Boat Clubs in Page, AZ

Late spring and early fall are generally the best times to boat Lake Powell from Page, with moderate air temperatures and fewer crowds than summer. The lake is boatable year-round rather than having a fixed opening and closing season, although marina services and hours can vary. Summer brings the warmest conditions: daytime highs can reach the 90s to around 100°F, and lake water can top 80°F. Whatever month you choose, check the forecast and launch status; afternoon storms can develop after calm mornings, while fluctuating reservoir levels can change ramps, shorelines, channels and underwater hazards.

Source: National Park Service (home.nps.gov)

From Page, most boaters head onto Lake Powell from Wahweap or Antelope Point, then choose between open bays, beach water and narrow canyon arms. Wahweap Bay provides broad, open starting water; Lone Rock Beach offers beach access in the same lower-lake basin; Warm Creek Bay is another broad arm connected to the main channel; and Antelope Canyon is the tighter choice, with a wakeless zone throughout the canyon.

Rentals depart from Wahweap and Antelope Point. Follow the marked main channel when moving between these areas because changing lake levels can reshape shorelines and expose hazards.

Source: National Park Service (home.nps.gov)

Boaters from Page head onto southern Lake Powell for Antelope Canyon, Navajo Canyon, Gunsight Canyon and Warm Creek Bay. Antelope Canyon draws visitors into a winding, high-walled sandstone side canyon. Navajo Canyon offers a longer cruise through twisting walls marked by natural mineral streaks. Gunsight Canyon has sandy beach areas suited to anchoring, plus room for waterskiing, tubing and wakeboarding. Warm Creek Bay is a popular longer outing for kayakers.

Source: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (home.nps.gov)

No. Arizona does not require recreational operators to hold a boating license or carry a mandatory boater education card, so there is no birth date cutoff and no special exemption for rental customers or temporary certificates. The Arizona Game and Fish Department administers voluntary boating safety education for boats and personal watercraft.

Arizona does restrict young operators: a person under age 12 may not operate a vessel with a motor greater than 8 horsepower, including a personal watercraft, unless an emergency exists or a parent, legal guardian, or another person age 18 or older is aboard.

Source: Arizona Game and Fish Department (azgfd.com)

Arizona boaters should know the life jacket, sober operation, registration, personal watercraft and invasive species rules administered by the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Most vessels must carry a properly sized U.S. Coast Guard approved wearable life jacket for each person, and children 12 and younger must wear one while underway. A 0.08% BAC is illegal, and impairment to the slightest degree may also be prosecuted. Motorized watercraft generally must be registered. Everyone on a personal watercraft must wear a life jacket; operators under 12 need an adult aboard when the motor exceeds 8 horsepower. Obey posted no wake zones. When leaving listed invasive species waters, clean, drain and dry the boat; stays of six or more consecutive days require inspection and decontamination before transport.

Source: Arizona Game and Fish Department (azgfd.com)

You must be at least 12 to operate, without an adult aboard, an Arizona vessel powered by a motor greater than 8 horsepower. Under A.R.S. § 5-341(E), a child under 12 may operate that class of vessel in an emergency or when the child’s parent, legal guardian, or another person at least 18 is on board. Subsection F goes further: it is unlawful to allow anyone under 12 to operate any motor-powered watercraft at all, whatever its horsepower, except on those same terms. The statute speaks of watercraft generally and does not single out personal watercraft. Rental operators set their own minimum ages, so confirm the requirement when booking.

Source: Arizona Game and Fish Department (azleg.gov)

Alongside the boat clubs on this page, Page has 16 boat rentals, 2 marinas and 3 boat dealers.