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Wahweap RV Park & Campground
Wahweap RV Park & Campground is located in Page, Arizona, on the banks of Lake Powell. This campground offers a variety of amenities, including full hookups, a swimming pool, a playground, and a boat launch. The campground is also close to many of the area's attractions, including the Glen Canyon Dam, Antelope Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend. With its stunning views and convenient location, Wahweap RV Park & Campground is the perfect place to stay for a relaxing getaway.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
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- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
PennyW
Stayed 2 nights in site #22. Very nice site! Spacious, level, beautiful views - what more can you ask for? Loved every minute here! Laundry was nice, views were spectacular, good walking, close to Page! Had stayed here before and will stay again!
Tara Olson
Nice, clean and open campground..we had an amazing view and it was quiet with easy access to trails..beware of the extra fees they charge a "resort" fee but do not give access to the resort (hotel) amenities like the pool.
Daniel M
price changed from over the phone to when we got there. and staff wasn't very nice. also you have to pay extra for the showers. Besides that its a nice clean place to RV or tent camp the lake was kinda muddy where we went so not the best place for swimming.
Mike Colie
It's all about location, location, location and this is a great spot on Lake Powell. Sites run the gamut from no hookups to full hookups and some double wide sites. A basic camp store and some very nice bathrooms and showers. To me it's $$$$ .
Taylor O'Neal
I'm always amazed when I look at campground reviews and see the little things people tick off stars for. This campground is BEAUTIFUL. Page, AZ isn't that large, and this spot puts you right in the middle of all things Page, AZ. The view from any site is insane with Lake Powell just right there. Yes, it'd be cool if they didn't make you buy tokens for the showers (and the showers are pretty bad, clean, but low pressure, not very hot) 3 shower tokens for 8 minutes. BUT I bet it's because this area is so popular during busy season, that not just campers need the shower here. It's also a very beautiful and popular marina location. Laundry is 24/7 which is a plus! The wifi basically only works if you're at the Camp Store/Registration. So hopefully you have 5G or some DVDs handy. I thought the staff were super friendly so I'm not sure what these other reviews are talking about. I loved how spacious each site was and the bathrooms were super nice. Just maybe don't bank on a refreshing shower. 15 minutes from Horseshoe Bend. Lot's of Antelope Canyon tour options (book your tour ahead of time!) and I can't say enough, how beautiful the campground views are, especially at sunset. Beware of stickers and fire ants, they just sort of overpopulate the area, so dogs and toddlers love to go straight for them. Next time we come, we plan on booking a boat tour from the marina!
Ronald Lamp Sr
It was our last trip of the year. Lake Powell is beautiful. The fishing was great. We just stay at the dry camping area and are self contained. $30.00 a day. We were almost all by our selves.
Tom Domery
The apathetic customer service here overshadows any benefits from the great views from the sites and the tidy facilities. Had a situation where I was noted as a "no-show" at my reserved site after a late arrival that could have been easily avoided if anyone from the office had bothered to answer the phone. Recieved an equally callous response from the office in-person when attempting to remedy the issue.
Sam
Great campground site. Would be nice if people didn’t have a concert after quiet hours… especially after long days of hiking
Regan Ryser
What was supposed to be a birthday getaway, turned out to be a nightmare. I prepaid the campground online a few weeks in advance but was met with another $70 fee when we arrived. They gave us a spot that was entirely rock solid underneath the sand and we were unable to stake our tent or the canopy. After setting up in 108 degree heat we needed much cooling off in the water. We had to walk about a mile down the the beach which was extremely hot, windy and sandy. Making it to that beach was like walking through hell to get to heaven. The treck back to the car was also absolutely exhausting. Once we got back to our site we see that our canopy is damaged beyond repair and our tent has also been blown over. Unfortunately we just had it at that point and decided to get a hotel room. 108 degree Arizona heat with no shade was not something we intended to put ourselves through during what was supposed to be a nice vacation. Absolutely a waste of money. I’d advise an RV/camper of a sort and also note the beach isn’t close.
Matthew Boone
First time fishing all night