Antelope Point RV Park

Among the worst service we have ever seen anywhere. A very small inconvenience turned into a near drowning, hospital visit, and criminal investigation because the company couldn't be bothered to send us help for a sinking boat they negligently sent us out in.

They rented us a double kayak missing a required plug to keep the boat airtight - sank about an hour in and we were stranded in the 100 degree weather in the middle of this lake surrounded by rock walls. Called them a dozen times for help, kept making excuses, "not my department," "we aren't search and rescue," etc. Became an emergency when two people needed medical attention from the heat - we had to flag down a boat to call the police.

The boat rental people only showed up an hour and a half after we called, after the police were already notified. And when they showed up they were SO unhelpful, rude, unapologetic. We were so confused as to why they wouldn't help with ANYTHING. As though we were inconveniencing them. I believe Alicia was the name of one of the primary offenders here. Zachary James was another unprofessional, mean and angry little man. Just awful.

We can't in good faith recommend this place to anyone based on the abysmal behavior of the people running the place. Seemed like a third of the staff were high and another third had the intellect and initiative of a kindergarten class. Manager, even with three sets of police taking statements, refused any sort of apology. Can't fathom why.

Anyway the police were also shocked at their negligence and took statements from everyone to file a criminal investigation with the state. One guy ended up going to the hospital.

RENT AT YOUR OWN RISK and don't expect any help from anyone if they send you out in a broken boat.

Explore Lake Powell on a boat!

We rented the cheapest boat (26' decker) for 1/2 a day. The boat can easily fit 6 people. Suggested half day route is down the Navajo canyon. The paperwork takes an hour, so get there early.

It's surprisingly easy to get lost once you leave the marina. The free map that you are given is not accurate.

Link to prices: http://www.lakepowellhouseboating.com/small-watercraft-rental-and-rates.

The only item I wish they had was laundry after being in the road all week. But honestly, it didn’t take away from the beauty of this place. We have 2 dogs and the astroturfing cement and rock combo is perfection. And they have golf cart shuttles to the marina. A cute little put put with portable trailer restrooms next to it (nice event type ones). Will definitely be back.

We stayed here for a week. It is right inside Glen Canyon NRA and has beautiful views all the way around.

The park is well maintain and spacious with level paved driveways and FHU. There are no bathrooms, showers, laundry, or other amenities, but it was very quiet and the views were fantastic. The marina has a nice restaurant down on the water.

About 10-15 minute drive into Page for groceries, restaurants, etc.

We used Starlink for work and had great signal.

There are only 2 bathrooms with showers and they are in a trailer. The park has close to 100 sites, and the bathrooms/showers are always busy considering there are only 2. If you don’t use them then no big deal. They have a free shuttle/golf cart to take you to the marina and will pick you up at your site.

The pads are concrete, we had to level up the curbside, and lower the front end to level. But had a great view.

Beautiful campground