Beehive Campground

Yes, there are only 6 campsites but if you arrive late you could park next to the sign or even across the street in the parking for the trail head…be aware there is no bathrooms…or at least weren’t when we were there in September 2022. So if car camping or tenting be prepared. $14 a night, traffic noise is very minimal, lovely sunsets….beats a Walmart parking lot any day!

A plateau about hundred yards off the main road, clean and no shade for dry camping. The sign says 3 day limit on camping, and when I arrived, all 6 sites were in use. Luckily, a gentleman said he was about to leave, so I can have his spot. Timing! (It was getting late, too!)

If you get the sites closer to the main road, you’ll get a heck of a sunset of the carved mountains. I was on the opposite side, and I got a hillside, but I could see well enough since each site had decent spacing!

I’ll come again.

I've been waiting for things in Utah to warm up mid May. Only area above freezing night time North of flagstaff.
$7 dollars (with a pass) for a flat, unshaded, no privacy, with generators, for one of six a picnic table sites. Room for 4-5 more rigs which happened each night which is tolerated - I never saw an official.
Interesting Beehive Rock formation to scramble around.

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site #5, a dry back-in site for $7/night with a Senior Pass. Yes, the website says there is a limit of 3 nights, but since it was late in the season, a ranger told me I could just renew every three days. Loved the location with easy access to Page, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Wire Pass, Buckskin Gulch, White Pockets, etc. The road up to the campground was a little wash boarded and the CG itself was a circular parking lot with the sites positioned like spokes off a wheel. The large middle area made it easy to pull around to back into the site. I had a nice view out my big window toward the lake. There was some road noise since it is right along the highway leading to the dam and Page. Not really annoying though. There was not even a vault toilet or trash barrel so you have to be totally self-contained. Come with water also. I actually had 2 bars of 5G service with Verizon, no wifi and no OTA channels. I would definitely stay there again with the easy access to Page and tons of activities.

There are only 6 sites here and a 3-night stay limit. We arrived on a Thursday and got the last available site. Left after 3 nights, spent a night at Walmart, and came back on a Monday. Place was empty in the morning but by nightfall, all sites full again! 1/2 mile north of Glen Canyon Dam and only a few miles to Page. There are no toilets and no water here. Sites do not have fire rings. Rate is $14 per night (7 with senior pass). Cell service is weak.

No stranger to Lake Powell for boating. First time we stayed at a campground there off the lake. On our way to Monument Valley and needed a place for the night. Only six sites, but still had a few when we arrived. Full by dark though. Level sites and didn’t feel to crowded. Great for the night. Believe you can only stay for 3 days here. Perfect weather. Even met the “Montana Bagpiper.” That made it even better. Wish I could have heard him play.