Lees Ferry Campground

There were high winds, but it didn't stop us from enjoying this truly spectacular location!

Flush toilets, water, friendly host & great views make it worthwhile. This is the stayover for many folks prior to their exciting Colorado rafting adventure. Check them out at the nearby river landing. Also suggest a walk to the historic Lonesome Dell Ranch up the Paria river. Lovely orchards you can pick during season.

We loved our stay here and would definitely go back. The scenery of the river is lovely and the red rock canyon alongside the river is very photographic. In November, when we were there, the weather was a little uncertain. We had huge black clouds heading in our direction, which made for fantastic photographs, but left us feeling a ... more

I absolutely loved lees ferry campground. The only downside was that we had a lot of wind at night.

Stayed overnight (3/1/18) in site 40 (pull through) and the view was amazing. Sites on the perimeter facing the river were also pull through and even better view. There were about 6 campers on a Thursday. There is a dump station about 1/4 mile down the road (only dump in winter) water was off. The Lees Ferry River Walking Tour was ... more

Great overnight spot. Easy access from road, Beautiful views of the river and cliffs, and a great spot to view the stars. Flushing toilets, picnic tables, grills and flat spots for camping.
There was little-to-no privacy between sites, and bathroom facilities were a bit neglected. otherwise a jem!

We had to escape the Snow of Northern Utah. We found a gem of a campground at Lee's Ferry Arizona. We stayed six nights and enjoyed the great views and the lack of snow. We plan on staying a few days every spring to renew at this beautiful campground.

Very, very HOT! That was May too! Stopped long enough to show my husband “the hottest place in the world” and then got out of there. Beautiful but very hot.

Wow, this place exceeded our expectations. While looking for a new place to explore between Page and the North Rim and stumbled upon Lee's Ferry. The small campground is tucked between the towering Vermillion Cliffs and the mighty Colorado River. We choose a spot near the back of the campground with some really awesome views of the cli... more

Pulled into page, hoping to stay close to antelope canyon. Ended up driving 45 minutes to Lee’s ferry, and am glad I did. Overlooking the river, the sound of rushing water, views for ever. Sites are nicely spread out, easy access to the river as well as hiking. I chose to read, and the environment was awesome. Bathrooms are nice as well.