Downtown Page — Lake Powell Boulevard Corridor. The commercial and residential core of Page, stretching along Lake Powell Boulevard, where the largest concentration of hotels, motels, restaurants, and services are located. Walking distance to tour-operator pick-up points for Antelope Canyon, and a short… Good for: First-time visitors, budget travelers, families, solo adventurers who want walkable dining and easy tour logistics.
Wahweap Marina Area. Located roughly six miles south of downtown Page along the lakeshore, the Wahweap area is home to Lake Powell Resort and the largest marina on the reservoir. Staying here puts guests steps from boat rentals, guided lake tours, the Rainbow Room restaurant,… Good for: Couples, honeymooners, lake-focused travelers, those wanting on-site boat access and premium views.
Wahweap RV & Campground. For those who prefer sleeping under the stars, Wahweap Campground sits a quarter-mile from the Lake Powell shoreline with full-hookup RV sites, tent sites, fire rings, a coin laundry, showers, and a short walk to Wahweap Swim Beach. The most popular… Good for: RV travelers, tent campers, families and road-trippers who want nature immersion with minimal cost.
Lone Rock Beach (Utah Side, 12 miles north). A primitive, first-come-first-served beachfront camping area on the Utah side of Lake Powell where visitors can drive to the water's edge and pitch a tent or park an RV directly on the sand. No hookups, minimal facilities, and a $10–$14 vehicle fee. The most… Good for: Adventurous campers, boaters, ATV users, families with watercraft who want true lakeside living.
Antelope Point Marina (East of Page). Five miles east of downtown on Highway 98 on Navajo Nation land, Antelope Point offers houseboat rentals ranging from 50 to 75 feet — the most luxurious and distinctive lodging option in the Page area. Waking up on a floating home anchored in a red-rock cove… Good for: Groups, families, bucket-list seekers, romance-focused couples who want an unforgettable on-water stay.