Antelope Point RV Park

Stayed for 3 nights. Sites are clean, grass and artificial turf is nice, we stayed in site 44 and behind there’s a large pergola, 2 picnic tables with four gas grills for the park to use. Beautiful views. Go down to the marina to eat or take a boat tour. We took a tour at Antelope canyon and saw Horseshoe bend. The office is still a shipping container and no bathrooms or showers. The water was tu... Stayed for 3 nights. Sites are clean, grass and artificial turf is nice, we stayed in site 44 and behind there’s a large pergola, 2 picnic tables with four gas grills for the park to use. Beautiful views. Go down to the marina to eat or take a boat tour. We took a tour at Antelope canyon and saw Horseshoe bend. The office is still a shipping container and no bathrooms or showers. The water was turned off to the whole park a few different times each day. No explanation or warning. Then when it turned back on hours later, the water was very discolored. There needs to be more communication and consideration on the lack of services we paid for.

Very nice and clean campground! The turf gives it a pop of color and we appreciated having a nice place to stay within walking distance of the marina. We only stayed 1 night but used the discount card for a boat tour to antelope canyon which was a wonderful time! Only downside is having no shade in this very hot area but it's to be expected when you're in the desert 😆 Also just a heads up, there... Very nice and clean campground! The turf gives it a pop of color and we appreciated having a nice place to stay within walking distance of the marina. We only stayed 1 night but used the discount card for a boat tour to antelope canyon which was a wonderful time! Only downside is having no shade in this very hot area but it's to be expected when you're in the desert 😆 Also just a heads up, there are no individual site grills or fire rings, but there is a shared area, we didn't get a chance to check it out though.

A beautifully cared for RV Campground and facility. Despite how busy the Marina was, the crew was so kind and attentive as they possibly could be. I made a last minute reservation for the Navajo Canyon Boat Tour and I’m so very glad I did. Our captain Kevin was thoughtful in his storytelling and educated us on not only how to be better stewards of the lake and the canyon, he educated us on the s... A beautifully cared for RV Campground and facility. Despite how busy the Marina was, the crew was so kind and attentive as they possibly could be. I made a last minute reservation for the Navajo Canyon Boat Tour and I’m so very glad I did. Our captain Kevin was thoughtful in his storytelling and educated us on not only how to be better stewards of the lake and the canyon, he educated us on the significance of the land to the Navajo Nation and the grand impact they’ve had throughout our country’s existence - and in turn our impact on them. Grateful to have made this trek and grateful to The Navajo Nation for providing a safe space for me and my family to cross this off our bucket list.

Nice RV park. Concrete spaces with nice gravel and lots of green turf. Easy in and out. Beautiful views. The marina has a floating restaurant with great food, and boat tours of lake Powell, as well as sea doo, houseboat, and other boat rentals. Everything here operates on Arizona time (Mountain Standard) but is in the Navajo Nation which operates on Mountain Daylight time...thus your electronic de... Nice RV park. Concrete spaces with nice gravel and lots of green turf. Easy in and out. Beautiful views. The marina has a floating restaurant with great food, and boat tours of lake Powell, as well as sea doo, houseboat, and other boat rentals. Everything here operates on Arizona time (Mountain Standard) but is in the Navajo Nation which operates on Mountain Daylight time...thus your electronic devices change to daylight savings but that is an hour later than the actual time everything is operating on. Only a problem during daylight savings. Just be aware if you scheduled activities. Water was low enough while we were here that you could not walk but had to take a courtesy car (side by side UTV) to get down to the docks. Everyone was very friendly and we got great service everywhere. Note that the spaces are set up for motor coaches with the door at the front (this is where the additional concrete bump out is for your steps). Most travel trailers and fifth wheels will have to put their steps down into the gravel or the green turf. Not a big deal but worth noting. We enjoyed our time here.

Sites are very close together. Tiny patches of fake grass, no trees or shade, HOT!!! can’t reach electric hookups, NOT Dog friendly at all!! Small patches of grass by pavilion but no dogs allowed signs everywhere. Three tiny patches of fake grass for dog areas and their right next to others sites. Also, you have to pay a park entrance fee of $30 just to get to the RV park. This is on top of your n... Sites are very close together. Tiny patches of fake grass, no trees or shade, HOT!!! can’t reach electric hookups, NOT Dog friendly at all!! Small patches of grass by pavilion but no dogs allowed signs everywhere. Three tiny patches of fake grass for dog areas and their right next to others sites. Also, you have to pay a park entrance fee of $30 just to get to the RV park. This is on top of your nearly $100 camp fee. Nothing but regret. I’d rather stay in the gas station parking lot.