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Centrally located at Wahweap Marina about ¼ mile from the shore of Lake Powell. Wahweap offers plenty of fun with a wide variety of powerboats and water toys from which to choose. You can also enjoy the restaurant, lounge, Wahweap Grille, Wind and gift shop at the Lake Powell Resort. This RV Park/Campground is also a great place to enjoy the winter solitude of Lake Powell. 112 dry campsites (no hook-ups), 139 full hook-ups, and 6 group camping sites. Facilities include restrooms, laundry, showers, store, phones, dump station and potable water. The amphitheater, picnic area and swim beach are nearby. To make reservations for full hook-ups, group or dry camping please visit www.lakepowell.com or call 800-528-6154. The Wahweap camping store is 928-645-1059. Fees vary. ADA Access: All sites and pathways to restrooms, showers, etc are paved and mostly flat. Showers, restrooms, check-in/campground store, amphitheater are all ADA compliant.
Off Hwy 89, turn onto Lakeshore Dr one mile north of Carl Hayden Visitor Center. Pay entrance fee at station, proceed five miles to campground.
The poor rating is due to management and not the facilities. Campground is well situated for exploring the area. It is comfortable and well laid out. Shower facilities are a very long way away from tent sites that would be most likely to use them. Showers cost $3 for 8 min, which is reasonable. Restrooms are conveniently situated to campsites. That said, the staff are poorly managed and could use some serious training in customer relations. They are often rude and have the attitude of doing you a favour for even the most basic service requests. The final straw was the closing of the showers at 9H30 am for cleaning. Folks, this is when people are packing up to leave or go out for the day and want to shower! Could cleaning not wait till 11 am after checkout time? Ludicrous. Management need a serious wake up call.
The campsites in the F-Loop were all well tended, clean and spaced nicely. Full hookups with 30/50/20 amp service. Our site was reasonably level with a concrete pad underneath. The staff in the General Store/Registration Office were friendly and helpful.
We came in November so it’s a bit off season but the rates (with America the Beautiful annual access pass) was $60 a night plus resort fee. If it were on the water, had some shade or at least a bit out of the wind, maybe the value is there to command the price but when you have to buy tokens to use the shower? Not a great deal. Stayed two nights and it was nice. Quiet and peaceful even though we had neighbors put on each side of us. Not sure I’d stay again, just too pricey for what you get especially with so many great boondocking places around.
We loved this campsite and area so much we extended our trip an extra day! Full hookups and a beautiful view. The sites were level and well spaced out. We were in loop A and we’re walking distance to the lake and store. Store was great, if you forgot anything they had you covered. They had standard hours even during the off season. The laundry facilities were an added bonus. We highly recommend to anyone coming to Page!
Since traveling for over 7 years now full-time, we learned to look for high quality Camprounds to park Ms. Coach as we as we explore the area with our Escape Pod (Jeep) to share our memories on our social media channels and web site. Wahweap Campground & RV Park is the place to stay. With large pull through sites, full hook ups and if you need bathrooms with showers, they are clean and well maintained. Bonus is the beautiful views of Lake Powell. They have restraunts, a small store and gift shop. Plenty of areas to ride bike or simply hike. Enjoy your stay.
I'm always amazed when I look at campground reviews and see the little things people tick off stars for. This campground is BEAUTIFUL. Page, AZ isn't that large, and this spot puts you right in the middle of all things Page, AZ. The view from any site is insane with Lake Powell just right there. Yes, it'd be cool if they didn't make you buy tokens for the showers (and the showers are pretty bad, clean, but low pressure, not very hot) 3 shower tokens for 8 minutes. BUT I bet it's because this area is so popular during busy season, that not just campers need the shower here. It's also a very beautiful and popular marina location. Laundry is 24/7 which is a plus! The wifi basically only works if you're at the Camp Store/Registration. So hopefully you have 5G or some DVDs handy. I thought the staff were super friendly so I'm not sure what these other reviews are talking about. I loved how spacious each site was and the bathrooms were super nice. Just maybe don't bank on a refreshing shower. 15 minutes from Horseshoe Bend. Lot's of Antelope Canyon tour options (book your tour ahead of time!) and I can't say enough, how beautiful the campground views are, especially at sunset. Beware of stickers and fire ants, they just sort of overpopulate the area, so dogs and toddlers love to go straight for them. Next time we come, we plan on booking a boat tour from the marina!
