Wahweap Campground & RV Park

Stayed here for a end of Oct—beg of Nov 2023.
Back-in 50 amp FHU concrete pad with sand and picnic table. Site #F-04.

Staff: Office staff is not rude nor nice. Kind of just curt and to the point. Same every time we have been here.
Sites: Concrete pad that is fairly level with spacious patio space.
Campground Road: Pavement.
Campground WiFi: Unable to connect.
Grounds: Clean and maintained well.
Bathrooms/Showers: Lockable private showers. Clean but not much ventilation.
Laundry: Nice laundry facility. Pricey at $3.50 / wash and $2.00 / dry but did not need repeat loads which is good.
Location: You are on Lake Powell and less than 5 min from the marina for boat tours.
Near highway: No
Near train: No
Cell: Verizon worked for light work. Unable to stream on Verizon.
Cell: AT&T was the best option. Work on vpn. Video calls were good. Streaming was good as well.

View of the lake. Big campsite - privately situated. Level. Concrete. Quiet - zero road noise, just like home - perfect. Easy in and out back in site. CLEAN. TREES! Lucky to have nobody on either side or behind us (slight ravine - which gave our large back window the perfect view). Fabulous sunrises and sunsets. Did not enter or use facilities. Quick trip to the Antelope Canyon(s) - not to miss! We paid less here than for places that were significantly of lesser quality.

This campground is a beautiful place but $88 per night is overpriced.

Pros:

-Beautiful place with many sites having a view of Lake Powell
- Boat and Beach access
- Nice sites with asphalt parking area, picnic table and fire ring. Spacious
- Laundry and bathrooms (you do have to pay for showers which seems ridiculous with the price)
- Our site was FHU
- Quite
- Safe
-Close to area attractions like Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon
- Close to fuel and groceries
- walking trails

Cons:

- the price
- there is a National Park entrance fee as well. (No big deal for us as we have a pass)
- no playground
- pay for showers

Stayed in mid-Feb Feb 2023
Site type: Pull through FHU 50 AMP

THE GOOD
Site: Paved site with tons of space. Maybe the most we have had because our living space extended to another loop's road.
Grounds: Clean and quiet. Well-maintained. Really quiet and peaceful.
Cell: AT&T worked best. Verizon worked a little bit but AT&T was stronger.
Power: Had a large 24-hour cold/wind storm (winds sustained btw 15-30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, with freezing rain and light snow creating ice on power pedestal. The power only went out a couple of very brief times. Need to give credit to the infrastructure there. We felt very comfortable knowing

WORTH NOTING (not good or bad):
Site: Not terrible but worth noting that the site was a bit unlevel.
Facilities: Bathrooms and showers were token operated. Also, not great but decent enough to use.

Arrival - Super easy with online booking. The registration area is super big for the big rigs.

Tips - None really. We had a back-in very close to the bathroom and trash collection so, other than that, every site looked like a good one.

Favorites - Great view of what's left of Lake Powell. Not a dark sky area per se but the stars were great. Close to Page, AZ, Glen Canyon Dam, and Horseshoe Bend.

Negatives - Other than the price, nothing.

Nice level concrete sites with a picnic table and charcoal grill on a red dirt area. Registration was smooth and the small store is nice. The lake is so low the walk to the beach, that I planned, was cancelled. Instead we drove to the marina and got great views. My only complaint is that it's pricey, and don't get gas around here, overinflated!

As several have noted this is very expensive for a remote national park campground.

The sites are huge flat concrete slabs and many with full hook ups.

The views of lake Powell are very nice. There are lots of space for walking.

The camp store is well stocked (with a good selection of ice cream.

Full hook up site was $81. Primitive was $31