Best Campgrounds near Marble Canyon, AZ

Lees Ferry Campground in Arizona is a great spot for RV camping, located about 45 minutes south of Page in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Surrounded by the Vermilion Cliffs and overlooking the Colorado River, it’s a convenient base for exploring northern Arizona, including Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, and even the Grand Canyon. 

This is a first-come, first-served campground with campsites offering excellent views of the river, especially#45 and#47. There are no hookups, but there are restrooms, potable water, and a dump station nearby.

We loved this campground! The views of the Colorado river are amazing as you're up higher than the river. You can go watch rafters start their journey into the Grand Canyon from here. 

Also, not as well known, but check out the historic Lonely Dell Ranch which is located within walking distance. You can pick pears and other fruit there in the fall for free.

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Wide open area with just a few spots to choose from. Sporadic cell service. No amenities. Quiet. Cows roaming the area, a couple horses were in the corral.

Large campground with great facilities. We got here late on a road trip and hadn't made a reservation but were advised to pick a spot that wasn't taken or reserved and just register in the morning. Which is what we did. It ended up being a great spot with amazing views of the lake and a perfect base to see everything that Page had to offer. We ended up staying 2 nights. Dry camping was $30 a night. I could see us staying here again for a longer visit to Page.

Stayed for 3 nights, right in the first spot. I chose this because I have Starlink and needed a view of the sky.

My Starlink worked well but it would reboot, which got annoying.

But cell signal works great, quiet (even if it was close to the highway), no one bothered me.

First come first serve. $26/night. Cleanest bathrooms I’ve ever seen. Plumbing with sinks. Not to be missed is Cathedral wash hike. Nearby historical riverfront hike at the boat launch.

We reached quite late at nigth, could not find the spots for camping, luckily there was a car who entered and we followed them until we saw other RVs and Trailers.

First come first serve, choose your own spot

Restrooms are quite clean.

Sunrise was pretty

Great spot along the river. Access is easy.

Five minutes outside the town of Page and right next to the dam. The listing here says six sites, but they seem to have updated and there are 18-20. We pulled in late night found a spot and we’re very comfortable and paid the next morning. Pit toilets were very clean.

More then six sites like advertised. Just flat spots. Tables, fire pits and a bathroom by entrance.

I usually stick to dispersed camping, but this spot was worth it the view is incredible, and despite the people it was very quiet.

The roads are fine, it’s not too far off the freeway. It is part of a national park, so you have to pay the entrance fee and camping fee.

There is endless amounts of space from spots at the top all the way down to the beach shore. I went down closer to the beach-very worth it. I was near the rock, so there were a lot of day visitors parking right next to me. It was a bit of a bummer but I expected it.

No bugs, but there were a lot of bats at dusk. That was cool to see

I would definitely come back and bring some paddle board’s and kayaks.

This is a beautiful place! Open with vistas in all directions. So well run! Gorgeous sites, bathrooms, showers, laundry, terrace for social gathering, little store with fresh eggs, little library book exchange and more. The attention to detail is what makes this place luxurious. We loved our one night stay here and will return in the summer when it is warm enough to sit outside!

Great sized camping area so you have plenty of space between you and your neighbor. There is an upper shelf of campsites about 100 yards from the water at the edge of a gentle slope. There is a whole other camping area below if you want to literally be on the water. I didn't want to risk the drive down because the sand seems a little bit looser. 

The drive down from the road to the beach is very hard packed in most areas, and can easily be done in a 2WD as long as you are aware of where you are going and don't get into the wrong spots. No bumps at all. 

There is a bunch station with water and sewer on the way in which is a great bonus for this dispersed style of camping. Cost is $14 a night so it's not free BLM, but that keeps the masses away.

Very quiet and not busy this time of year. Had 5 G and 2 bars with Verizon.

Great place, drove about a mile in and found a site that is spectacular. Had no problem with our 35 foot 5th wheel and truck combo. Will need to revisit in the spring.

This is a nice spot just outside Page The turning isn't marked if you're driving in the dark and it's a bumpy drive to the camping spots There was only room for two vans max, thankfully we were the only ones Nice views in the morning We were passed by a few vehicles going off roading

Great place to spend a night, with few trucks and little road noise.