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Contact: Mary Plumb
Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 15, winter season operational changes will be implemented at several facilities in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
The following facilities in the South Lake Powell Wahweap District will be closed on Nov. 15: the fish cleaning station; and restrooms at the Picnic Area, Swim Beach and the Main Ramp. The Wahweap Stateline restroom will remain open for the winter season. At the Lone Rock Primitive Campground, the public restroom will be closed and the RV dump water will be turned off.
In North Lake Powell, the following facilities will be closed on Nov. 15: the Bullfrog fish cleaning station and picnic area restroom, and the Halls Crossing boat ramp comfort station.
Boat pumpouts in Wahweap and Bullfrog will have the same operational hours. Beginning Nov. 15, water will not be available and the pumpouts will be closed overnight. Park personnel will reopen the boat pumpouts in the morning, however boaters will need to provide their own water. The pumpouts will be closed daily at approximately 3 p.m.
The following facilities at Lees Ferry will close on Nov. 15: the fish cleaning station and lower campground restrooms. The lower restroom is already closed and will remain closed due to repairs. At Lees Ferry, the following facilities will remain open: the upper campground restroom and main ramp comfort station. On Nov. 15, the water will be turned off at the Lees Ferry RV dump, however, the RV dump is open year-round.
In addition, some National Park Service and concessioner-operated facilities will reduce hours of operation during the winter months. For example, Strata Medical Clinic at Bullfrog is closed for the season. For full details about seasonal hours of operations and facilities and services that remain open or are closed for the season, please visit our Seasonal Hours page.
Visitors are encouraged to know and follow guidelines for recreating responsibly by following the helpful guidelines available here: https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/recreate-responsibly.htm. More safety information is available here: https://www.nps.gov/glca/planyourvisit/safety.htm
The park wishes everyone an enjoyable and safe winter season!
Last updated: November 7, 2022