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Page, Lake Powell and Surroundings: What the Map Filters
Quick answer
The hub has three area filters: Page, Lake Powell and Surroundings. The Lake Powell filter mostly follows the listing title: 17 of its 20 stays say Lake Powell in the name. That does not mean they are on the water. The Page hub lists 68 places on its map, 62 of them individual stays. This page does not rank areas. Sources are linked at the end.
The 3 area filters on the map
These counts come from BnB Search's own directory data, read October 30, 2026. They change when listings are added or removed.
- Page: 41 pins on the map, 40 of them listed as individual stays.
- Lake Powell: 25 pins on the map, 20 of them listed as individual stays.
- Surroundings: 2 pins on the map, 2 of them listed as individual stays.
An area tag is a broad label. Open the map pin to see exactly where a listing is.
Page
41 pins, 40 of them stays. 10 stay titles mention Antelope.
The City of Page runs the Horseshoe Bend parking lot. The National Park Service notes that the overlook is in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area but the lot is in the city. The city lists $10 per passenger vehicle and $5 per motorcycle. It does not accept National Park or America the Beautiful passes. The lot is open sunrise to sunset, and parking anywhere along Highway 89 is banned. Sources: City of Page, Horseshoe Bend and NPS Glen Canyon fees.
Lake Powell
25 pins, 20 of them stays. 4 titles name a marina. Most of the rest are rentals with Lake Powell in the name, so open the pin to see how far the lake is.
NPS lists Glen Canyon entrance at $30 per private vehicle for a week, and the park does not take cash. NPS directions put the Wahweap south entrance three miles north of Page on US 89. Antelope Point is three miles east of Page on AZ 98, then north on BIA N22B. Sources: NPS Glen Canyon fees and NPS Glen Canyon directions.
Surroundings
2 pins. Both are Bullfrog listings, a marina and houseboat slips, rather than houses.
NPS directions put the Bullfrog Visitor Center on Utah Highway 276, 67 miles south of Hanksville, Utah. NPS also says the only way to travel between Lake Powell marinas is by boat. Source: NPS Glen Canyon directions.
How to shortlist
- Pick the filter: Page, Lake Powell or Surroundings.
- Open the pin. Lake Powell in a title does not mean lakefront.
- Budget for Glen Canyon entry ($30 per vehicle per week, cards only) and Horseshoe Bend parking ($10, passes not accepted).
- If a listing is at Bullfrog, plan for the drive or a boat. NPS says boats are the only way between marinas.
- Book on the site linked from the listing.
FAQ
Does my America the Beautiful pass cover Horseshoe Bend parking?
No. The City of Page runs the lot, charges $10 per car, and does not accept National Park or America the Beautiful passes.
How much is Glen Canyon entry?
NPS lists $30 per private vehicle, valid for a week. The park does not take cash.
Is the Lake Powell filter on the lake?
Not always. 17 of its 20 stays carry Lake Powell in the title. Check the pin.
Which Page area is best?
We do not rank areas. Pick the filter that matches the pin, then compare the listings in it.
Does BnB Search book the stay?
No. Compare on the hub, then book on the site linked from the listing.
Sources
Official pages read October 30, 2026. Fees, dates and rules can change, so check the source before you rely on them.
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