Lone Rock Beach Campground

Primitive campground in Glen Canyon offering sandy pitches, toilets & an outdoor cold shower.

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Page, UT

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A beachfront primitive camping area on Lake Powell within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, popular for RVs and off-road access directly onto the sand.

Overview

Lone Rock Beach allows primitive camping directly on the Lake Powell shoreline within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area — no fee beyond entrance and vessel-use fees. Portable toilets are required unless your vehicle has one onboard or you're within 200 yards of a restroom.

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4.3

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Xuan

4 months ago

Beautiful beach. Camp site is way down, but with toilet. The upper portion of the camp has shower, bathroom facilities and picnic areas. Add: Verizon cell signal works well and Starlinks works too at the camp site.

Abbigale Erwin

6 months ago

Came to camp in late March. Abt 75⁰ plenty of room to spread out, water was nice mid day. Amazing view of Big Toe Rock ☆ Just know how to drive in the sand!!!!

Dana Paradis

4 months ago

Such a neat idea, loved the camping experience here. Drive in and set up. $14/night. Beautiful scenery. Water was low but still nice. would definitely recommend

yelloow3

10 months ago

One of my favorite campgrounds in the area! $14 which can be paid by card at the machine near the entrance to the campground. It is primitive camping, so you’ll only have what you bring with you. There are outdoor cold showers but they’re shut off in late November. There are flushable toilets and sinks with potable water near a picnic area. There are also dumpsters on site for trash. Most of the dirt/sand roads down to the camping area are traversable for most cars, but there are areas with built up sand where low clearance cars did get stuck. So choose your camping spots wisely! For Verizon phones, there were a few bars for cell service. Hope this helps!

Pratik Bhagwat

6 years ago

Must need a high clearance car to get to the beach. Sand is too soft and even 4WDs get stuck at some spots. Not really that primitive with toilets and shower available, but one of the best sites for public camping on the Lake Powell. Wish there were regulations for driving during silent hours though