Nestled in the picturesque town of Page, Arizona, Beehives Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. This small yet charming campground is a hidden gem, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to connect with the stunning landscapes of the American Southwest.
At Beehives Campground, each site is equipped with essential amenities, including a picnic area, a fire ring, and a compost vault toilet. For just $14 per night, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Powell and the surrounding rock formations. The campground is easily accessible, located close to the main road, making it a convenient stop for travelers exploring the area.
One of the standout features of Beehives Campground is its proximity to a well-marked hiking trail. On the left side of the parking lot, across the road, you'll find a trail marked by two lines of well-placed rocks. This trail leads to fascinating wave-like rock formations, perfect for photography and exploration. Visitors can spend hours walking, taking photos, and soaking in the natural beauty of the area. Best of all, daytime access to the trail is free, and no lottery permit is required, making it an ideal spot for spontaneous adventures.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's peaceful atmosphere and affordability. Many visitors describe it as a "hidden gem" that remains uncrowded and undiscovered. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to spend the night or a scenic spot to hike and explore, Beehives Campground delivers an unforgettable experience.
Plan your visit to Beehives Campground today and discover why it's a favorite among locals and travelers alike. Whether you're passing through Page, AZ, or looking for a peaceful retreat, this campground offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and comfort.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great spot to spend a night. Small campground with compost vault toilet, Picnic, and fire ring for each site $14 / night with some good views to lake Powell. Good access road close to main road.
Lots of parking and there’s a nice trail on the left side of the parking lot (left across the road) that is clearly marked with two lines of well-placed rocks. We came here and spent 1 hour walking and taking photos of the cool wave / rock formations. This place is a “hidden gem”- not crowded and still undiscovered in my opinion. We didn’t have to get a lottery permit or pay anything to park here during the daytime (we do own an annual national park pass but it‘a not required).
No toilets, no service, no security. We did not reserve the place - there are only 8 spots. But we found a spot near this campground. It was a very wild, safe, and nice spot to spend a night, see the sunrise, and hike around.
Great place to stop and see the area. 3 night maximum stay. It is boondocking! No water, sewer or electric. $14 per night. 6 spots with picnic tables. Looked like a fairly new bathroom onsite. We did not use them. Beware, others will come in at night and park wherever they can (non-site areas).
Nice easy access and close to highway. NO SHADE. The New Wave Trail is next to it.
This campground spot is the prefect jumping off point to a bunch of great hikes! The 2nd wave is right here and has amazing views. The Dam view and tour is excellent. The hanging gardens hike and the swim spot is just past the bridge.
What a beautiful setting! It's windy, so be warned, but at $14 a night it's incredible. The toilets are clean and well maintained. The stands are level and gravel. There are fire pits and picnic tables. I can highly recommend this place!
Right by the Glen Canyon Dam, you have a view of beautiful formations, Lake Powell, and potentially some beautiful sunrises & sunsets. The spots are solid, pretty close to level, was not use to a faith-system where you fill out information cards to charge your stay. But, the Park Ranger over at the marina entrance gate was very helpful in explaining the situation. @ $14 a night, you definitely can not beat that with the great views, the peace & quiet and the well-maintained area. I'm looking forward to being back there again some time !
We got there at about 7pm and it was pretty filled but there were still a couple of open spots all night. The next morning it mostly cleared out so it seems of you get there relatively early on the day you shouldn't have an issue. We have a 43' 5er and there was plenty of space
Epic views. Close to Glen canyon. Affordable. The bathrooms are pit toilets, but very clean and hardly any smells. The behive trail is right there and It's a great little hike. I will remember this campground for a very long time. The view is spectacular.