Lone Rock Beach
A beach on the Utah side of Lake Powell where you can drive right up to the water and camp, with a huge lone rock standing in the lake.
Lone Rock Beach is in Utah, about 15 km northwest of Page, and is named after a tall sandstone rock standing in the lake. Vehicles may drive onto the sand and camp directly. In summer it's a popular spot for locals to swim, boat, and camp under the stars, and at sunrise the lone rock is reflected in the lake. It lies within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, so entrance and camping fees apply. The sand is soft, so don't drive ordinary cars too close to the water, or you may get stuck. There is little shade, so bring plenty of water and sunscreen.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wahweap Overlook
- Lake Powell Boat Tours (Wahweap Marina)
- Glen Canyon Dam & Carl Hayden Visitor Center
- Hanging Garden Trail
- Glen Canyon Dam Overlook
- Antelope Point Marina & Antelope Canyon Kayak
- John Wesley Powell Museum
- Horseshoe Bend