camp ground near Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe bend

ependydad wrote:

FULLTIMEWANABE wrote:
To each their own but "if" you are comfortable doing so, lots of RVs stay at the Walmart between the two!

Just saying.

There's a lot of truth in that. The Walmart in Page looked like a campground the couple of nights we ran in for provisions. People outside at tables eating and hanging out. It was crazy.

Exactly. That's what we saw. Folks with tables, chairs, foot stools under the trees all set up. Folks sleeping in Cargo type vans all opened up, some folks sleeping on the tarmac between their cars. Seemed anything went at that Page Walmart LOL. There were tons of expensive big A series DP's as well. Like I said "whatever floats your boat or paddles one's canoe".

FULLTIMEWANABE wrote:
To each their own but "if" you are comfortable doing so, lots of RVs stay at the Walmart between the two!

Just saying.

There's a lot of truth in that. The Walmart in Page looked like a campground the couple of nights we ran in for provisions. People outside at tables eating and hanging out. It was crazy.

To each their own but "if" you are comfortable doing so, lots of RVs stay at the Walmart between the two!

Just saying.

We stayed in Utah at a horse ranch that has RV hookups. Decent place and very friendly workers. We explored Page, Kanab, and parts of Grand Staircase from there. We did also make a day trip to the Grand Canyon North Rim, but it was a LONG day.

http://pariariverranch.com/

Here are your choices:

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/arizona/page

We've used Lone Rock (no hookups) but from your other post it seems you'd be going to Grand Canyon North Rim during this trip and you are going in summer. It will be extremely hot in Page, AZ at that time of year. I'd suggest either Zion or Bryce instead of your remaining days in Page. Zion has some nice water play for the kids and Bryce would be cooler and hiking in the hoodoos would be great fun!