Hite Marina Campground

It's called a marina, but Lake Powell is nowhere near here anymore. The Colorado River is more than 1/2 mile from the 'boat ramp', as there is no longer enough water to fill Lake Powell. It is time to tear down the Glen Canyon dam and restore Glen Canyon!

This was a lucky find on a recent road trip through southern Utah. The campground has been recently renovated and is under new management, and the facilities are terrific: clean bathrooms with running water and flush toilets (and indoor and outdoor showers); new picnic tables; new fire pits; a small convenience store; and a small dock/boat launch. We were there in early June and were essentially alone in the campground for the two nights we spent there. The cliffs surrounding the campground are stunning with lots of places to scramble and explore. There's an amazing view of the Colorado River, and although the river was low when we were there, the friendly vendor employee said she anticipated the water would rise by mid-June and last through the summer, allowing for kayaking, fishing, and

Great Place! It has gas, food, showers, fish cleaning station, brand new campsites, and solitude. Truly a beautiful gettaway.

Great camp. First of all, the manager in the store/marina was so friendly and helpfull. Clean restrooms and showers. All alone on the spot. Wonderful surrounding. Owls and coyotes were speaking softly😊 but intense. Water level of Colorado river was low and difficult to wade and try some river bank fishing, but next time.. The Milky Way with later moonlight's art on the rocks was beautiful.

Not much there. The key thing is that there is potable water at the ranger station and bathroom s. The kiosk for the fee was a little cumbersome and although there was a rate for cyclists, the kiosk didn't offer that option. The camp area was nice but absolutely no shade. It was hard to tell what was open but the road was blocked past the campground. The key for me on my bike was plentiful water.