When contemplating a visit to a national park, the National Park Service requires people to adhere to CDC guidance and asks you use Leave No Trace principles. The National Park Service encourages visitors to pack out everything you bring into a park; plan a visit at times other than busiest of the day; maintain social distance from other visitors; park only in designated areas; and reconsider parking at a crowded trailhead or overlook.
At Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, along with seasonal closures, many services and operations will be suspended in order to comply with the state, county, local and tribal orders.
All information/dates below are subject to change.
The following facilities will be open/closed until further notice:
(Wahweap operates on Arizona (Mountain Standard) Time Year-round)
Wahweap Launch Ramp: Open to motorized vessels
Wahweap Auxiliary Ramp: Closed
Wahweap Pumpout: Opens April 15, 2024.
Wahweap Fuel Dock: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Stateline Launch Ramp: Open to paddlecraft only
Stateline Auxiliary Ramp: Open to motorized vessels only
Stateline Pumpout: Closed
Stateline Fuel Dock: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Castle Rock Cut: Closed/Impassable due to low lake level
Public Restrooms –
Wahweap Launch Ramp Area Restoom: Open
Stateline Launch Ramp Area Restoom: Open
Wahweap Swim Beach Parking, Picnic Area Restrooms: Open
Wahweap Fish Cleaning station: Open
Wahweap Shuttle- Check with lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Bullfrog Launch Ramp: Main ramp: Becomes inoperable to vessels at 3578' and lower.
North Ramp: Open. Inoperable to houseboat at 3529'. Inoperable to small vessels at 3525'.
Pumpouts: Only one open
Restroom: Open
Bullfrog Fuel Dock: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Halls Crossing RV Park, Campground: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Village Store: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Village Store Fuel: Pay at the pump open 24 hours
Halls Crossing Marina Store: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Snack Bar: Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours.
Executive Services (access to private vessels in slips or on buoys): Check with Lake Powell Resorts for hours. 435-684-3091
Halls Crossing/Bullfrog Ferry – closed due to low water levels. Call (435) 893-4747 or check the ferry page of UDOT's website for more information.
All services at Hite are closed until further notice.
Hite Ranger Station, Store, Fuel, RV Park, Developed, Improved, & Primitive Campgrounds: Closed until further notice
All fish cleaning stations, land-based portable toilet dumps, microflush toilets, drinking fountains: Closed
North Wash Boat Takeout: Open, use at your own risk. Commercial float trips should take out at Bullfrog.
Hans Flat Ranger Station: Open daily 8am-2pm 435-719-2218
Sunset Pass Primitive Campsites (Orange Cliffs area): Open (Fees Required), no toilet, no water. Contact Hans Flat Ranger Station for current conditions/restrictions.
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center: Open Thursday - Tuesday 9:00am - 4pm. Closed Wednesdays and major holidays
Backcountry permits are required and free, get yours along with trail information by calling the visitor center, or sign for them at the entry trailheads
Day use does not require a backcountry permit, but please sign the trail register
Bathroom at dock only. No comfort stations or trash receptacles once you leave the dock. Pack out what you bring in.
No lodging, food, or other services are available to Rainbow Bridge.
Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center: Open daily 8am-5pm
Lees Ferry is open 24 hours per day, year-round. Entrance/campground fees are paid at the automated booth.
Campground: 54 designated sites. No hookups. Seasonal RV dump station. Grills provided, no open fires. Modern bathroom/comfort station. (Construction at restrooms through May 17, 2024. At least one restroom will be open during the construction.) Potable water available. No reservations. $20 per site per night may be paid at the self-service machine.
RV dump station: Open.
Services: Lees Ferry has no marina, lodging, food or other services. Gas and small supply store at Marble Canyon, about five miles away.
Colorado River Public Launch Ramp (dirt): Open year-round to private and commercial Grand Canyon National Park River Permit holders. For more information:Grand Canyon NP River Permits
Colorado River Public Launch Ramp (paved): Open 24/7 to upriver usage. Backcountry river permit is required and free. Available at the launch ramp. No overnight parking on the ramp. Upriver camping in designated sites only.
Launch ramp restrooms, potable water: Open
Fish Cleaning station: Open.
Flat Water Colorado River Raft Trips (between the Glen Canyon Dam and Lees Ferry): Contact Wilderness River Adventures
Last updated: April 3, 2024
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Contact Info
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1507
Page,
AZ
86040
Phone:
928 608-6200
Receptionist available at Glen Canyon Headquarters from 7 am to 4 pm MST, Monday through Friday. The phone is not monitored when the building is closed. If you are having an emergency, call 911 or hail National Park Service on Marine Band 16.