We stayed at Lone Rock Campground right by Lake Powell and Page. This campsite was on the sand by the lake and it was a great spot. In some areas the sand I deep so it is easy to get stuck if you aren't prepared with a 4-wheel drive vehicle or recovery boards. The van we took did get stuck, but we were able to get out easily with shovels and some pushing/recovery board use. It is a large open area so there can be large winds and but it was a great spot.

Other than the customer service, this camp ground was amazing! Perfect location. Reasonable prices! Clean bathrooms, for the most part. Lots of bugs in the sinks in the morning but that’s camping for you.

Amazing area, views to kill, fun for everyone

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 smooth Generous sized spaces with picnic table (although it was raining and we didn’t use it) Clean bathrooms and showers with hot water Dishwashing sink with hot water Fitness room 10% discount for AARP and others Proximity to Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon

Cons: Very close to road - lots of noise No privacy

Overall, it worked for a one night stay for us but we decided to move on closer to our next destination.

Laka Powell is a gorgeous place. Only spent a day in the campground the rest was out on the lake. Wonderful views and an open sky.

Fun trip with Sandy beach camping. Awesome fireworks show. Rainbow Bridge is breathtaking!

The lake is hot and the wind is crazy. Like all desert campgrounds, privacy isn’t a choice since the landscape is barren. The wind gusts while here kept us from making a fire and our tent almost took off on us even after being staked down. It’s not the best place to camp during summer months when the heat really gets to you, but our dog loved the lake and spend his evenings swimming with us before bed.

There are plenty of places to camp. The early summer is pretty busy. If you camp on the sand be careful because people get stuck. Beautiful waters and warm nights.

I’ve stayed at this campground two different times almost a year apart and both times the experience has been phenominal! Clean bathrooms and showers, nice laundry and the pool is a nice plus!

Basic, nice campground. Clean hot showers, indoor pool. The sites are gravel, not much to look at. Hop the little 3 foot cinder block wall and hike up the sandstone rocks for a nice view of the valley behind you. The sandstone is really cool because you can almost literally walk vertically up the wall and your shoes just grip the rocks. Fun! Short drive to either Antelope Valley Canyon or Horseshoe Bend. We will be back.

We were here for 1 night. Had reservation for Antelope canyon tour the next morning. This site was in the low $20's with my aaa discount. Small plots but not an issue for a night. Showers for everyone are included in that price. And we used the indoor pool and hot tub to relax.

Stayed here in April before busy season. Nice camper store. Only problem was a group of 10 at the site next to us. They had a couple sites but all slept in one and were up all night.

This was a rare and interesting camp ground. Most of the site was sand (duh we're in the desert!) and there's an 18 inch cinder block wall dividing the sites. There isn't much, or any privacy in the tent sites. They did have an interesting walking path that goes up a huge rock wall that was cool. Having free hot showers was a huuuuge plus! The location was close enough to town to grab food and close enough to the marina (use your park pass to get in!)

These grounds are lovely! Super nice location with just enough business around us. Free showers and good people! Would definitely re-visit!

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.

We stayed right on the lake, at a clean and spacious campsite. Would definitely stay here again.

Take this review with a grain of salt. I hate RV/city "camping". I prefer wide open spaces, and next to no people....

It's a RV/campground. In a city. Camp spots are right next to each other with no barriers. Gravel. You can hear traffic all night long.

The good? Friendly staff. Hot showers. Conveniently located to Antelope Canyon. However, if you're like me and love dispersed and/or primitive camping--head up the road to Lone Rock Campground and set your tent up right on the beach. I was afraid of taking my AWD there close to nightfall without laying eyes on it first. It's completely doable. Go there. (No showers, just pit toilets).

Great location if you're trying to get back and forth to Antelope Canyon (if you haven't been you should try and put it on your to do list)

Tent sites are a bit packed together and everything is on gravel...because you're packed together you can't escape the ambient noise of people talking cars driving around and arriving and leaving at all kinds of hours.

There are lots of really nice amenities, (laundry, wifi, pool, store and even a gym...) but can also be a lot of people. Restrooms seem to get dirty quickly, but seem to be cleaned on a pretty regular basis.