrounds were neat, modern, and clean. But no hot water in the bathrooms. Shades of old national parks. Showers available only next to the campstore. Another fee. $2 for 8 minutes. That is if you have the special tokens. Our luck? The token machine was out of order. GRRR. And the campstore closes at 4:00 pm. Altogether, it felt like a big rip-off. For $92, a whole lot more is expected. Go get a hotel room.

We stayed here for 4 nights and really enjoyed our stay. We were in loop D and had a pull through site with all hook ups. The site had a bbq, fire pit and nice picnic table. The pad is concrete and was easy to level our trailer. The bathrooms were clean. There was an area to run the dog. The registration area had good parking for...moreWe stayed here for 4 nights and really enjoyed our stay. We were in loop D and had a pull through site with all hook ups. The site had a bbq, fire pit and nice picnic table. The pad is concrete and was easy to level our trailer. The bathrooms were clean. There was an area to run the dog. The registration area had good parking for check in. They had a small store with a few camping items. I would recommend you get groceries before you get here. There was a laundromat. I used my own detergent. Very close by is a parking lot to get down to a Long Beach on the lake. It’s also close to the resort if you go on a boat tour which we did. Would definitely come back here even though it’s a little pricey.

This campground is definitely first rate with large concrete level pads, full hookups, metal picnic tables, fire pits and grills, clean bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities. We had an easy pull through site in Loop D. The check in was easy with nice parking lot for big rigs and trailers. But they ask for license number of tra...moreThis campground is definitely first rate with large concrete level pads, full hookups, metal picnic tables, fire pits and grills, clean bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities. We had an easy pull through site in Loop D. The check in was easy with nice parking lot for big rigs and trailers. But they ask for license number of trailer, so be prepared. There is a small store with a few supplies. Buy groceries before you come in the park. Page is not too far with large grocery stores. This campground is in a national park so you have to pay, unless you have a senior pass. There is a nice large beach just 1/4 mi away, with parking and a pathway. There is also a large boat launch right next to the campground. We took a boat tour to Antelope Canyon and really enjoyed it. The campground is expensive but I think it’s worth the cost.

Stayed here on Loop F on 9/26/2019 for one night. Full hookup with sewer, concrete level pad, and clean bath house. Our site had a very small sliver view of the lake.Check in was easy and there is an ATM by the desk. Little or no shade, some noise from generators from the other loops with no electricity. Had several campers from...moreStayed here on Loop F on 9/26/2019 for one night. Full hookup with sewer, concrete level pad, and clean bath house. Our site had a very small sliver view of the lake.Check in was easy and there is an ATM by the desk. Little or no shade, some noise from generators from the other loops with no electricity. Had several campers from other loops cut thru our campsite enroute to the camp store.Showers were $2 on top of the $68 for the site. WiFi was weak and disconnected frequently. Location is close to Page and only 20 minutes to Antelope Canyon. Would stay again but not in the full hookup area, too expensive.

While the campground is located in a an area of spectacular scenery, it doesn't really feel like a value at $68 a night. The sites were pleasant and not too close together, but the staff seemed unhappy and the shower facilities (which cost an extra $2 for shower) were far from appealing. Further the site itself was not all that clean. ...moreWhile the campground is located in a an area of spectacular scenery, it doesn't really feel like a value at $68 a night. The sites were pleasant and not too close together, but the staff seemed unhappy and the shower facilities (which cost an extra $2 for shower) were far from appealing. Further the site itself was not all that clean. If you're camping with a self-contained rig and want access to boating on Lake Powell, this is probably a good place, but the rest of us it's not that great. It was a stop over for us on the way to Utah and frankly I wish we'd found another more modest place that was better maintained.

Really nice setting. Lake Powell at sunset is gorgeous. We stayed here on a one night quick stopover on our road trip. With no reservations we were fortunate to find they had a couple of full hookup sites available for us. We needed the air conditioning because the temps were high 90s, low 100s. Our site had power, water and sewer. It ...moreReally nice setting. Lake Powell at sunset is gorgeous. We stayed here on a one night quick stopover on our road trip. With no reservations we were fortunate to find they had a couple of full hookup sites available for us. We needed the air conditioning because the temps were high 90s, low 100s. Our site had power, water and sewer. It was large and fairly private. As this is a desert setting there are no trees to speak of. Minus one star because the price is a little steep.

This is one of the nicest campgrounds I’ve ever stayed at. Plenty of space between sites and Great Lake and page access. My only complaint is my site was close to the store and I could hear the ac units and morning deliveries being made. I could have relocated but I didn’t feel like packing up and moving so I guess it wasn’t that bad....moreThis is one of the nicest campgrounds I’ve ever stayed at. Plenty of space between sites and Great Lake and page access. My only complaint is my site was close to the store and I could hear the ac units and morning deliveries being made. I could have relocated but I didn’t feel like packing up and moving so I guess it wasn’t that bad. Rent a boat for the day. It’s worth the $$.

We had a short weekend stay but it was well worth it. The sites were nice and spacious. This is going to be a frequent destination for us as we love being near the water.

Title says it all!We stayed on space A11, full hook-up. Location was very good, with a nice view of the lake. There is no direct access to the beach from RV site as there is about a 1/4 mile walk to the beach. You cross two roads on a nicely paved crosswalk.I would recommend the RV campground, however, as the resort/hotel do...moreTitle says it all!We stayed on space A11, full hook-up. Location was very good, with a nice view of the lake. There is no direct access to the beach from RV site as there is about a 1/4 mile walk to the beach. You cross two roads on a nicely paved crosswalk.I would recommend the RV campground, however, as the resort/hotel doesn't have beach access either.The only drawback was the poor wifi and bad cell coverage. For many, this will not be a problem as they don't need use for work or generally, but for me, the shotty service was frustrating. The park store was nicely stocked with many options from food, coffee, clothing, ICE or small stuff that you might have forgotten.Sites A1 - A11 are good.

Wahweap Marina offers full-hookup, decently spaced sites (B Loop) that feel more like a State Park than an RV Park. The campground was clean and well maintained with a small store for necessities. At check-in they said all sites had lake views, this may have been true when the lake was 100 feet higher years back, but was definitely...moreWahweap Marina offers full-hookup, decently spaced sites (B Loop) that feel more like a State Park than an RV Park. The campground was clean and well maintained with a small store for necessities. At check-in they said all sites had lake views, this may have been true when the lake was 100 feet higher years back, but was definitely a stretch in 2019. I’d ask for a site further from the rest rooms, our site near them had a hum from some of the electrical boxes.The location was great relative to visiting Horeshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.Half the washing machines were out of order, but the ones that worked did a good job.

Wow, what a site. Our trailer is side to side with another trailer with maybe 6 feet between and nothing in between! This is probably one of the worst sites in the park and we found several that are similar. Seems if you book online and use the 55+ discount, you are put in the lower loop. The lower loops “F” and “D” have these awfu...moreWow, what a site. Our trailer is side to side with another trailer with maybe 6 feet between and nothing in between! This is probably one of the worst sites in the park and we found several that are similar. Seems if you book online and use the 55+ discount, you are put in the lower loop. The lower loops “F” and “D” have these awful side by side sites. Oh, and you don’t get to pick a site - the park simply assigns you a site. Saving $5 a night with the discount was NOT a deal. If you have any say when checking in, we would recommend Loop C (site 25 and 26 look great), then Loop B or A and last and least Loops D and F. Note Loops D & F have a couple of decent back-in sites!Water, Electric and sewer all worked fine. WiFi is slow. AT&T was nonexistent and Verizon came and went even with a booster. The lake and several sunsets were magnificent. For the price, I just expected a better site.

FHU in a gorgeous location! Every staff member we interacted with was pleasant, the campground was convenient, and our site was level. We stayed here to explore Page, AZ. We came on “vacation days” so cell service didn’t matter this trip. Cell service on ATT and Verizon weren’t great though, we did fine with basic stuff, but it wouldn’...moreFHU in a gorgeous location! Every staff member we interacted with was pleasant, the campground was convenient, and our site was level. We stayed here to explore Page, AZ. We came on “vacation days” so cell service didn’t matter this trip. Cell service on ATT and Verizon weren’t great though, we did fine with basic stuff, but it wouldn’t have been sufficient for a work week. There’s a grocery store in town and a laundromat in the campground (we didn’t use it so I can’t comment on it other than it being available). We also went on the Canyon Adventures Boat Tour which was fantastic and available through the same company that runs the campground. The weather was rainy during our stay, the boat tour gave us the ability to explore Antelope Canyon, Navajo Canyon, and the Glen Canyon Damn without hiking into a slot canyon with the risky forecast. We also hiked out to Horseshoe Bend which is a must see if you head to Page!

So, we've been coming to Lake Powell for years. Boating, tubing, hiking... it has everything! This year we finally brought the camper out. The campground is huge and the sites are very nice large concrete pads. So big, I could fit the 32TT, boat and truck on the concrete pad. The bathrooms were clean, but not the cleanest we have se...moreSo, we've been coming to Lake Powell for years. Boating, tubing, hiking... it has everything! This year we finally brought the camper out. The campground is huge and the sites are very nice large concrete pads. So big, I could fit the 32TT, boat and truck on the concrete pad. The bathrooms were clean, but not the cleanest we have seen. The shower house weren't used because they were not conveniently placed for us. Plenty of space between you and your neighbors for a campground like this, however I thought the views should have been better. Our view of the lake was lacking in my opinion. A little more than I like to pay. But, with that being said... it's right there at the lake, a very nice grocery store and the site was large. I don't think you could do better in the area!

The campground is located right on Lake Powell, so if you are interested in getting out on the water, this is a perfect spot. Additionally, you're just down the road from the Glen Canyon visitor's center, the Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend, and all the awesome hiking opportunities in the area. If you're traveling through Southern Utah...moreThe campground is located right on Lake Powell, so if you are interested in getting out on the water, this is a perfect spot. Additionally, you're just down the road from the Glen Canyon visitor's center, the Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend, and all the awesome hiking opportunities in the area. If you're traveling through Southern Utah, chances are, you are going to route through Page, and this is a great place to stop when you do.As long as you land a spot in loops A, B, or C, you will have fantastic spacing and privacy. The other loops aren't terrible, but the rigs tend to be much closer together. There's lot of vegetation growing and the loops are terraced into a hill overlooking Lake Powell. Lovely views, huge sites, lots of space between RVs... Just wonderful.I was able to request a site online and request one of the loops we wanted, but you don't book your exact site. Luckily they gave us what we asked for though. Customer service was friendly enough and we appreciated that we could receive our mail at the campground.Internet access was the one big downside of this campground. Verizon and AT&T were crap and the campground's wifi quickly became overloaded in the evenings. It was workable during the day, but useless at night. This got real frustrating after a while since we use the internet for just about everything we do. If they would upgrade their wifi, this would be an absolutely perfect campground.This is a true standout campground offering large private sites with lots of vegetation, great views, and nice sitting areas, all in a highly sought after location. We really enjoyed our stay here and would highly recommend it to others traveling through Page. The only thing that wasn't great was their wifi. When you're in a dead zone like Wahweap, having decent wifi is very important and should be a priority. If they would invest in this one area, the campground would be perfect. It's definitely not cheap, but at least you get what you pay for.

The RV park itself was fine, nicely maintained and spots are close but not too close. As far as location, if we were to stay in the area again we would stay at Lone Rock instead. There are some reports of cell service working in the area but we did not have a usable signal at the park. We work from the road so this made the stay tou...moreThe RV park itself was fine, nicely maintained and spots are close but not too close. As far as location, if we were to stay in the area again we would stay at Lone Rock instead. There are some reports of cell service working in the area but we did not have a usable signal at the park. We work from the road so this made the stay tough but if you don't need service then this park is a good spot if a bit pricey.There is a nice laundry facility on site with inexpensive machines. The swimming beach is a trek from the parking lot (3/4 mile walk from car to water). But there is tons to do in the area, we did the half day Glen Canyon Float tour which was more than enough time to see the canyon. We also did lower Antelope canyon and backhaul service kayaking down the river. Both of which are worth the trip!

Page, AZ – Wahweap Marina & RV in Glen Canyon Recreation AreaWe stayed here for 11 days in early May 2018. It was a beautiful campground with incredible views! We had FHU with 50 amp, picnic table, fire pit and grill. Our cement pad was very level. As suggested by someone who had stayed there we requested, and got, a double-wide ...morePage, AZ – Wahweap Marina & RV in Glen Canyon Recreation AreaWe stayed here for 11 days in early May 2018. It was a beautiful campground with incredible views! We had FHU with 50 amp, picnic table, fire pit and grill. Our cement pad was very level. As suggested by someone who had stayed there we requested, and got, a double-wide site, which they had available and it worked out quite nicely. There was WiFi at the visitor center and we could use it a few times from our site as we were close but it was unreliable. Verizon cell service was very sketchy. No cable and OTA TV was non-existent for us. The price was a bit high but we reserved a site with advance purchase/no refund making the cost approximately $45/day. We were in site F-9.

We stayed here for 4 nights on the self contained/dry camping loop which with a AAA discount was $27 per night. There were no full hook up spots available when we made reservations about 1 week in advance. The hook up spots look super nice with level concrete driveways and depending on the loop are closer to the water and the general s...moreWe stayed here for 4 nights on the self contained/dry camping loop which with a AAA discount was $27 per night. There were no full hook up spots available when we made reservations about 1 week in advance. The hook up spots look super nice with level concrete driveways and depending on the loop are closer to the water and the general store.But our spot on loop 4 still had fabulous views- we could see the water, the rock formations and Navajo mountain in the distance during the day and had great star viewing at night. It was however not level- in fact it was our first time using our leveling blocks in a month and pretty much everyone in our loop was on someThere is a camp store that has most of what you would need but at prices higher than the grocery store- we mostly used it to buy popsicles as we were dying from the heat.The showers are near the store and registration and are air conditioned which is nice. The laundry is also in this area- but with only 6 machines and 1 broken and hundreds of campers there was always a line so we ended up using the laundromat in town instead.The majority of campers were in rental rigs and only staying 1 night and a good portion of them were foreign. We usually like to make friends with the neighbors or talk to people who are more local about what to do- there was none of that (we got all our intel from the boat rental guys and they guy at the boat launch ramp instead)Cell service was weird- with our AT&T phones sometimes we would have 4 bars fast LTE, sometimes a few bars of perfectly functional 3G and sometimes no service or 1-2 bars of edge. There was no pattern and it could change at any moment. Our Verizon hotspot regularly read with 4G signal but functionally was sometimes fast and sometimes slow. There is also WiFi across the resort that we were able to access from our campsite but once again sometimes it worked great, sometimes it worked slow and sometimes it didn’t work at all. Most times one of the three was working but you had to constantly switch back in forth.Also I highly recommend you plan some kind of activity that gets you on the water and into the lake!

We love this RV Park even though it is a little bit pricy: clean and well maintained with view of the mountain and the lake; close to page for all the signt seeing.

This place is truly magical!! So close to so many activities but you will pay for them, you also have to pay the National Park entrance fee currently at 25$ for the week. Campsites are private unless you get put in loop D, otherwise this is definitely a yearly stop!!

We camped here at this NPS campground over the 4th of July for the week. The campground was full for a few days and still it didn't feel like it was packed or crowded. Could be due to the heat too, everyone was at the water or inside during the hottest times. The spaces are large and have a nice landscaping around the site and through...moreWe camped here at this NPS campground over the 4th of July for the week. The campground was full for a few days and still it didn't feel like it was packed or crowded. Could be due to the heat too, everyone was at the water or inside during the hottest times. The spaces are large and have a nice landscaping around the site and throughout the campground. There are paved sidewalks that meander through the many loops and down around the marina and beach. We stayed in the full hookups loop A due to the heat being in the triple digits and ran the AC constantly. We never experienced an interruption in electricity. The bathrooms were clean as was the campground. The wifi can be accessed from the campground store/laundry. We rented a speed boat for the day at the Wahweap marina and enjoyed exploring the lake. We also used the laundry facilities. The visitor center for the dam is just a few miles down the road as is the Antelope Canyon Tours and Horeshoe Bend. Powell Lake is amazing and right in front. We had a nice side view from our site. The campground is managed from an outside contractor for the NPS. The website was easy to manage, quick confirmation via email, site # distributed upon arrival. Jr ranger programs offered over the weekend in the campground. Would definitely come again when the temps are lower.

We made our reservations at the last minute so we had to stay in one of loops without hook ups but the worst part of that was the heat at the end of the day and that our site was not even near level.Everything else was wonderful. The views from our site, the swimming beach, the store, the laundry, all exceeded expectations! I coul...moreWe made our reservations at the last minute so we had to stay in one of loops without hook ups but the worst part of that was the heat at the end of the day and that our site was not even near level.Everything else was wonderful. The views from our site, the swimming beach, the store, the laundry, all exceeded expectations! I could have stayed a month!It does blow a little that you have to pay a $25 entry fee to what does not feel like a National Park but it's worth it. Worth it more if you stay longer.

Holy crap this place is cool. Somewhat unexpected, as it doesn't get the publicity it deserves.1st off what other people have said, all loops are not created equal. A,B,C are much larger sites and none of the parking lot feel.FHU, no cable, no OTA but park wifi was excellent compared to typical park wifi. Cell service was weird...moreHoly crap this place is cool. Somewhat unexpected, as it doesn't get the publicity it deserves.1st off what other people have said, all loops are not created equal. A,B,C are much larger sites and none of the parking lot feel.FHU, no cable, no OTA but park wifi was excellent compared to typical park wifi. Cell service was weird for me. ATT data = 1mbps d/lATT voice = 4 bars but unable to use toll free numbers (which shot work conf calls)Verizon data = mostly 4g (6+ mbps d/l) but the last 3 days of my stay it would toggle into 3g (1mbps d/l) on both phone and jetpack. So again, not very reliable for work screenshares etc.T mobile = 2g (too slow to stream)There are great hiking trails nearby. Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon is a must. The hanging garden trail up the road is also awesome. Dogs are allowed pretty much everywhere except for Antelope Canyon.This is a doggie heaven.Site accessibility (Very easy to navigate, wide roads) - 5Campground location (Directly on Lake Powell) - 5Nearby amenities (Onsite small camp store. Nearby groceries etc in Page,AZ) - 4Site Privacy (Large sites in A,B,C loops) - 5Campground amenities (FHU, laundry onsie) - 4Dog friendly (Great hiking trails, Dogs allowed in the lake and on trails) - 5Activities (Lake Powell, boating, fishing, hiking, biking) - 5Cost ($48/night for FHU) - 3Staff friendliness (Very friendly) - 5Connectivity (Mostly good Verizion, ATT, 2g T mobile, no OTA, Excellent free wifi) - 5Total rating = 4.6

After a year of traveling, this is still one of our favorite spots. It is located on the banks of Lake Powell, with views of red rock cliffs. The spots are large and level. The park is convenient to Page if you need to shop, but far enough out that you feel like you are away from it all. The staff is friendly, the store is well-...moreAfter a year of traveling, this is still one of our favorite spots. It is located on the banks of Lake Powell, with views of red rock cliffs. The spots are large and level. The park is convenient to Page if you need to shop, but far enough out that you feel like you are away from it all. The staff is friendly, the store is well-stocked, and there is a resort just down the shore if you want a night out for drinks or dinner.

This is such a beautiful campground! The views of Lake Powell are stunning. Our first time here was in the summer of 2015 and it was about 105 degrees. We cut our time short to find cooler temperatures because it's just too hard to keep the RV cool enough in that kind of heat. The resort was kind enough to refund the remainder of our s...moreThis is such a beautiful campground! The views of Lake Powell are stunning. Our first time here was in the summer of 2015 and it was about 105 degrees. We cut our time short to find cooler temperatures because it's just too hard to keep the RV cool enough in that kind of heat. The resort was kind enough to refund the remainder of our stay. We knew we would want to come back again at a cooler time of year and March turned out to be a great time. It was definitely cooler and also much less crowded because it's still the off season. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Our site A3 was a large pull-through with beautiful views of the lake. We work remotely and need internet access where ever we are. Our Verizon 4G worked okay; it was pretty slow but still usable. We enjoyed visiting the Glen Canyon dam, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon. As a fulltime RVer it can be hard to find a place to get my hair cut and colored on the road. I went to Ava Bella in Page and would highly recommend it.

For us this RV Park was a bit pricey compared to other options out west however the location was pretty perfect. As others mentioned, proximity to Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Page etc is hard to beat. The park is very large! Amenities were extremely nice including the laundry facility near check in. We loved the views and the abil...moreFor us this RV Park was a bit pricey compared to other options out west however the location was pretty perfect. As others mentioned, proximity to Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Page etc is hard to beat. The park is very large! Amenities were extremely nice including the laundry facility near check in. We loved the views and the ability to go for morning walks to the Laken Powell. You can also rent kayaks/boats pretty easily if you want to explore the lake by water. Enjoy!

We enjoyed our stay at Wahweap. It's conveniently located near many of the highlights in the Page area. It's about 5 minutes from Glen Canyon Dam, 10 minutes from Page, 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bend, 30 minutes from Antelope Canyon, and 45 minutes from Lee's Ferry. Staying here made our daily outings manageable. Though right along...moreWe enjoyed our stay at Wahweap. It's conveniently located near many of the highlights in the Page area. It's about 5 minutes from Glen Canyon Dam, 10 minutes from Page, 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bend, 30 minutes from Antelope Canyon, and 45 minutes from Lee's Ferry. Staying here made our daily outings manageable. Though right along Lake Powell, it's about a half-mile walk to the lake's beach. Terrific lake views are found in some sites, but ours was mostly blocked by other, larger RVs. You can't reserve the exact site you want, but they do take requests. You pretty much get what you get when you arrive, though. Most driveways are very long, so bigger rigs would have no problem fitting here. The hook-ups are nice, and the restrooms are bright and clean and have running water and flush toilets. They were cleaned daily while we were there. There's a camp store with essentials and souvenirs if you need or want anything. Though full, it was a very calm and quiet campground during our stay.We had no cell service (T-Mobile) and their Wi-Fi is spotty and pretty slow. Not a big deal to us, but if you have work to do it could be difficult or frustrating.

The sites are really nice (pull thru, full hookup, 50 amp, clean). Great view of the lake. We stayed here because we wanted to see some of the things around Page and knew that we would not be disappointed and we were not.

The Wahweap Campground is very large, with around ten separate camping loops. We enjoyed our stay in B19 in the full hookup section, which includes A, B, C, D, and F loops (there is no E). Loops A, B, and C are older have more of a "campground" feel, with large sites and good spacing with some privacy between them. There are back-ins a...moreThe Wahweap Campground is very large, with around ten separate camping loops. We enjoyed our stay in B19 in the full hookup section, which includes A, B, C, D, and F loops (there is no E). Loops A, B, and C are older have more of a "campground" feel, with large sites and good spacing with some privacy between them. There are back-ins and C-shaped pull-throughs in this section. They are terraced, with A being closest to the lake and lowest in elevation, and C being farthest but highest. Loops D and F appear to be newer sections and are laid out more like a commercial RV park, with straight rows of RVs, smaller sites, and little privacy. The pull-throughs in D and F share utilities between adjacent rigs, so that your driver's side is right up against your neighbor's driver's side (they're facing the opposite direction). We don't like that layout at all and are glad we were not in one of these loops! I'll upload photos of B and E for comparison. The entire place is very clean and well maintained. They offer free WiFi but it was very slow. Verizon LTE worked well, and while AT&T was limited to 3G, it was still very fast. The campground store has the basics, but it's only a few miles to the Safeway and Walmart in Page. If you don't have a National Parks pass you'll need to pay a 7-day park entry fee since the campground is inside the National Recreation Area. If you do have a parks pass, remember to take it with you when you go into town! We asked at the store if we could receive mail and packages and while they said yes and gave us the address to use, we had some issues. We received UPS packages just fine, but our US Mail delivery made it to Page and was immediately "returned to sender" due to "invalid address". Our dog loved swimming in the lake every day, and since the campground is so large we found plenty of places to walk him. Unfortunately every walk included a few stops to pull thorns / cactus spines out of his paws. Overall we were very happy with the campground, though we did find it to be a little expensive. If we visit the area again we'll definitely stay here, IF we can get a site in A, B, or C loops.

The heat really affected our stay here. We probably would have checked out the pool and used the laundry facilities if it wasn't so oppressively hot. We payed for 2 days but had to leave early because our air conditioner can only cool the trailer down by 10-15 degrees.The campground is clean, and sites are nicely spaced, ours was w...moreThe heat really affected our stay here. We probably would have checked out the pool and used the laundry facilities if it wasn't so oppressively hot. We payed for 2 days but had to leave early because our air conditioner can only cool the trailer down by 10-15 degrees.The campground is clean, and sites are nicely spaced, ours was was long and level. The woman who checked us in was friendly. There is free wifi but it wasn't usable. This would be a lovely place to camp in cooler temps. The price we paid is full hookups.

We were given simply thee best spot in the park, though I can't recall the number. I watched as the old timers in their retiree mobiles gazed jealously as we clunked on in, our old and then quite beat up Airstream leaking freshwater about the park. I got us setup, began working on getting the old girl boondocking worthy...and they surr...moreWe were given simply thee best spot in the park, though I can't recall the number. I watched as the old timers in their retiree mobiles gazed jealously as we clunked on in, our old and then quite beat up Airstream leaking freshwater about the park. I got us setup, began working on getting the old girl boondocking worthy...and they surrounded us. "What year is that?" "Boy they last forever," and "That's an Airstream, right?"I've heard the questions a million times. I don't tire of it. But it was in a mad rush here, and though I realize the momentary nature of any park's population, I will forever recall this one as having the nicest fellow campers. A mildly long walk to the water, which seemed very low, was incredibly rewarding. Big red rock cliffs and tan rocky beaches. Save for the price tag, we'd've stayed longer.