Beehives Campground

About

Beehives Primitive Campground provides a rustic camping experience within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, situated on the west side of Highway 89 near Page, Arizona. The campground sits across from the Wahweap South Entrance and offers easy access to the scenic Beehives slickrock formations, known for their distinctive swoopy sandstone shapes. The campground features 21 designated sites available on a first-come, first-served basis at $14 per night, with a maximum stay of three consecutive nights. Each site includes a picnic table, and vault toilets are maintained year-round. However, this is a truly primitive camping experience: there is no potable water, no hookups, no dump station, and no trash service. Campers must bring all water and pack out all trash. Campfires and glass containers are prohibited. RV and trailer camping is permitted, though facilities are extremely limited. There are no restrooms beyond vault toilets, and portable toilets are required for RV use. The campground is unpaved and not ADA accessible. Fees can be paid at the Automatic Fee Machine on site or at the Wahweap South Entrance Station.

Directions

From Carl Hayden Visitor Center: turn right (north) on Hwy 89. After less than half a mile, before the Wahweap South entrance, turn left onto an unmarked dirt road. Bear right after the cattle guard, then you will see the campground sign with regulations.