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Antelope Point Marina

Cool Down on the Lake

Welcome

We want to share Lake Powell with you and your family. Come join us at Lake Powell for House Boating, wake-boarding, fishing, boat tours, a great meal and spectacular shopping at our one of a kind Market Place Store and Welcome Center Gift Shop. You’ll find our staff to be friendly, courteous and ready to assist when you arrive.

Lake Powell is located in Arizona and Utah. Antelope Point Marina is located in the state of Arizona adjacent to the town of Page. The property encompasses over 600 acres of land on the Navajo Nation. Antelope Point Marina is commitment to our environment and a Clean and Green Marina.

RV Park 

RV Park at Antelope Point Marina with over 100 spots and offer pull-through and back-in full hookups (30/50 amps).

Book Your Spot Today!

Be prepared to pay an entrance fee at Antelope Point Marina. This marina is a part of the Glen Canyon National Recreational Park area, therefore it observes the GCNRP fee’s (but if you purchased a NPR Glen Canyon entrance fee within 7 days of visiting another Glen Canyon recreational area, the pass is good to use at Antelope Point Marina entrance):

Entrance Fees – Weekly

$30.00 Vehicle Entrance (1-7 Days)
Admits one single, private, non-commercial vehicle and all its passengers
$25.00 Motorcycle Entrance (1-7 Days)
Admits one single, private, non-commercial motorcycle and its riders.
$15.00 Individual Entrance (1-7 Days)
Admits one individual when entering on foot, or bicycle. Not to exceed $25 vehicle fee. Individuals 15 years of age and younger are admitted free.
$30.00 Boating Entrance (1-7 Days)
Admits one single private vessel
$30.00 Boating Entrance additional vessel (1-7 Days)
Admits one single private vessel on the same trailer as a vessel paying full entry fees

Entrance Fees – Annual Passes

$55.00 Annual and Commercial Pass
Allows unlimited entry to Lake Powell for 12 months from date of purchase.
$50.00 Annual Watercraft Sicker
Allows unlimited entry to Lake Powell for one watercraft Jan 1 – Dec 31.

Commercial Tour Fees

Fees are assessed based on the passenger capacity of the vehicle.
Sedan 1-6 people: $25 + $7 per extra person
Van or bus 7-25 people: $40
Motor coach 26+ people: $100
For more fee information at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area:  Click this Link to NPS.gov/glca

Contact & Location

For more information contact:

Antelope Point Marina and Facilities
537 Marina Parkway
Navajo Route 22B
P.O. Box 880
Page, AZ 86040

 

2 Different Boat Tours!

ANTELOPE CANYON BOAT TOURS AT ANTELOPE POINT MARINA

One of Lake Powell’s best kept secrets! 
Experience a boat tour to Lake Powell via Antelope Point Marina riding along the Colorado River’s original channel to the canyon opening.

Prices:

Adults $50/person

Child (Ages 4-12) $30/person

NAVAJO CANYON TOUR

Experience Lake Powell with a seasoned local.
Reach out and we’ll get you on the next Navajo Canyon Tour.

Prices:

Adults $75/person

Child (Ages 4-12) $45/person

Schedule (Duration: 2 hours)

March 1st – October 2nd

9:00AM / 12:00PM / 3:00PM

 

Rainbow Bridge National Monument

Rainbow Bridge is one of the world’s largest known natural bridges. The span has undoubtedly inspired people throughout time – from the neighboring Indigenous tribes that consider Rainbow Bridge sacred, to the 85,000 people from around the world who visit it each year.

Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast

Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast is a Navajo-owned and operated company with the knowledge of traditional Navajo culture. The goal of Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast is to provide guests with the experience of lodging in a traditional Navajo hogan while being immersed in the culture that our ancestors created.

Jádí To´oh Restaurant

Operating Hours from May thru October:
Open Daily from 11am to 8pm
(Arizona Standard Time)
A Full Service Restaurant and Bar – Open for Lunch and Dinner. 

Experience this floating restaurant on the waters of Lake Powell, after a day of exploring the nearby Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons.

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