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Have you ever wondered what the stars look like on Lake Powell camping trips? Lake Powell Guide Services is your choice for guided camping in Glen Canyon National Park on Lake Powell. Let us show you the splendor of the night sky over Lake Powell while enjoying the beauty of the canyons during the day.
With nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline, the choices for guided camping trips are extensive. Lake Powell is huge, and the choices can be overwhelming! At Lake Powell Guide Services, we can accommodate all ability and enthusiasm levels. Pick up the phone and call us to discuss which guided camping trip will bring you and yours the most joy.
When you book a guided camping trip with Lake Powell Guide Services, we’ll help you find the perfect areas to visit and set up camp. You will want to bring a few things with you on your camping trip to ensure that you have the best time possible. For more recommended trip items, see our What to Expect page!
Lake Powell is full of sunshine and warmth during the day, but the nights are much cooler. Temperatures can drop below freezing overnight in the winter. Regardless of when you plan to camp, make sure that you have a tent that can withstand the current temperatures and weather conditions.
Even if you like sleeping with nothing but the open sky above you, you’ll want to bring a sleeping bag. Lightweight sleeping bags will do the trick during warmer summer months, but you’ll want something heavier for winter camping trips.
No matter how long you plan on camping, you’ll want to be sure to bring enough food and snacks to keep everyone in your group happy. Bring a reliable cooler that can keep your food cool. You’ll also want plenty of water, both to drink and to use for washing.
We’ll explore some of the canyons around Lake Powell during the day, which will require some walking. You don’t want to break in new shoes that hurt your feet while you’re exploring Lake Powell. Make sure to wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes.
Keep in mind that you don’t need to pack anything for your guide. All you need to worry about is what you and your family or friends will need for the duration of the trip.
Lake Powell has dozens of official campgrounds, but you can also camp anywhere along the Lake Powell shoreline. Our trip guides are Lake Powell experts and know countless beaches that make the perfect camping spots. Get in touch with us to find the best location for your guided camping trip.
Lake Powell is home to several archaeological sites like Defiance House and Rainbow Bridge National Monument. To protect the natural beauty of these areas, you cannot camp at any archaeological sites in or around Lake Powell.
As a general rule, Lake Powell abides by quiet hours from 10 PM to 6 AM.
The area around Lake Powell is known for high temperatures in the summer and low temperatures in the winter. Most campers will enjoy the more moderate temperatures of spring and fall, making it a popular time for camping trips. However, we do offer camping trips throughout the year if you want to experience the highs and lows of winter or summer.
Lake Powell camping is an incredible experience that you’ll talk about for years to come. Our guided camping trip will help you find the best places to camp, provide insider information about the area, and guide you through the numerous canyons in Lake Powell. For the ultimate camping escapade at Lake Powell, contact Lake Powell Guide Services for a guided camping trip today!
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