Book This Dreamy Campsite Along Arizona’s Lakefront and You Won’t Be Disappointed 

Antelope Point RV Park at the Antelope Point Marina is just a 3-mile drive from Antelope Canyon, a 15-minute drive from Horseshoe Bend, and a 20-30 minute boat ride to landmarks including Navajo Canyon, Gunsight Canyon, and Padre Bay. This campground has 100 clean and spacious RV sites and is situated in an excellent location for watersports. Visitors can admire the views of Tower Butte and the surrounding sandstone cliffs from this conveniently located home base for land and water adventures. 

In addition to water sports, travelers can admire the scenic sunrises and sunsets over the lake and stargaze in some of the darkest skies in Northern Arizona. The marina facilities include boat rentals, lake tours and excursions, a restaurant, and a bar. There is also a 24-hour cart shuttle service that can easily pick up guests and take them around the campground. Other on-site amenities include pergolas with grills and fireplaces, a putting green, and free Wi-Fi. 

Some legendary landmarks within driving distance include the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, and Zion, each a 2-hour drive. This campground is also conveniently located just a short 3-hour drive to Bryce Canyon and 4.5 hours to Arches National Park. It’s an outdoor lovers’ paradise. 

And it’s not just a campground. It’s also known as Lake Powell’s luxury marina. Here, visitors can rent pontoon boats, Sea-Doo rentals, and kayak rentals and embark on guided lake tours and fishing excursions. Park sites are spacious and well-manicured. They’re landscaped with turf for playing games and relaxing after a day of play on the lake or in one of the nearby state or national park sites. Camp spaces offer sufficient room between campers, providing a sense of privacy. There are even campground-centric restrooms and showers for guests and lakeside restrooms, showers, and laundry room facilities at the Marina Village. 

Spa Relaxation 

For those seeking a unique opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate after a day of outdoor adventure, an array of spa and massage experiences is available for guests to book. The Sandstone & Sage Spa at Antelope Point offers many treatment offerings, so you can book a time at the marina when visiting Lake Powell. From the “Relaxation Canyon Massage” which uses traditional Swedish techniques, to the unique “Surfs Up Sports Massage,” a signature whole body deep tissue massage that blends stretching and massage techniques to to release tension, or the “Crystal Hot Stone Massage” which uses hot crystals, Himalayan salt stones and Basalt stone to restore and rejuvenate the body and soul–there are no shortage or relaxing spa options.

Dining, Drinking, and Shopping

Antelope Point RV Park at the Antelope Point Marina is home to America's “largest floating restaurant,” Jádí’Tooh. This restaurant is named after the graceful Antelope in the Navajo language. Here, travelers can indulge in a tasty meal or beverage in a unique setting while floating on the water. For a quick bite or morning pick-me-up, head to Gramma Betty's, which serves coffee, breakfast pastries, small bites like burritos all day, smoothies, ice cream, and more, right on the water. 

And don’t miss The Sandbar Lounge, a great place for grabbing a drink with a panoramic view of the marina. This spot serves specialty drinks, appetizers, and traditional beers, wine, and spirits. There’s even live music on the weekends during the summer season. 

Other details to note

This campground is located within the Navajo Nation, and an entrance fee of $30 applies. Pets are allowed, but they must be kept calm and secure at all times.

Those seeking something more off-grid in Arizona can explore these ultra-private, remote, and secluded campgrounds across the state. Alternatively, if glamping is the goal, this unique campground near Flagstaff offers an array of teepees in a scenic spot with plenty of modern amenities.