Antelope Point Marina & Resort at Lake Powell
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Antelope Point Marina and Resort is one of the premier full-service marinas on the Arizona side of Lake Powell, located just 7 miles southeast of Page, Arizona. Situated along the lake's main channel near Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, the marina offers convenient access to boating, fishing, houseboat vacations, kayak adventures, scenic cruises, and some of the most spectacular red-rock scenery in the Southwest. Whether you're launching your own boat, renting a houseboat, or simply exploring Lake Powell for the day, Antelope Point serves as an excellent gateway to one of America's most remarkable recreation destinations.
Antelope Point Marina Quick Facts
- Location: Lake Powell, Arizona
- Nearest City: Page, AZ
- Distance from Page: 7 miles
- National Recreation Area: Glen Canyon
- Boat Launch: Yes
- Boat Rentals: Yes
- Houseboat Rentals: Yes
- Restaurant: Yes
- Fuel Dock: Yes
- Nearest Airport: Page Municipal Airport
Antelope Point Marina is just a few minutes boat ride from Glen Canyon Dam and a 7-mile drive from Page, Arizona and just east of Wahweap Marina. Like all Lake Powell Marinas, it is administered by the National Park Service, and owned and operated by Antelope Point Holdings LLC, an authorized concessionaire. Forever Resorts is also a concessionaire.
Located within the Navajo Reservation, the resort-marina was uniquely designed and engineered with Native American influence. Marina Village pays homage to Native American culture. It is southwestern in every respect.
Why Choose Antelope Point Marina?
Antelope Point Marina has become one of the most popular launching points for exploring Lake Powell thanks to its convenient location near Page, Arizona, modern marina facilities, and easy access to the lake's spectacular sandstone canyons. Situated just minutes from Glen Canyon Dam and Antelope Canyon, the marina offers visitors a full-service boating destination without having to travel deep into the lake before reaching some of Lake Powell's most scenic areas.
Whether you're planning a family vacation, a weekend boating trip, a houseboat adventure, or a day of kayaking and sightseeing, Antelope Point provides convenient access to countless secluded coves, towering cliffs, narrow slot canyons, sandy beaches, and world-class recreation. Its location also makes it easy to combine a visit with nearby attractions including Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, Rainbow Bridge National Monument, and downtown Page.
Marina Services, Rentals and Recreation
Antelope Point Marina offers many of the services visitors need for a successful Lake Powell vacation. Boat rentals range from small fishing boats and pontoon boats to wake boats and luxury houseboats for multi-day adventures. Visitors can also rent kayaks and paddleboards for exploring the lake's quiet coves and narrow sandstone canyons.
The marina provides launch facilities, courtesy docks, fuel services, slips, dining, marine supplies, parking, and visitor amenities designed to accommodate both day visitors and extended vacations. Guided boat excursions, sightseeing cruises, and water recreation opportunities make Antelope Point one of the most complete marina destinations on Lake Powell.
Boating on Lake Powell
Lake Powell is one of the largest and most scenic reservoirs in the United States, offering nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline when the lake is full. Antelope Point Marina provides convenient access to countless side canyons, secluded beaches, dramatic sandstone cliffs, and crystal-clear desert waters that have made the lake one of the Southwest's premier boating destinations.
Boaters should always check current lake conditions, water levels, weather forecasts, and National Park Service advisories before launching. Afternoon winds can create rough water on the lake's main channel, while summer thunderstorms may develop quickly. Carry plenty of drinking water, navigation equipment, fuel, and emergency supplies whenever exploring remote areas of Lake Powell.
Best Time to Visit Antelope Point Marina
Spring and fall are generally considered the best times to visit Antelope Point Marina. Mild daytime temperatures make these seasons ideal for boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking, sightseeing, and photography. Spring often features comfortable weather with fewer crowds than the peak summer vacation season.
Summer remains the busiest time of year as families enjoy houseboat vacations, water sports, and swimming. Winter offers peaceful scenery, lighter visitation, and excellent opportunities for photography, although cooler temperatures may limit some water recreation.
Planning Your Visit to Antelope Point Marina
Reservations are strongly recommended during spring, summer, holidays, and weekends, particularly for houseboats and larger rental boats. Visitors arriving during peak vacation periods should allow extra travel time and plan to arrive early for check-in, launching, or equipment rentals.
Lake Powell's desert climate can produce intense sunshine throughout much of the year. Sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, lightweight clothing, and plenty of drinking water are essential, even during spring and fall. Cell phone coverage is generally available near the marina but may become limited as you travel deeper into the lake's remote canyons.
Boaters should monitor fuel levels carefully when exploring Lake Powell because many destinations are much farther apart than they appear on a map. Always carry extra water, follow National Park Service regulations, and respect protected archaeological and natural resources throughout Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
- Reserve rentals well in advance during peak season.
- Check current lake levels before traveling.
- Carry extra drinking water and sunscreen.
- Monitor weather forecasts before boating.
- Bring a camera for the area's spectacular scenery.
- Plan fuel stops before entering remote canyons.
- Allow additional travel time during summer weekends.
- Follow National Park Service boating regulations.
Nearby Attractions
Many visitors combine Antelope Point Marina with other famous attractions around Page and Lake Powell. Within just a short drive are the world-famous sandstone formations of Antelope Canyon, the breathtaking overlook at Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, and the Carl Hayden Visitor Center. Boaters can also explore Rainbow Bridge National Monument, one of the world's largest natural bridges, by boat or guided excursion.
- Antelope Canyon
- Horseshoe Bend
- Glen Canyon Dam
- Rainbow Bridge National Monument
- Lees Ferry
- Wahweap Marina
- Lone Rock Beach
- Downtown Page
Getting To Antelope Resort and Marina
From Phoenix: Take I-17 through Flagstaff, AZ. On the North side of Flagstaff, travel on Highway 89 North. Continue on 89 North to signs for the newly paved 89T to Page. At highway 98 turn right/east and travel approximately 2 miles to the Antelope Point Marina turn-off. Distance from Phoenix to Flagstaff is about 135 to 150 miles. From Flagstaff to Page, Arizona is about 135 miles. Total distance from Phoenix to the marina is about 270-285 miles.
From Page, AZ Airport. Take Coppermine Road south for 1.4 miles and turn left at State Route 98. Travel east toward the power plant for 2.1 miles. Turn left at N22B and travel 4.5 miles. Antelope Point Marina is just ahead on your right.
GPS Latitude. 36° 57.8400'
GPS Longitude. -111° -25.8600'
Antelope Point Website
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I launch my own boat at Antelope Point Marina?
Yes. Antelope Point Marina provides launch facilities and services for privately owned boats, although visitors should always verify current launch conditions and lake levels before arriving.
Does Antelope Point rent houseboats?
Yes. Houseboats are one of the marina's most popular rental options, especially during spring and summer vacation seasons.
Is Antelope Point Marina inside Glen Canyon National Recreation Area?
Yes. The marina is located within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on the Arizona side of Lake Powell.
How far is Antelope Point Marina from Page?
The marina is approximately seven miles southeast of downtown Page, Arizona.
What are the best nearby attractions?
Popular nearby destinations include Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, Rainbow Bridge National Monument, and the many scenic coves and beaches of Lake Powell.
Related Information and Attractions
Lake Powell
Page Arizona
Glen Canyon Dam
Glen Canyon Dam Overlook
Average Temperatures and Weather
Antelope Canyon
Horseshoe Bend
Lees Ferry
Grand Canyon East Entrance
Lake Powell & Page Arizona
