Best Dog-Friendly Camping near Page, AZ

This place is perfect if you have jet skis and off road vehicles and want to camp right on the beach for a few nights. Great access to the lake. It’s not too far from Page and there’s a gas station with supplies fairly close. It’s a great party spot, there’s plenty of room for big groups. If you’re looking for seclusion this is not for you. If you’re getting in late it’s great because you’re pretty much guaranteed to get a spot.

Location: excellent proximity to the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Upper & Lower Slot Canyons. Within approximately 1 hour to each. The campground is situated on Lake Powell with breath taking views. 15 minute drive from Page, Arizona which offers lots of tourism activities, shopping etc.

Park: Well run resort, very clean, very nice. Each concrete pad was level and well positioned for a beautiful view of the lake. There is great spacing between sites. There are several loops to spread everyone out and limit traffic from other loops. They have lots of walking and biking trails. Access to the lake and docks, and boat storage.

Sites: Each site has a level concrete pad and full hook ups and an incredible view of the lake.

Cellular: ok T-Mobile, we couldn’t stream videos but Facebook, email, calling we’re all able to be utilized.

I generally try to avoid paid campgrounds but there are few options, even in the off-season, in this area, and we were driving late into the day, so it was a relief to get to this campground, and even more pleasant to wake up here the next morning. The area is beautiful, the campground is pleasant and you have all the luxuries a paid campground should offer--water, picnic tables, toilets, fire pits, etc. About 45 minutes from Page, and if you are headed for the North Rim of the Grand Canyon this would be a good stop (though not in the winter, as the North Rim is closed dec to mid-may.

Arrived on a Thursday evening and stayed for 1 night. It’s $14/night or $7 senior/access pass fee. I had the access pass but no one at the stand to confirm so I paid full price. So many places to park along the river or off the river. Looks like over 150 campers could fit here. Only had around 30 for the night I stayed. A few small fire rings throughout the land and SEVERAL vault toilets, which were clean. I think I counted 20? Good AT&T service and beautiful sunsets. About 20 minutes from horseshoe bend or 10 minutes from Page, AZ to stock up on groceries and gas. What a nice find!

This campground is part of Glen Canyon National rec area. It costs $14 (even in the off-season, apparently). Not sure it's worth that given that in the winter all but a few of the vault toilets are closed, but it's a nice, open space with a pleasant view of the lake and "Lone Rock". You can build a campfire right on the beach, and while we were here (early March) it was very uncrowded--just a few other campers spread out in the vast, open space. We have a 2wd and it did fine on the sand, just don't go careening off the edge of the drop-off into deeper sand unless you are confident your vehicle can handle it. Only about 20 minutes from Page, so convenient if you're looking to stay in the area for a day or so.

I absolutely loved this campground. The staff were wonderful, the entire park was fresh and clean, and I don't care if you have a fully-equipped bathroom in your RV...you have to checkout their showers. It's a spa. Not kidding. If there was one downside it was that there are few trees for shade, but it was early enough in the year that it wasn't an issue. Wonderful large dog park and the best laundry facilities I've seen. Highly recommend!!

The campground is conveniently located close to Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell. There are biking, hiking and running trails nearby. There is a playground with a trail around it in the campground, but there is not a dog park.

The sites are pull through, gravel sites with full hook-ups. They were slightly uneven, but spacious. The bathroom amenities weren’t clean, there was hair all over the shower. They also provide wagon rentals which looked pretty neat, if you don’t have a camper, but want to stay overnight in the area.

Overall, we enjoyed our stay but wouldn’t rate the bathroom/shower amenities highly.

A nice and serviceable campground.  Gets the job done.   It's BIG, plenty of options.  Adequately spaced.    Bath house was clean with code lock.  Showers included.   Pet friendly.

Well marked on the highway.

We did not venture far up the road as the second site we saw fit our needs wonderfully. Large open sites amongst the trees. A much enjoyed relief after days in the desert. Nice open wonderfully with plenty of shade. It was great to let off dog off the leash, far enough from the highway and no other campers in sight. We did see a family with a trailer try their luck further up, guessing they found a spot since they didn't come back down. No toilets or any kind of amenities, but peaceful, cool and shady. We did hear some wildlife in the night, possibly wolves (judging from the hotel we heard) so keep your pets inside at night.

This campground is very cool! Great view of Lake Powell and surrounding rock formations. Great for swimming, camping, pets, etc. No fire rings, but bathrooms are available. 4WD not necessary for some parts, but definitely necessary if wanting to drive down the beach through the sand. Tent and RV camping allowed, no reservations. Must pay the Glenn Canyon entrance fee unless you have a National Park Pass. Camping is an additional $14/night fee.

First-time beach camping and loved it. I arrived at Lone Rock Beach Campground early in the evening after viewing the sunset at Horseshoe Bend. It was already dark, so driving there at night wasn't ideal as I drive over soft sand. Luckily, I have an SUV and a four-wheel drive. There are no designated sites as it is a primitive campground. Many of the larger RVs are parked along the shore with their noisy generators. I found a little spot next to the shore and was able to pitch my tent. There are no picnic tables or fire pits, but you may have an open fire within a four-foot square area. 

This campground does get very crowded. There are many boat ramps along the Glen Canyon Recreational Area, so water activities are very popular. However, there are no lifeguards on duty, so go in the water at your own risk. It didn't click to me why this place was called Lone Rock Beach Campground until sunrise when I actually saw a lone rock right in front of where I camped. It was an "AHA" moment. The weather was perfect the next day, as to suppose to the rain that added to the difficulty of getting to the shore. 

There were showers, toilets, and dump stations for campers to use. Pets are allowed. Page, AZ is about 15 minutes away if you needed to get supplies as there is no camp store nearby. The fee is free to get in if you have the America the Beautiful Pass but $14 dollars to camp there. It is a great location to camp out especially if you're visiting Zion NP, Antelope Canyon, Page, Glen Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend.

This  rv park is directly on an extremely busy Coppermine Road. Our space was the closest one to the driveway entrance. Air conditioning, earplugs, and white noise did nothing to quell the sound for a good night sleep.

Wi-Fi was intermittent at best but for the three days we were here we were able to log on one time. Kept saying unable to connect wrong password which wasn’t the case. Bring some DVDs because there is no TV availability. Even with our cable hook up may be a satellite for people work, but we don’t have one. Most people have dogs, and apparently leash requirements are not enforced. We have a cat and I couldn’t even take her out on her leash due to all the loose dogs. Most people have no regard and walk through your campsite back-and-forth to the office. We were one row away from the office,#82.  

That being said, the sites level, and the hook ups were OK

Although it was extremely windy for a day, I think I would have spent the extra money and stayed at one of the campsites near the  marina much quieter, and well maintained.

Did not use the pool or spa as it was loaded with kids and families were not real big on indoor facilities anyway. Sorry to make. Out first review such a downer but had we known we would’ve moved on and not stayed here. Very few healthy options for eating in town might do best with the deli at Safeway. We did have a nice lunch Canyon brewery.

We're so happy we camped here one night. Very close to Page, Arizona/ Lake Powell/Antelope Canyon. Only one other camper - lots of space. Road into area was easy to navigate with a low clearance vehicle.

We stayed in this park for four nights as we prepped our 5th wheel for three weeks of Boondocking. The camp ground was clean and well taken care of. We stayed in February, which is considered off season. In our way of thinking less tourist the better. We would stay here again whenever we are in the Page Arizona area.

My wife and I took a random trip through Arizona on the way to The North Rim Grand Canyon! We happened upon Page Arizona, and found that we are the only ones whom didn't already know about the area. In other words there were NO spots to camp left near the town. but we found this Dispersed camping just a few miles into Utah. We were a bit worried about not having a park host, or really any direction to where to park and set up. Although we did love the no Fee program!

turns out you park wherever you want! we found one of the few trees and parked near it, it was late and dark so we set up camp and slept, we woke up to one of the best views we have had yet, "Lone Rock" proudly stood in our mist like a loan Guard. with a beautiful sunrise we ate as we watch jet skis and water skis jet by.

We were only a few minutes outside of page and found our camp safe and sound when we returned from a full day on the lake kayaking!!! a short drive to "Horseshoe Bend", the worlds most photographed landscape! and of course Antelope Canyon.

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You can feel free to pay the "tourist" tax of visiting antelope canyon with a guild and a hundred other people... Or you can save $80 by renting a kayak in page for $30 and kayaking into the mouth of antelope canyon and see parts that most others never see!! see my photos!!

This campground is adequate for a stay in the Page area.  Sites were adequate in size, hookups worked without issues.  A night's stay costs $50+.  We did not use the bathrooms or showers, they looked "ok".  Building is old.  There are not a lot of other options in Page. 

There a several rows of campers that look like they are long term. 

In Page you can visit the Glen Canyon dam,  Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River.  There are other hikes nearby.  Lake Powell is extremely low on water at this time.  

Page has multiple motels, restaurants, etc.

Beach your boat/watertoys right out front! No services cept pit toilets, so bring it all. Bathrooms with sinks and outside rinse off shower at top of cliffs. Convenience store/gas 5 minutes away. Watertoy/boat rentals closeby at Wahweap or Page. Page has restaurants and Walmart, 20 minutes away. Busy especially on weekends, slow season is best.

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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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.

Six sites, no utilities, no campfires. Short drive on gravel road probably less than a quarter mile. Great view of Lake Powell area. Short drive to Page A-Z.

This spot is on a rock/sand beach. Perfect stayover when exploring Page. There are no designated spots, just a large beach area to park, setup on. Not too crowded in May. Several vault toilets.

Great spot near Page. 2 mile dirt road (missed the turnoff at night), big lot. Great for car, RV, or van camping. Really hard rough gravel surface and wouldn’t recommend tenting here. Quiet and good views. Fire rings present.