Massive canyon walls and wide-open water ideal for boating.
Access to Wahweap Marina, services, rentals, and amenities.
Close to Page, Arizona, making it one of the easiest Lake Powell zones to reach.
Great for sightseeing, photography, and relaxing shoreline stops.
Plan your visit with our access information and helpful tips
Plan your arrival with our access guidelines
Open year-round, 24/7 for boating, paddling, and shoreline activities.
The easiest access is via US-89 toward Page, AZ, then turning onto Lakeshore Drive leading directly into Wahweap Recreation Area.
Enter through the Wahweap Entrance Station and follow signs to Wahweap Marina, Wahweap Boat Ramp or Stateline Launch Ramp based on your activity.
All routes are fully paved and suitable for cars, vans, RVs, and vehicles towing boats or trailers.
Not required. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, so an NPS entrance fee or national parks pass is used instead.
Note: Road conditions can change rapidly. Always verify current access routes before your visit.
Make the most of your visit with these helpful tips
Bring plenty of water and shade, as the shoreline has very limited cover.
Bring plenty of water and shade, as the shoreline has very limited cover.
Strong winds can create pdangerous waves in the main channel.
Refuel in advance — there are long distances between marinas on Lake Powell.
Ramp availability may change based on lake levels and conditions.
Visit Wahweap Marina at Lake Powell for boat rentals, scenic canyon access, and unforgettable sunset views — the perfect base for your desert‑lake adventure.
Remember: Preparation is key to an enjoyable and safe visit to this beautiful natural area.
Address: Wahweap Marina, 100 Lakeshore Drive, Page, AZ 86040
Region: Northern Arizona – Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Nearest Town: Page, Arizona (approx. 5–10 minutes from Wahweap)
Distance from Phoenix: Approximately 280 miles (about 4.5–5 hours by car)