Lees Ferry Campground

Fire ring, table and metal shade structure provided. No hook ups but potable water and dump station available at ranger station just up the road. Bathrooms, flush toilets, & dish washing sink available. We have a 32ft class C w/toad, no problem fitting in site. Fantastic views of river & cliffs. Fairly level sites, non reservable but we had no problem in mid November. 20$ a night unless you have a NP interagency pass, then it’s 10$ per night. Would definitely stay here again!

Decided to stop here after a day in Page - although it looks close on the map it's still about a 40 minute drive away. Got to the campsite shortly before sunset, and almost all the spots were taken (and for good reason!) Would recommend coming earlier in the afternoon to snag a better spot (dedicated parking spot off the road with a covered picnic table vs. parallel parking along the middle lane).
The evening stargazing and the morning walk on Paria Beach were amazing. Would come back in a heartbeat.

Just your average BLM, NFS campground with gravel/ dirt spots weeds and sagebrush. One bathroom not working, no campground host. Most sites have metal structures for shade and some very scraggly trees that really don’t provide shade. Most sites are not level but many can be level with a few blocks. Noticed many people rate this campground 4/5 stars and in their reviews they talk about the views or their personal feelings. Ah, this is not Facebook. The idea here is to rate the campground so people can decide to camp here or elsewhere. With that in mind I will say the upper campground has multiple group sites in the center of the loop. Outside side of the loop on North eastern side is smaller sites NW side a little larger. Lower loop has largest sites with center sites pull through big enough for any legal rig. Outside sites of lower campground is more 25-40 foot spaces.
Several other reviewers complained about people running their generator. The generator times are 6am to 10pm. You know that. Why are you complaining? Actually found people at the group sites were louder than nearby generators and kept up their noise way later into the night! Sorry to vent here but really, generators are a fact of camping in this century and no amount of solar panels on a RV roof is going to run your A/C or stove.

Nice first come first served campground, we arrived on a Friday around noon and had plenty of spots to choose from that for our 29ft trailer! Amazing views of the river, potable water and dump station near by, some sites are a little close together but not awful! We stayed for 7 nights and we’re amazing how the place was nearly completely full every night! We would absolutely come again :)

There is two toilet. One on the top ond one of the bottom. The one on the bottom close, so you need to go up hill when outside 32 F.
Cell reception poor.
The worse: people coming with few hundreds of dollars RV. But they will not spend few $$ on solar. And on clock, 6am start running generator.
So. If you really search for quite place, not here.
We pay for 6 night and left after 3 night.

We stayed here midd June 2022 due to booked kayaking trip
from horseshoe bend back to Lee's Ferry which was super amazing.
During our 2 nite stay in this campground it was windy as hell.
Horrible wind , could not wait to get out of there.
Other then that the views are great, sites are fine and level ish, free dump if you
camp. We already had NP pass so no problem there.
Getting water at the campground is a little tricky out of they disgusting wash station...bring
a short water hose with you ,it will help.
All other water spigots were locked up. RVs will run generators due to heat and need of AC.
If it wasn't for the wind it would be much better. We want to kayak the river
again so maybe will stay again but most likely just go boondocking down the road for free.
It is not a cheap place to camp if you have to pay for NP pass and camp site as well.