Lake Powell boating marinas and sandstone canyon scenery near Page Arizona

Lake Powell Marinas

Originally written by Tony Subia

Reviewed and updated by AZ Leisure Staff Writers on August 20, 2026.

Lake Powell currently has four principal marinas identified by the National Park Service: Wahweap Marina and Antelope Point Marina near Page, Arizona, plus Halls Crossing Marina and Bullfrog Marina in Utah. Because Lake Powell stretches through a vast and remote canyon landscape, the location, services and current boating access at each marina can significantly affect trip planning.

Wahweap and Antelope Point serve the heavily visited southern portion of Lake Powell near Page, Arizona, while Bullfrog and Halls Crossing serve the more remote uplake region in Utah. Changing reservoir levels continue to affect launch ramps, marina facilities and navigation, so boaters should check current National Park Service conditions before traveling.

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Halls Crossing Marina
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Lake Powell Marinas At A Glance

Wahweap Marina: Southern Lake Powell near Page, Arizona with extensive lodging, boating and visitor services.
Antelope Point Marina: Southern Lake Powell near Page with boat rentals, slips, repairs, dining and marina services.
Bullfrog Marina: Remote Utah access area with land-based lodging, camping, dining and visitor services; marina operations are affected by changing lake levels.
Halls Crossing Marina: Remote Utah marina across the lake from Bullfrog with lodging, camping and boating-related services.

Lake Powell Marinas Near Page Arizona

Wahweap Marina and boats on Lake Powell near Page Arizona

Wahweap Marina

Wahweap Marina is located near Page and Glen Canyon Dam and is one of the largest developed visitor areas on Lake Powell. Current services include lodging, food service, camping with hookups, boat rentals, slips, buoys, tours, boat repair, dry storage and fuel.

Antelope Point Marina

Antelope Point Marina is approximately five miles uplake from Glen Canyon Dam, with land access from Arizona Highway 98. Marina services include boat rentals, slips, repairs, pumpout services, dining and other visitor amenities. Public and commercial launching conditions can vary with reservoir elevation, so confirm current access before arriving with a boat.

Attractions Near Wahweap & Antelope Point

One advantage of using the southern Lake Powell marinas is their proximity to Page and several major northern Arizona attractions. Visitors can combine boating with trips to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, Glen Canyon Dam Overlook and Lees Ferry.

Lake Powell Marinas In Utah

The principal Utah marina areas are Bullfrog and Halls Crossing, located roughly opposite one another on the uplake portion of Lake Powell. Both are considerably more remote than Wahweap and Antelope Point, making advance planning particularly important for fuel, lodging, food and boating access.

Bullfrog Marina

Bullfrog provides important land-based visitor services including lodging, dining, a grocery store, camping, laundry, showers and a service station. Low lake levels have significantly affected marina and launch operations in 2026, and floating marina services have been temporarily adjusted to maintain access. Boaters should check current Bullfrog conditions before traveling.

Halls Crossing Marina

Halls Crossing is approximately 95 lake miles upstream from Glen Canyon Dam and directly across Lake Powell from Bullfrog. Visitor services can include lodging, camping, groceries, laundry, showers, boat-related services and seasonal facilities. Launch-ramp and ferry operations are especially dependent on lake elevation, so verify current conditions before traveling.

Former & Currently Unavailable Lake Powell Marina Areas

Dangling Rope Marina is no longer an operating marina. The facility closed in 2021 and the floating marina was removed. Boaters should not plan on Dangling Rope for fuel or marina services.

Hite is not currently an operating Lake Powell marina. The Hite Developed Area has been closed, the traditional launch ramp is out of the water, and Lake Powell does not currently reach the Hite ramp. Long-term low-water access improvements have been proposed for the Hite area.

Current Lake Powell Marina & Launch Access

Lake Powell remains open for boating, but low and changing water levels continue to affect launch ramps, marina docks, fuel access, pumpout facilities and navigation. A launch ramp shown on an older map may not currently reach the water or may be limited to certain vessel types.

Before towing a boat to Lake Powell, check the National Park Service's current lake-level and launch-ramp information for the exact marina or recreation area you plan to use. Conditions can change during the recreation season as reservoir elevation rises or falls.

Lake Powell Marina & Boating Tips

Check current lake elevation and launch-ramp status before towing a boat to Lake Powell.
Confirm fuel availability before long trips into remote portions of the reservoir.
Do not rely on Dangling Rope for fuel or services because the former marina has been removed.
Carry current navigation information because changing water levels expose new rocks, shoals and shoreline hazards.
Allow extra travel time when using Bullfrog or Halls Crossing because both are remote from major communities.
Clean, drain and dry boats and equipment to help prevent the spread of invasive quagga mussels.
Check weather and wind forecasts before departing because conditions can change rapidly on open water.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lake Powell Marinas

How Many Marinas Are Currently On Lake Powell?

The National Park Service currently identifies four Lake Powell marinas: Wahweap, Antelope Point, Halls Crossing and Bullfrog. Marina services and locations can be affected by changing reservoir levels.

Which Lake Powell Marinas Are Closest To Page Arizona?

Wahweap Marina and Antelope Point Marina are the two principal Lake Powell marina areas near Page, Arizona.

Which Is The Largest Lake Powell Marina Area Near Page?

Wahweap is one of Lake Powell's largest developed recreation and marina areas, with lodging, camping, boat rentals, slips, fuel, dining and other visitor services.

Is Antelope Point Marina Open?

Antelope Point Marina continues to provide marina and visitor services, but launch and retrieval options can change with Lake Powell water levels. Check current marina and National Park Service conditions before traveling with a boat.

Is Dangling Rope Marina Open?

No. Dangling Rope Marina closed in 2021 and the floating marina was removed. Boaters should not plan on fuel or marina services at Dangling Rope.

Is There A Marina At Hite?

Hite is not currently an operating Lake Powell marina. The developed area has been closed and the traditional Hite launch ramp is out of the water under current reservoir conditions.

Where Are Bullfrog And Halls Crossing?

Bullfrog and Halls Crossing are remote Lake Powell recreation areas in Utah located roughly opposite one another across the reservoir, approximately 95 lake miles upstream from Glen Canyon Dam.

Can You Launch A Boat At Bullfrog?

Boat-launch availability at Bullfrog depends on Lake Powell elevation and current ramp conditions. Low-water launching may be limited to specific ramps or vessel sizes, so check current National Park Service information before traveling.

Does The Ferry Run Between Bullfrog And Halls Crossing?

The Utah Department of Transportation ferry between Bullfrog and Halls Crossing operates only when lake elevation and other conditions permit. The ferry is currently unavailable because Lake Powell is below its required operating elevation.

Do Lake Powell Marina Services Change With Water Levels?

Yes. Changing reservoir levels can affect marina locations, docks, launch ramps, fuel, pumpout facilities and other services. Visitors should verify current conditions before every Lake Powell boating trip.