Wahweap Campground & Rv Park

We were given simply thee best spot in the park, though I can't recall the number. I watched as the old timers in their retiree mobiles gazed jealously as we clunked on in, our old and then quite beat up Airstream leaking freshwater about the park. I got us setup, began working on getting the old girl boondocking worthy...and they surrounded us.

"What year is that?" "Boy they last forever," and "That's an Airstream, right?"

I've heard the questions a million times. I don't tire of it. But it was in a mad rush here, and though I realize the momentary nature of any park's population, I will forever recall this one as having the nicest fellow campers.

A mildly long walk to the water, which seemed very low, was incredibly rewarding. Big red rock cliffs and tan rocky beaches.

Save for the price tag, we'd've stayed longer.

The heat really affected our stay here. We probably would have checked out the pool and used the laundry facilities if it wasn't so oppressively hot. We payed for 2 days but had to leave early because our air conditioner can only cool the trailer down by 10-15 degrees.

The campground is clean, and sites are nicely spaced, ours was was long and level. The woman who checked us in was friendly. There is free wifi but it wasn't usable.

This would be a lovely place to camp in cooler temps. The price we paid is full hookups.

The Wahweap Campground is very large, with around ten separate camping loops. We enjoyed our stay in B19 in the full hookup section, which includes A, B, C, D, and F loops (there is no E). Loops A, B, and C are older have more of a "campground" feel, with large sites and good spacing with some privacy between them. There are back-ins and C-shaped pull-throughs in this section. They are terraced, with A being closest to the lake and lowest in elevation, and C being farthest but highest. Loops D and F appear to be newer sections and are laid out more like a commercial RV park, with straight rows of RVs, smaller sites, and little privacy. The pull-throughs in D and F share utilities between adjacent rigs, so that your driver's side is right up against your neighbor's driver's side (they're facing the opposite direction). We don't like that layout at all and are glad we were not in one of these loops! I'll upload photos of B and E for comparison. The entire place is very clean and well maintained. They offer free WiFi but it was very slow. Verizon LTE worked well, and while AT&T was limited to 3G, it was still very fast. The campground store has the basics, but it's only a few miles to the Safeway and Walmart in Page. If you don't have a National Parks pass you'll need to pay a 7-day park entry fee since the campground is inside the National Recreation Area. If you do have a parks pass, remember to take it with you when you go into town! We asked at the store if we could receive mail and packages and while they said yes and gave us the address to use, we had some issues. We received UPS packages just fine, but our US Mail delivery made it to Page and was immediately "returned to sender" due to "invalid address". Our dog loved swimming in the lake every day, and since the campground is so large we found plenty of places to walk him. Unfortunately every walk included a few stops to pull thorns / cactus spines out of his paws. Overall we were very happy with the campground, though we did find it to be a little expensive. If we visit the area again we'll definitely stay here, IF we can get a site in A, B, or C loops.

The sites are really nice (pull thru, full hookup, 50 amp, clean). Great view of the lake. We stayed here because we wanted to see some of the things around Page and knew that we would not be disappointed and we were not.

We enjoyed our stay at Wahweap. It's conveniently located near many of the highlights in the Page area. It's about 5 minutes from Glen Canyon Dam, 10 minutes from Page, 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bend, 30 minutes from Antelope Canyon, and 45 minutes from Lee's Ferry. Staying here made our daily outings manageable.

Though right along Lake Powell, it's about a half-mile walk to the lake's beach. Terrific lake views are found in some sites, but ours was mostly blocked by other, larger RVs. You can't reserve the exact site you want, but they do take requests. You pretty much get what you get when you arrive, though. Most driveways are very long, so bigger rigs would have no problem fitting here. The hook-ups are nice, and the restrooms are bright and clean and have running water and flush toilets. They were cleaned daily while we were there. There's a camp store with essentials and souvenirs if you need or want anything. Though full, it was a very calm and quiet campground during our stay.

We had no cell service (T-Mobile) and their Wi-Fi is spotty and pretty slow. Not a big deal to us, but if you have work to do it could be difficult or frustrating.

For us this RV Park was a bit pricey compared to other options out west however the location was pretty perfect. As others mentioned, proximity to Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Page etc is hard to beat. The park is very large! Amenities were extremely nice including the laundry facility near check in. We loved the views and the ability to go for morning walks to the Laken Powell. You can also rent kayaks/boats pretty easily if you want to explore the lake by water. Enjoy!

This is such a beautiful campground! The views of Lake Powell are stunning. Our first time here was in the summer of 2015 and it was about 105 degrees. We cut our time short to find cooler temperatures because it's just too hard to keep the RV cool enough in that kind of heat. The resort was kind enough to refund the remainder of our stay. We knew we would want to come back again at a cooler time of year and March turned out to be a great time. It was definitely cooler and also much less crowded because it's still the off season. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Our site A3 was a large pull-through with beautiful views of the lake. We work remotely and need internet access where ever we are. Our Verizon 4G worked okay; it was pretty slow but still usable. We enjoyed visiting the Glen Canyon dam, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon. As a fulltime RVer it can be hard to find a place to get my hair cut and colored on the road. I went to Ava Bella in Page and would highly recommend it.

After a year of traveling, this is still one of our favorite spots. It is located on the banks of Lake Powell, with views of red rock cliffs. The spots are large and level. The park is convenient to Page if you need to shop, but far enough out that you feel like you are away from it all. The staff is friendly, the store is well-stocked, and there is a resort just down the shore if you want a night out for drinks or dinner.

Holy crap this place is cool. Somewhat unexpected, as it doesn't get the publicity it deserves.
1st off what other people have said, all loops are not created equal. A,B,C are much larger sites and none of the parking lot feel.

FHU, no cable, no OTA but park wifi was excellent compared to typical park wifi.
Cell service was weird for me.
ATT data = 1mbps d/l
ATT voice = 4 bars but unable to use toll free numbers (which shot work conf calls)
Verizon data = mostly 4g (6+ mbps d/l) but the last 3 days of my stay it would toggle into 3g (1mbps d/l) on both phone and jetpack. So again, not very reliable for work screenshares etc.
T mobile = 2g (too slow to stream)

There are great hiking trails nearby. Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon is a must. The hanging garden trail up the road is also awesome. Dogs are allowed pretty much everywhere except for Antelope Canyon.This is a doggie heaven.

Site accessibility (Very easy to navigate, wide roads) - 5
Campground location (Directly on Lake Powell) - 5
Nearby amenities (Onsite small camp store. Nearby groceries etc in Page,AZ) - 4
Site Privacy (Large sites in A,B,C loops) - 5
Campground amenities (FHU, laundry onsie) - 4
Dog friendly (Great hiking trails, Dogs allowed in the lake and on trails) - 5
Activities (Lake Powell, boating, fishing, hiking, biking) - 5
Cost ($48/night for FHU) - 3
Staff friendliness (Very friendly) - 5
Connectivity (Mostly good Verizion, ATT, 2g T mobile, no OTA, Excellent free wifi) - 5
Total rating = 4.6

We made our reservations at the last minute so we had to stay in one of loops without hook ups but the worst part of that was the heat at the end of the day and that our site was not even near level.

Everything else was wonderful. The views from our site, the swimming beach, the store, the laundry, all exceeded expectations! I could have stayed a month!

It does blow a little that you have to pay a $25 entry fee to what does not feel like a National Park but it's worth it. Worth it more if you stay longer.