Top 10+ Dog-Friendly Campgrounds near Lake Powell, UT

Sandy Beach dry camping at its best. Great price and Beautiful views. Can't get much closer to the water. National Park pass works here. Fifteen minutes from lake Powell park.

Not ideal for star gazing since you're right next to the Dam, but right across from Lake Powell and only 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bend. Bring cash and you'll be able to drop that in the envelope. Not a ton of amenities, but great for your basics. Pack in, pack out.

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.

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.

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!!

We needed a spot to stay for the night near lake Powell on our way further west in Utah. This worked out nicely with our 20 foot trailer(with space to turn around). Nice views at sunset and plenty of space for the pups to run around. Very very windy the night we stayed, but otherwise a lovely spot!

To add to Katrina's review, the lack of personal space and privacy are what gives this a three star rating. I didn't experience loud traffic on a weekday night, but it is one of the main roads going into town so it should be busy on weekends.

There's plenty of space but you'll most likely be in close proximity to another car or RV. It's an open space when plenty of dog scents so yours can relieve themselves easily.

It's a nice spot when you want to stay close to Lake Powell for early morning activities, but not recommended for a traditional camping experience.

Dry camping next to Lake Powell. Boating,fishing and rzr riding.

The views and Lake Powell make this park a must for any RV'er

Wahweap CG was a great roadtrip stop with access to Lake Powell, but in the heat of the sun it was a bummer to not have really any shade at all.  Every campsite was a bit exposed and there is not much privacy between camps.  That said there were restrooms, water, and trash that were all convenient.

There was a nice convenience store and gift shop at the campground check-in location.

I would stay here again, but will probably try other Lake Powell campsites first

Right on the shore of Lake Powell. There are accessible 2wd spots but much more selection with 4wd. Outdoor showers and bathroom available.

Lake Powell is beautiful. We stopped here for one night on our way north. We easily could have stayed longer. Nice store, fishing, swimming.

Great campground! We had a large beautiful site and a great location for exploring all there is to do in Lake Powell! Highly recommended!

Great location-- close to Lake Powell AND WalMart! Beautiful cliff backdrop. The surprisingly nice indoor pool was great to cool down in the heat.

The campgrounds are gorgeous! With amazing views of the canyon and Lake Powell I couldn’t get enough. Only two annoying things: 1) they didn’t let us check in until 11:30 when we showed up at 10:30, but it seemed where we were out there was no one in the first place (the lady at the desk could’ve been nicer) 2. The showers are token operated and $2 gets you 8 minutes. Paid $30 to dry camp and still had to pay for showers. Other than that it was a beautiful place to stay. We even walked down about a mile to Lake Powell and took a dip by the boat launch after a sweaty day of hiking.

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.

Great spot withing view of Lake Powell. Tent Campsites are spread out and have flat bordered area to set up. Most have there own table. Staff are great and the store is well stocked.

Sunrise is amazing from this point overlooking lake Powell. Limited spots avaliable and it says free on the internet but there is a 14 dollar fee that is to be placed in an envelope/drop box.

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.

The tent campground is fairly basic, but they have a picnic table and fire ring, nice restrooms and a beautiful view of Lake Powell. There are also showers and laundry machines at the registration building. I would definitely stay there again!

Nice camp ground if your looking to upgrade from primitive camping. They have nice hot showers which are coin operated. There is a general store in the middle of campground full of information about lake Powell and lots of supplies.

Stayed here one night while visiting Lake Powell. Got a peek of the lake from the edge of the campground. Only a few spots - on a Thursday ~4pm there were 2 left. No amenities. Slow, but passable wifi via Verizon.

Stayed 7/18/20- FREE

Our site was situated on a “corner”, overlooking Lake Powell and with beautiful rocks behind us. Coming from AZ, this area is just passed the entrance to Lone Rock Campground, on the left. The turn is just beyond the guard rail. You can see a brown sign off the road some. Once you cross the first cattle guard, you come to an opening with a small trail forward, and a site on the right. Take a left passed the second cattle guard and there is more room to spread out around the abandoned farm equipment. We setup on a“peninsula-like” area. You could see Lake Powell and Lone Rock itself from our site. Would absolutely stay here again. If you’re not looking to be around the crowds of the main campgrounds, this is perfect! No facilities.

Very little AT&T service.

Wicked convenient to Page / Horseshoe Bend / Lake Powell. Still 2 sites available as of 8pm on the Friday of 4th of July weekend, so despite it being small it’s not a bad place to check when others are full! Close to the highway so a little noisy, but a great stopover point for one night.