Top Cabins near Lake Powell, UT
Looking to cabin camp near Lake Powell and enjoy a rustic retreat into nature? Finding a place to cabin camp in Utah is easier than ever. You're sure to find the perfect cabin for your Utah cabin camping excursion.
Best Cabin Sites Near Lake Powell, UT (5)
1. Roam America Horseshoe Bend
4 Reviews•25 Photos•35 SavesNOW OPEN - the newest and highest reviewed RV & Cabin Resort in Page, AZ offering back-in and pull through sites with full hook ups and 30/50 electric, hotel quality bathrooms and laundries, Modern Cabins, and Fast Wi-Fi. Our Pool, Dog Park, and arrival lounge is open so stop by for a cup of coffee with your camp hosts - we'll help you get settled, point you in the right direction, or even set you up with grocery delivery! Roam America Horseshoe Bend is THE basecamp for your weekend getaway or month long retreat. We're minutes away from Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell and Grand Staircase-Escalante. Day trip to the Vermilion Cliffs, Monument Valley and Grand Canyon National Park.
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
$73 - $80 / night
2. Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast, LLC
1 Review•32 Photos•22 SavesAntelope Hogan Bed & Breakfast is literally a half of a mile from Navajo Upper Antelope Canyon which is in our backyard from many generations. Experience the nature and finally enjoy breathing. A 100% Navajo Authentic Family Owned and Operated EXCLUSIVE Company with the knowledge of traditional Navajo culture, heritage and enrich history.
Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast provides guests with the experience of private camping, RV and lodging in a traditional Navajo Hogan while being immersed in the culture that our ancestors created on the Navajo Reservation. Being in the hogan will put you in a place you've never been before to experience Mother Nature, herself, with star gazing at night to the sun waking you up in the morning to the beautiful sunrise with surreal colors. Guests will also be able to enjoy "TRADITIONAL NAVAJO FOOD" so don't forget to reserve our families famous regular "NAVAJO TACO DINNER". The “NAVAJO STORYTELLING” of our history while being surrounded by mother nature in our backyard by the firepit (reserved seating). We as so do Pick-ups/Drop-offs from the AIRPORT and HOTELS in the Page area with reserversations of staying, “PRIVATE TOURS” and hiking tours so be sure to CALL to reserve ahead of time.
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- Phone Service
- Reservable
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- Tents
$75 - $125 / night
3. Bryce View Campground
19 Reviews•83 Photos•170 Saves- Pets
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- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
$12 - $22 / night
4. Shash Dine' EcoRetreat
1 Review•10 Photos•7 SavesThe history of the land dates back to ancient times. Petroglyphs, arrow heads and shards of pottery can be found while hiking, remnants of days long past can still be seen in the artifacts of local Dine’, as well as in the old wagon trails littered with antique glass that glitter in the sun. During the Long Walk period of Navajo history, Baya’s ancestors hid in the canyons from the United States Army to escape being forcibly removed and marched hundreds of miles to Fort Sumner in New Mexico. The family history can be traced to these grazing lands for fifteen generations. Hogans that Baya’s ancestors built are still standing, and their knowledge of the history of the land is still on their tongues for anyone interested in listening and learning.
Navajo Churro sheep, goats, horses, cows, chickens, livestock, and very friendly working dogs - the Maremma Sheepdog and Great Pyrenees are raised on the ranch in accordance with Navajo traditions.
The Glamp has been built to accommodate guests year-round to provide a peaceful, unique Navajo cultural experience.
Shash Dine' has been featured and recommended by Travel + Leisure, USA Today, The Huffington Post, Phoenix Magazine, The Guardian, Arizona Highways, The Grand Canyon Trust, Indian Country Today, Huckberry, NPR Radio, The Lake Powell Chronicle, TEVA, Meraviglia, The Navajo-Hopi Observer, and countless travel blogs from across the globe.
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- Firewood Available
- Showers
$325 / night
5. Paria River Ranch
3 Reviews•18 Photos•72 SavesParia River Ranch offers world class trails and some of the most unique riding in the Paria Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. Full RV hookup camping is available, plus dry camping and rustic cabins. We are under new ownership and doing some updates around the ranch. Please come visit us at this magical place. Furry family members are welcome!
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
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- Group
$36 / night
Recent Cabin Reviews In Lake Powell
27 Reviews of 5 Lake Powell Campgrounds
Le'a K.
Scout
Bryce View Campground
It's the un-campground!
We usually do dispersed to avoid other humans and their generators, lights, and noise, but Kodachrome only allows generator use from noon to 4, quiet hours are observed and enforced, and the sites in Bryce View are really well spaced out from each other. Most also have shade. It's like dispersed camping, but with toilets and water!
Donna H.
Guide
Roam America Horseshoe Bend
The staff greeted me with a cappuccino! Excellent!
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!!
ReubenGuideRoam America Horseshoe Bend
VERY new, and inviting...but a few warning signs for the future
We spent 3 nights here in June, 2023. They told us the place had just opening in February of the same year. So it's very new, and it shows. Everything was immaculate. It's in a nice location, with attractive cliffs all around, and it's actually pretty close to Antelope Canyon and very close to Page itself. As you'd expect from a place so new, the power, water & sewer were all top notch. The main check in building (with a little shop) was pretty upscale. And the bathhouses were great too (with caveat, coming later). You get a full bathroom to yourself; a lockable room with shower, sink with large counter, toilet, shampoo/conditioner and plenty of space overall. They pipe in music so that sounds overall are muffled. They have laundry facilities as well, but we didn't use those.
All in all, sounds like a 5 star experience, yes? Well, a few things bothered me for the future of this place:
1) The sites, planted with still very young trees, are mostly ornamental rock. And growing everywhere through this rock are tumbleweeds. I live in NM, and know how pernicious these can be. Yet no effort appeared to be underway to nip them in the bud. These will soon be unattractive nuisances. And will make the sites seem much less worth the rather high price of camping here (we paid $85 per night).
2) The restrooms, although lovely, were CHRONICALLY out of toilet paper and paper towels. We learned to bring our own. One morning, I went in and could have had access to any of the 7 or 8 rooms. NONE had TP or paper towels. Not one. This happened consistently during our visit. They need to solve that, or their noteworthy bathrooms will become an annoyance.
3) Also, note that the sites are up on curbs. We grounded out our hitch several times when pulling in or out. I can't help but feel the sites could have been built at more like ground level, and not up on curbs.
Still, a very nice stay.
- AAmber
TravelerBryce View Campground
My favorite state park to date!!
Kodachrome basin state park is the place to be if u wanna camp in utah. Where oh where do I begin?! First off, we stayed in BRYCE VIEW campground, #55. This campground is one of a few campgrounds in KBSP. No hookups, but each site has a table and firepit. Pit toilets are available. The thing I like about Bryce view is that its more primitive than the oasis campground, but still close by. The only issue we had at our site was fire ants. Wear closed toed shoes; i got bit and the pain lasted approximately 2 hours. If u have kids, bikes or both- DONT MISS OUT ON THE TRAILS! The grand parade trail leads into 2 box canyons that allow for hours of hide and seek play, kids and adults alike. We spent a couple hours on this trail just exploring the canyons. There is a disk golf course that backs up to BV campground. Also theres a LAUNDRY MAT near the main entrance which was a huge life saver. I loved our site and would stay there again in a heartbeat.
Christian D.
LegendBryce View Campground
6 stars?
For the first time, I would give 6 stars to a campground. The location is scenic, the sites are private and gorgeous, hike from the campground to beautiful places, you can buy firewood next to the bathroom…
And the showers are the same than in a boutique hotel at $1000 per night..
- JJohannes S.Traveler
Roam America Horseshoe Bend
Nice new Campground, fast wifi
Nice new Campground, no shade trees. Nice Restrooms with washing machines and dryer. Restrooms with a shower each. Sadly shampoo was empty and in none of the 6 restrooms there was toilet paper. Swimmingpool not open yet because not certified yet.
- DDon O.Guide
Roam America Horseshoe Bend
Canyon RV park
Nice place, very clean no shade, great access.
Joy W.
RangerBryce View Campground
Beautiful with lots of fabulous trails!
One of our favorite Utah State Parks. Great walking/hiking trails! We stayed at a site in front of the large group site and it was great until a large group came. Most of the other sites were awesome.
We stayed in the Basin campground with full hookups.
Ashley F.Legend
Shash Dine' EcoRetreat
Tribal Land - Navajo Cultural Experience
Ashley here with The Dyrt. We're so happy to have this property on our platform. The lodging on this native Land is so beautiful and unique. Paul has really made this a place to immerse yourself in Navajo cultural experience. Book your stay and leave them some love.
Richardson E.Scout
Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast, LLC
Very unique and authentic!
The property is exclusive and off the grid. Don't forget to look up at the night sky, beautiful star lite.
David R.GuideBryce View Campground
Beautiful Location
This campground is located in a basin of very colorful cliffs. Unfortunately it rained on and off when I was there. I suspect the sunrises would be stunning. Camp site and toilets were clean and well kept.
- RRebecca F.Traveler
Bryce View Campground
Beautiful and quiet campground
We stayed here for one night on our way from the Grand Canyon to Bryce Canyon. What a surprise! The drive through the valley was amazingly beautiful. It is a state park, so our dog could go anywhere with us, there was hiking and bike riding (which we did not do, since we were only there for one night) but lots of great activities. The views from the campground are superb, and the campsites are very spacious. The pit toilets were the cleanest we've encountered on our adventures. We would absolutely stay here again to take advantage of more of the activities that are offered. It's a drive to get back to the state park, but worth it.
Camp CometGuideBryce View Campground
WOW! One of our favorites!
What a special place. Not to cheapen it, but the comparably small scale and almost cinematic, stylized quality of it lends a sort of "Disneyland" quality to it, but designed by nature and a million times more awesome. It's just such a special place. The campsites and bathrooms are extra nice too. Great, easy hikes right from the camp with beautiful views. The moon rising over the basin at night is an unexpected treat that will make you feel like you are ON the moon. Highly recommended!
- Jason J.Ranger
Paria River Ranch
Awesome location between Page and Kanab
First off, no service (food, gas) within 25 miles, BUT I rented here for three days and the spot was perfect for nearby hiking trails (wire pass, toadstool hoodoos, buckskins gulch). Bathrooms were very nice, rest of the property under renovation.
- FFlo B.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Gorgeous and fun
We got a nice spot with trees shade and privacy. Nice table and fire pit. Trails nearby, beauty all around. Nice restrooms. It was buggy and unusually hot when we were there.
Emma A.LegendBryce View Campground
Great spot just 30 min away from Bryce Canyon NP
We stopped here on our way out of the Bryce area moving on to Escalante. This was one of the few open State Park campgrounds at this time of the year (December 2020). We did not stay here but paid the day use fee to see the park and use the facilities. It was snowing pretty heavily and visibility was low and colors pretty muted but still very pretty. The campground at the end of the road was open and so were very nice and clean bathrooms with flushing water and power. We used the restrooms to do some washing up and filling water dumpster to get rid of our trash. The water hose spigot was closed so had to fill from the bathroom sink. We also took a nice little hike on the Angel’s Palace trail. It would be really much more scenic with sunshine on the red rocks. No cell reception on either Verizon or AT&T
Stacy C.GuideBryce View Campground
Amazing views
Great place for camping and hiking. We stayed at Bryce View Campground. No shower here. There is a pit toilet and water. Great for 1 or 2 days to do all the hikes. We went there in November and there were plenty of walk in sites when we got there around 10am.
ACGuideBryce View Campground
Awesome views!
Beautiful sunrise and sunsets! Lots of wildlife surprisingly. Somewhat quiet, there was about 5 other tents and a few were drinking so they had gotten rowdy. Decent sites for tents.
- Stacy C.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Kodachrome
Went early November and the weather was a little cold. This campground is smaller which I prefer and quiet. Very dark at night time. Good camp site for tent camping. Gravel road to get to the site.
- Denise G.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Fantastic Views from the Bryce View Campground
We stayed in the Bryce View campground which has no hookups. We prefer boondocking spots because they typically have more space between campsites, and this is true in Kodachrome. Bryce View Campground is down a short dirt road and most sites are pull-throughs. If you need to use a generator, they are only allowed between the hours of 12pm to 4pm. Bryce View had vaulted toilets, water faucets, and a large trash bin. All sites had beautiful views but 52 and 56 appear to have the best. Our site was level and from what we could see most the other sites were equally level. Table and fire pits are available at all the sites. The max trailer length allowed is 20ft. Our trailer is 20ft and we had no issues maneuvering. The campground is quite and well maintained. If you prefer hookups the Basin Campground has what you are looking for. However, the sites are much closer together. Be aware when we used the Dump site it was awfully close to some of the Basin Campsites. The RV dump site has two stations and has potable and non-potable water. Showers and laundry facility are also available.
- LLisa N.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Perfect Park!
We used this park as our base camp for exploring Utah’s National Parks. Bryce, Zion and Capital Reef are all very doable day trips. Plus, the hikes and bike trails are pretty rad in Kodachrome itself. Grovesnor’s Arch is nearby and you can get up close. We were at site 29 with full hookup. It had shade and beautiful views. The full moon lights up the park and star gazing is fabulous. There really isn’t a bad site in the park, it just depends if you need utilities or not. The bathrooms and showers are clean and the best we have seen for a State Park. Red Dirt Laundry is very convenient too. We are a family of four. The kids thoroughly enjoyed the park too. There is no cell or wifi service.
Kelsey G.LegendParia River Ranch
Horse Ranch in the middle of BLM land
**IMPORTANT** Stays at this private ranch are BY RESERVATION only and for people with horses or who've booked a guided trail ride with the ranch**
We booked a private guided horseback ride with the ranch and stayed here in our trailer for five days. Our stay was incredible: quiet, peaceful, and amidst the backdrop of beautiful Utah BLM land. Our guided 2-hour ride in the nearby slot canyon was fantastic. I HIGHLY recommend riding with the amazing team at the ranch.
We had 30 amp electric and water hookups, though some sites are just electric. The dump site may or may not be in service, ask before booking.
The restrooms and showers onsite are immaculate. Very clean, new, and well designed.
*Again, this is a private ranch first, not an RV campground. Stays here require a reservation. The owner dislikes people just driving onto the property. Call ahead.
- Carolyn M.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Spacious tentsites with lots of elbow room and trees for shade
We had a tentsite at Bryce View Campground in Kodachrome Basin State Park and it was wonderful! The sites are set spaciously apart. We had a tent but all of those sites had a drive through option. Picnic tables and toilet facilities close by. Many sites had lovely views and there were trees at every site to provide shade and privacy. Outside of Bryce National Park but within 20 minutes of the park. Great campground!
Steve & Ashley G.LegendBryce View Campground
Kodachrome State Park RV Area
Kodachrome State Park has two main campgrounds which include Basin and Bryce View. Bryce View is located closer to the main entrance just after the visitors center. While Basin campground caters to tent camper and smaller trailers and vans with paved roads and pull ins, Bryce View has electrical and water hookups with gravel roads and can accommodate larger campers and RVs. We did not rate this as high due to the dusty roads and lack of facilities compared to the Basin Campground. Bryce View is however closer the better hikes and provides a quieter more private setting. The also have Arches Group site for those looking to host a larger numbers.
- Jenn H.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Kodachrome, the Perfect Picture of Camping in Sourher Utah
Kodachrome? They should have called it, “Don’t even bother traveling to Zion, cause you’re already there- park.” Bryce was nice, but Kodachrome is twice-as-nice. Seriously though, tough and rapidly changing bike trails, amazing scenery, fresh new, clean, well designed, beautiful campsites, laundry and bath facilities; this place is a miniature version of all of the Mighty Five in one. After two weeks of exploring Southern Utah this and Capitol Reef are the gems. The staff was amazing and had great interpersonal skills with our kids. Stay home, don’t come here, cause we want it all to ourselves.
Mary S.LegendBryce View Campground
Kodachrome's Bryce View Campground is quiet, isolated, beautiful
Kodachrome Basin SP has two separate campgrounds: Bryce View and Basin, a couple miles apart. This review only addresses Bryce View (sites 46-56). The park also has Oasis and Arch Group Sites and bunkhouses.
Why should you camp here? Panorama Point alone is worth the trip with its 360 degrees view, and Shakespeare Arch/Sentinel Spire are something different. You may see a black-tailed jackrabbit in the campground or on the hike to Shakespeare Arch.
Be aware of the following if you book a site at Bryce View:
There are vault toilets which I did not expect at this state campground. I guess you get flush toilets at Basin, and Oasis definitely has them.
Showers are a couple miles away at Oasis.
Bryce View looks a like a free BLM camping area tucked away in the red dirt until you see the numbered sites with picnic tables and fire rings, vault toilets, potable water and a trash dumpster.
Your cell phone will not work in this area. If you're desperate for service, Verizon's network is available at Panorama Point, a stop on the Panorama Trail.
It's still a good place to camp:
VERY quiet! Generators may only be run between noon and 4 pm. That's a great rule because most people are exploring the park at that time.
Sites are large and the views are beautiful.
All sites except 53 have long pull through parking areas which easily accommodate a vehicle and RV. When we were there, 9 sites were occupied the first night and all were occupied by tents except ours.
Behind sites 51, 52, 55 and 56 are views of Chimney Rock and the Shakespeare Arch/Sentinel Spire area.
Showers are in good shape; each one has a door and a dressing area with a bench.
A laundromat appropriately named Red Dirt is near the bunkhouses on the way to the Oasis Group Site and Basin Campground.
All I know about the other campground is that 14 sites have power and there are two non-reservation sites called A and B.
- Danny W.Guide
Bryce View Campground
Camp right next to the orange towers
This campsite was pretty unique! You had to drive in the middle of nowhere to get to the campsite, but totally worth it. The drive in took about 20 minutes, watch out for jackrabbits crossing the road. Bring bug spray, but this was a very cool place to camp! The rocks provided shade from the sun since there's no trees.
Guide to Lake Powell
Camping near Lake Powell, Utah, offers stunning views and a variety of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to relax or an adventure-filled getaway, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.
What to do:
- Swimming and Fishing: Many campers enjoy swimming and fishing in the clear waters of Lake Powell. One visitor at the Lone Rock Beach Primitive Camping Area mentioned, "Access to swimming with spots to fish and jump in" which makes it a great spot for water lovers.
- Hiking: Explore the beautiful trails around the area. A reviewer at Lees Ferry Campground noted, "You can drive down a bit to enjoy the beautiful Colorado River," which is perfect for those who love to hike and explore nature.
- Stargazing: The clear skies around Lake Powell provide excellent opportunities for stargazing. A camper at Soap Creek - Dispersed Camping said, "The sky is unbelievable," highlighting the area's natural beauty at night.
What campers like:
- Scenic Views: Campers rave about the breathtaking views. One visitor at Wahweap Campground & RV Park shared, "The views are exceptional," making it a favorite for those who appreciate nature's beauty.
- Spacious Campsites: Many campgrounds offer ample space for tents and RVs. A reviewer at Lees Ferry Campground mentioned, "Each site is spacious enough with some divider," which is great for families or groups.
- Quiet Atmosphere: Campers often enjoy the peaceful surroundings. A visitor at Hole in the Rock Road at Grand Staircase-Escalante noted, "The sites were great and very secluded," perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle.
What you should know:
- Limited Amenities: Many campgrounds, like Beehives Campground, lack facilities such as showers and toilets. A camper mentioned, "You only get a concrete picnic table for $14," so be prepared to bring your own supplies.
- Windy Conditions: Some areas can get quite windy. A reviewer at Lone Rock Beach Primitive Camping Area warned, "Do not underestimate the wind," which can make camping challenging at times.
- Access Fees: Some campgrounds require an entry fee. A visitor at Wahweap Campground & RV Park noted, "You are paying a resort fee when you camp here," so factor that into your budget.
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose Family-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for campgrounds with amenities like restrooms and picnic areas. A reviewer at Page Lake Powell Campground mentioned, "Clean park. Decent indoor pool and hot tub," which can be a hit with kids.
- Plan for Activities: Make sure to have a list of activities to keep everyone entertained. A camper at Wahweap Campground & RV Park highlighted the proximity to "the beach, the Glen Canyon Dam, and boat rentals," making it easy to fill your days with fun.
- Pack Snacks and Drinks: Having food and drinks on hand can make family outings smoother. A visitor at Lees Ferry Campground mentioned, "Pay by envelope, Cash or credit card," so be prepared to bring your own supplies.
Tips from RVers:
- Check Site Sizes: Make sure your RV fits the campsite. A reviewer at Antelope Point RV Park noted, "All brand new site with good but small spots," so be cautious about size restrictions.
- Bring Extra Supplies: Some RV parks may lack certain amenities. A camper at Antelope Point RV Park mentioned, "Bring an extra sewer hose just in case," which is a smart tip for RV travelers.
- Plan for Fees: Be aware of any additional fees. A visitor at Wahweap Campground & RV Park pointed out, "Park fee of $30 would apply if you don't have the pass," so keep that in mind when budgeting for your trip.
Camping near Lake Powell, Utah, offers a mix of adventure and relaxation, making it a great destination for everyone.
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