Bullfrog Rv & Campground
3.7227 reviewsLake Powell Resorts & Marinas, Bullfrog RV & Campground, PO Box 1926, Page, AZ, 86040, USA
Bullfrog Rv & Campground
$20.00 - $51.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Standard Site Fee$20.00
Hookup Site Fee$45.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Fees range from $20 per night for sites without hookups to $51 per night for RV sites with full hookups. Additional fees may apply for reservations made through Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas.
About this campground
Nestled within the stunning Bullfrog developed area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Bullfrog RV & Campground offers an authentic desert camping experience with modern conveniences. This well-established campground, operated by Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, welcomes travelers with 78 thoughtfully positioned campsites that blend seamlessly into the dramatic landscape. Whether you're pulling in with a massive RV or setting up a cozy tent, you'll find everything you need: clean restrooms, drinking water, phone access, and a convenient dump station. The nearby camp store, post office, and laundry facilities mean you can stock up on supplies or catch up on necessities without leaving this desert oasis. For boating enthusiasts, the nearby launch ramp opens up endless adventures on Lake Powell's sapphire waters. Those seeking enhanced comfort can opt for the concessioner-operated RV park, where 24 sites feature full hookups and hot showers – perfect for extended stays. Best of all, the first-come, first-served policy means spontaneous adventurers are always welcome.
The campground accommodates tent and RV camping, with a separate RV park offering full hook-ups. There are also options for group and primitive camping.
Historical SignificanceThe Bullfrog area serves as a gateway to one of America's most remarkable water conservation projects. Lake Powell, created by the flooding of Glen Canyon, represents both an engineering marvel and a complex environmental story that continues to shape the American Southwest. This region has witnessed the transformation from ancient canyon lands to modern recreation destination, carrying echoes of Native American heritage, pioneer exploration, and the ambitious mid-20th century effort to harness the Colorado River. Today's campers find themselves at the intersection of natural wonder and human ingenuity, where every sunset over the lake tells a story of adaptation and change.
Weather and SeasonsThe desert climate at Bullfrog transforms dramatically with the seasons, creating distinctly different camping experiences throughout the year. Spring and fall emerge as the golden seasons here, when gentle breezes and moderate temperatures create perfect conditions for hiking, boating, and stargazing. As one seasoned visitor shares, 'We like to go in the spring and the fall when the weather is cool' – wisdom earned from experience. Summer brings the full intensity of the high desert sun, with temperatures that can soar well into triple digits. During these months, the campground becomes a testament to desert resilience, and sites without electrical hookups for air conditioning become true tests of outdoor mettle. Winter offers its own stark beauty, with crisp nights perfect for campfire gatherings and brilliantly clear skies that showcase the Milky Way in all its glory.
Natural Features and SceneryBullfrog RV & Campground sits at the breathtaking convergence of water and stone, where the deep blues of Lake Powell meet the burnt oranges and deep reds of Glen Canyon's ancient rock formations. The campground itself is embraced by a landscape that seems torn from the pages of a geology textbook – towering sandstone cliffs, sculpted mesas, and hidden slot canyons that glow like embers in the setting sun. From your campsite, watch as the desert transforms throughout the day: morning light painting the rocks in soft pastels, midday sun creating sharp contrasts of light and shadow, and evening bringing a spectacular light show as the cliffs ignite in shades of crimson and gold. The proximity to Lake Powell adds an almost surreal element to the desert experience, where kayakers and houseboats glide past landscapes that once knew only wind and sand.
Geological RegionPositioned in the heart of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's Bullfrog district, this campground offers front-row seats to one of North America's most spectacular geological theaters. The surrounding landscape tells a 200-million-year story written in stone – ancient sand dunes frozen in time, riverbeds carved by torrents long vanished, and fossil evidence of prehistoric seas. The Colorado Plateau's signature formations dominate the horizon, their layered bands recording eons of environmental change. Lake Powell's serpentine shoreline weaves through these geological wonders, creating a maze of flooded canyons, natural bridges, and secret coves. This unique collision of ancient geology and modern hydrology has created an ecosystem unlike anywhere else – where desert bighorn sheep traverse cliffsides above marina docks, and peregrine falcons hunt over waters that submerge ancestral ruins.
Campsite details
AccessibilitySome facilities include electricity and phone charging outlets in bathroom areas, though detailed ADA features are not mentioned.
Sites SizeMost campsites include large cement pads suitable for RVs and trailers, with ample space for tents.
Sites PrivacySites are generally spaced out and provide a fair level of privacy, according to users. One stated, 'The sites are spaced out and feel fairly private.'
Total Campsites78 campsites
Recommended CampsitesTree-covered sites without hookups are recommended over RV sites with hookups based on user reviews, which cite better layout, shade, and amenities.
Reserving a campsite
Stay Limit
There is no explicitly stated stay limit.
Guests Allowed Per Site
Exact number of guests per site is not listed.
Groups
Group sites are available, but detailed capacity information is not provided. One user noted they were able to fit a 40' motorhome plus a 25' trailer in a double spot.
Tents
Tents are allowed
RV vehicles
RV vehicles are allowed
Primitive
Primitive are allowed
Reservable
Reservations are not allowed
Site layoutThe campground includes multiple loops, such as Loop B and Loop A, as mentioned in user reviews. Sites vary greatly in terms of proximity to amenities and layouts.
Open and Closed SeasonOpen year-round.
Reservation PlatformsNo reservations are allowed at this campground; however, RV sites operated by Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas can be booked via lakepowell.com or by calling 800-528-6154.
Walk-in AvailabilitySites are first-come, first-serve. As quoted from a review, 'The campground is first come first serve, we arrived on a Tuesday in October and there were plenty of available sites.'
Cancellation PolicyNo reservations allowed; policies related to cancellation fees are not applicable.
Accomodation available
GroupGroup campsites are offered for larger parties such as families, schools, or organizations. These sites provide space and facilities to accommodate multiple people camping together.
Amenities available
Showers
Potable water
Fire rings
Picnic tables
Dump station
Lodging and accommodations
Flush toilets
Electricity hookups
Water hookups
Sewer hookups
Camp Store
Laundry Facilities
Activities you can enjoy
Bullfrog RV & Campground offers a range of recreational opportunities including access to trails, proximity to Lake Powell, and marina activities. However, some users expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of nearby attractions like restaurants.
Hiking
Several trails are accessible near the campground, with one specifically noted to be south of the RV park. However, detailed descriptions of the trails, including difficulty and length, are not provided.Swimming
Swimming opportunities are available at Lake Powell, but user reviews indicate that the beach and swimming facilities are subpar compared to other regional areas such as Lone Rock.Biking
The terrain is generally flat, but some users have warned against biking on gravel roads due to goat head thorns causing flat tires.Boating
The campground is located near a launch ramp to Lake Powell, offering excellent boating opportunities. One user described it as, 'Great vacation destination' for those with boats.Beach activities
Beach activities are accessible, though users have mixed opinions about the quality of the beach. One reviewer described it as 'subpar.'Campground rules
- Pets are allowed
Hazards
General hazardsWildlife hazards such as ravens raiding supplies and buggy conditions at night are mentioned in user reviews. Additionally, 'goat heads' (thorny plants) are cited as problematic in RV areas.
Weather forecast
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Aug 25
Monday
Clear sky
Precipitation: 0%
Moderate wind, may affect light items
Humidity: 19%
Very dry conditions, stay hydrated
Wind: 4.6 mph
Moderate wind, may affect light items
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Emergency Services
Nearest emergency services include hospitals, police stations, and ranger stations located in Page, Arizona.
Good to know
Trash and recyclingTrash and recycling facilities are available, but some complaints highlight issues like 'dirty diapers left on top of the recycling bin.'
Proximity to water featuresLocated near Lake Powell, offering access to aquatic activities and scenic views.
Common complaints'The hook up sites are terrible. No trees, one exposed table on a gravel road.' Other complaints include degraded facilities (e.g., restrooms not cleaned for extended periods, showers locked or unusable), utility failures at RV sites, and proximity to parking lots for some sites.
HostNo camp hosts reported onsite in user reviews, which led to difficulties in finding information about facilities.
Campground Map
Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, Bullfrog RV & Campground, PO Box 1926, Page, AZ, 86040, USA
Driving directionsFrom Denver: Take I-70 West to UT-24 West, then UT-95 South to UT-276 South. Proceed to the entry booth where you will pay for park entrance or show your annual pass. From Salt Lake City: Take I-15 South to US-6 East, then I-70 West to UT-24 West, UT-95 South to UT-276 East. Proceed to the entry booth where you will pay for park entrance or show your annual pass.
The campground is accessible via paved roads from major highways including I-70, UT-24, UT-95, and UT-276. No specific seasonal closures or challenging terrain are mentioned.Nearby supplies
Supplies such as groceries, camping gear, and fuel can be accessed within half a mile of the campground at nearby laundry facilities, stores, and post office.
Camper Reviews
3.7
27 reviews
Bullfrog Rv & Campground has mixed reviews, placing it in the bottom 85% of campgrounds based on reviews
User reviews reveal a mixed experience at Bullfrog RV & Campground. While some praise its natural beauty and spacious sites, others criticize the maintenance and cleanliness of facilities.
Review Summaries
Based on 27 reviews
What Campers Love
Positive reviews mention the campground's 'flat cement pads,' 'spacious sites,' and proximity to Lake Powell as highlights. One user stated, 'The campground is very nice and affordable.'
Based on 27 reviewsCommon Concerns
Complaints include poor maintenance of bathrooms, lack of signage to key facilities, and issues with utility hook-ups. One reviewer called it a 'poor excuse for an RV campground.'
Based on 27 reviewsPro Tips & Recommendations
Campers recommend visiting during weekdays to avoid crowds and checking site amenities before setting up. They also suggest bringing a generator for non-hookup sites in hot weather.
Based on 27 reviewsSeasonal Insights
Visitors highlight spring and fall as the best seasons due to cooler weather. Summer can be challenging without hookups for air conditioning.
Based on 27 reviewsCamper Quotes
1. 'The campsite was perfect and the marina was awesome.' 2. 'The toilets had not been cleaned for 6 days - which we could smell from far away.' 3. 'Bullfrog just is lacking and really needs to step...
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Site-Specific Reviews
Site A-7 in Loop A was noted for its proximity to the parking lot but is far from the water. One user recommended avoiding it for other loops closer to the road to the ramps.
Based on 27 reviewsAccessibility Features
No detailed reviews specifically address accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
Based on 27 reviewsPet-Friendly Features
While pets are allowed, one reviewer mentioned concerns about off-leash dogs wandering into campsites.
Based on 27 reviewsLast updated August 10, 2025