Kinda cool, but not private at all.BE CAREFUL IN THE SAND. $14 per vehicle per night. Off … Portable toilets required. Thankfully a kind stranger towed us out!! If you are camping far from the outhouses, then you should bring portable toilets. It is more private and less sandy. Today we are taking a paddle out to Lone Rock...We actually boonocked just up the road closer to Page and came into the park with our National Park pass for day use. Facilities include restrooms, picnic tables, fire rings and/or grills, dump station, coin-operated laundry and showers at store, and potable water. Although the views are absolutely beautiful, this campground is loud and noisy all night. Primitive camping In addition to the developed campgrounds, primitive camping is also allowed on the shoreline of Lake Powell everywhere except in the marinas. Camp on bare soil if possible, to avoid damage or killing plants and grass.When planning a camping trip by boat or 4-wheel-drive road in Glen Canyon, it is best to buy a map beforehand. Day use area. December 11, 2018 - reviewed by Cynthia . It can be quiet or loud, depending on how many people are there. You might want to wear some type of shoes, the sand is HOT!! We arrived at Lone Rock Beach and Kelly and I took the Jeep to find a spot for the...Please select a reason for flagging this item:© 2020 Campendium Inc. All rights reserved.This was a lovely spot to stay so we decided to stay two nights. All campsites are located well above the river and require a short walk from your boat. There’s a bunch of sand paths to choose, I recommend the center road that takes you all the way down to the beach - it’s the shortest and flattest to take the fifth wheel down. Pack it in, pack it out. Edit Blog Post Delete Blog Post Lone Rock Beach is primitive camping which means you have flush toilets in the dune areas, and then a rinse shower and regular toilets at the campground info center. Lone Rock Beach is located on a nice bay and is perfect for kayaking and allows ATV riding. Saw 4WD'rs getting stuck. Downstream waters are restricted. The best sites are found, not made. Was very windy when we went in.k.olearycole would stay here againIt doesn’t matter how long we travel. Beautiful views, perfect location.Natural features you'll find at Lone Rock Beach Primitive Camping.This site is typically crowded but even if you're not able to get a spot on the waterfront, there are still plenty of areas where you'll find solitude and wake up to a gorgeous sunrise over Lake Powell.
The Lone Rock Beach Primitive Camping is equipped with portable water, toilets, RV Dumping area, cold showers and outhouses.
No launch ramp. Lees Ferry Campground (54 designated sites, no reservations) Lone Rock Beach (primitive camping area on a sandy beach or in dunes) The lake is so much fun so be sure to bring your swimsuit and any water toys you might have and be sure to take a swim! Apr 1, 2016 - Lone Rock Beach Primitive Camping in Glen Canyon, Utah | Get back to basics on Lake Powell’s Wahweap Bay, over at Lone Rock Beach’s primitive campground. Luckily, there is a huge body of water right next to you that you are welcome to bathe in. Beach camping area. No reservations. Four micro-flush toilets, 6 vault toilets and 1 wheelchair accessible comfort station.