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Page Lake Powell Campground
On your way to northern Arizona and southern Utah, and looking for a nice place to stay? Look no further than Page Lake Powell Campground in Page, Arizona. This cultivated RV campground has paved roads and sites with some trees and shade throughout; you can rent sites here by the day or week and choose from sites with either full hookups and cable TV or water and electrical hookups only (no cable). Some of the sites have tent camping, and there are covered wagons that you can rent if you'd like to try something different. Once you arrive, you can freshen up using the restrooms and showers, catch up on your housekeeping with the on-site laundry facilities, or use the Wi-Fi to let everyone know you arrived safely.The indoor pool and hot tub are available seasonally; there's a playground where your kids can burn off some energy and a fitness room where you can do the same. As much as your motorhome rental is the lap of luxury, try having your meals outside using the picnic tables and taking in the 360-degree view that is unlike anything you've seen before. The park's convenience store has coffee and tea on all the time, cold drinks and ice, snacks, fishing supplies, and anything else you might be low on, such as propane. There's a kiosk in the store that scrolls local news about the weather, local events that might be interesting, and more.Now that you're ready to venture out beyond the RV park, your first stop should be Antelope Canyon where you can take guided tours through sandstone desert slot canyons; you can explore these on your own, but as there are no marked trails, a guide is recommended. The canyon walls have amazing colors and geological formations; as if that weren't enough, the variety of wildlife that exists here guarantees an exceptional visit. Just don't forget to bring your camera. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is nearby and is a popular destination for locals and visitors from Michigan and Utah. The area's geology consists of a variety of sandstones and formations that resulted from volcanic activity.
On your way to northern Arizona and southern Utah, and looking for a nice place to stay? Look no further than Page Lake Powell Campground in Page, Arizona. This cultivated RV campground has paved roads and sites with some trees and shade throughout; you can rent sites here by the day or week and choose from sites with either full hookups and cable TV or water and electrical hookups only (no cable). Some of the sites have tent camping, and there are covered wagons that you can rent if you'd like to try something different. Once you arrive, you can freshen up using the restrooms and showers, catch up on your housekeeping with the on-site laundry facilities, or use the Wi-Fi to let everyone know you arrived safely.The indoor pool and hot tub are available seasonally; there's a playground where your kids can burn off some energy and a fitness room where you can do the same. As much as your motorhome rental is the lap of luxury, try having your meals outside using the picnic tables and taking in the 360-degree view that is unlike anything you've seen before. The park's convenience store has coffee and tea on all the time, cold drinks and ice, snacks, fishing supplies, and anything else you might be low on, such as propane. There's a kiosk in the store that scrolls local news about the weather, local events that might be interesting, and more.Now that you're ready to venture out beyond the RV park, your first stop should be Antelope Canyon where you can take guided tours through sandstone desert slot canyons; you can explore these on your own, but as there are no marked trails, a guide is recommended. The canyon walls have amazing colors and geological formations; as if that weren't enough, the variety of wildlife that exists here guarantees an exceptional visit. Just don't forget to bring your camera. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is nearby and is a popular destination for locals and visitors from Michigan and Utah. The area's geology consists of a variety of sandstones and formations that resulted from volcanic activity.
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