Wahweap Campground at Lake Powell, AZ
Nestled along the breathtaking shores of Lake Powell, Wahweap Campground stands as a haven for nature enthusiasts, water adventurers, and anyone seeking a tranquil escape. This blog post unveils the treasures of this remarkable campground, from its diverse campsite options to the convenience of on-site amenities.
Entrance to Wahweap Campground
Campsite Options and Pricing
Wahweap Campground offers a variety of camping experiences to suit different preferences. Whether you prefer the comforts of full hookups or the simplicity of dry camping, Wahweap has you covered. Prices per night vary based on your choice, with rates typically ranging from $30 to $70, providing affordable options for all budgets. You have the option to choose between 159 full hookup sites or 148 sites for tents or self contained RVs. Be aware, there is an additional fee to get into Glen Canyon National Recreation Area which allows you access to Lake Powell. It cost $30 per vehicle and is valid for seven consecutive days or free to get in with your America the Beautiful park pass. 
View of Lake Powell from the Launch Ramp
Amenities for a Relaxing Stay
Wahweap understands the importance of a comfortable camping experience. The campsite features a range of amenities, including coin operated laundry and showers, free wifi, pet friendly and accessible fire pits and grills at the campsites. The camp store is a one-stop-shop with a gift section for souvenirs and a small grocery area to stock up on essentials. For water enthusiasts, Wahweap's close proximity to the launch ramp is a game-changer. Whether you're bringing your own watercraft or renting one on-site, the convenience of being near the launch ramp adds an extra layer of accessibility to your aquatic adventures.
Large campsites make it easy for us to park our 43’ trailer
Campsites feature a picnic table, fire pit and charcoal grill
Campsite Layout and Features
Wahweap takes pride in providing campers with spacious, well-designed sites. Depending on the campsite, some sites boasts a large cement pads equipped with a personal picnic table, fire pit, and charcoal BBQ. These amenities are still available in other sites but are on gravel instead of cement. One of the key highlights of Wahweap Campground is the spacing between campsites. Campers can enjoy a sense of privacy and get to connect with nature without feeling crowded. These thoughtful additions enhance the overall camping experience, providing comfort and functionality for a memorable stay. 
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Activities Nearby
The options are endless when it comes to exploring Page, Arizona. With so much to do and see, exploring this area offers an unforgettable experience! Horseshoe Bend is a must-see geological marvel. The short, mile-long hike takes visitors to the edge of a sheer sandstone cliff, offering a breathtaking view of the Colorado River as it curves around the rock formation. The $10 entrance fee is a small price to pay for the awe-inspiring panoramic views!
If you have the chance, go and witness one of nature's most remarkable designs at Lower Antelope Canyon. This guided tour takes you through surreal slot canyons with captivating light beams and intricate rock formations. Opting for a guided tour with Dixie Tours ensures a safe and informative exploration of this natural wonder. The $55 fee provides a one-hour guided journey through the narrow passages, allowing visitors to learn about the canyon's history and capture stunning photographs of its unique beauty.
View from Bottom of the Slot Canyon
Wahweap Campground at Lake Powell invites you to experience the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern convenience. With diverse campsite options, on-site amenities, and a strategic location, Wahweap provides the ideal setting for a memorable camping getaway. Whether you're seeking relaxation or thrilling water activities, this campground is sure to exceed your expectations.
