Launch your raft into the Grand Canyon at Lees Ferry, Arizona. Cast lines for trophy trout along the Colorado River. Lees Ferry Campground delivers one prime spot from $13 a night, your gateway to wild river adventures.
Lees Ferry anchors history where pioneers crossed the Colorado River via cable ferry until 1928. Stone cabins stand at the old fort. Trails lead to slot canyons like Wiregrass Draw. Paria River meets the Colorado here. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area wraps the scene in red rock drama.
Lees Ferry Campground hugs the riverbank. Rafters launch trips here daily. Anglers target rainbows and browns from shore. Hikers use it as base for Cathedral Canyon scrambles. Dry sites fit RVs up to 35 feet. No hookups, but water spigots and dump station keep things simple.
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Lees Ferry serves as the only Colorado River crossing for hundreds of miles and launch point for Grand Canyon raft trips. Historic cable ferries operated here until 1928. Stone cabins and a fort remain from pioneer days. Today, anglers chase trophy trout while hikers explore nearby slot canyons like Buckskin Gulch.
Lees Ferry Campground stands as the main RV park right on the Colorado River. It lists in our directory from $13 per night. Expect dry camping with river views, perfect for rafters and anglers. No hookups, but potable water and a dump station sit nearby.
Lees Ferry Campground offers dry camping only, no full hookups. Bring generators for power since sites lack electricity. Water spigots and a dump station support stays. Ideal for off-grid adventurers chasing river thrills in Glen Canyon.