- TripBuzz found 27 things to do with kids in or near Page, Arizona, including 7 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Big Water and Marble Canyon.
- From Copper Cloud Ranch to Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, the Page area offers 19 different types of family activities, including: Canyon, Theaters, Horseback Riding and Adventure Tour.
- Located on the Colorado Plateau on the edge of the Great Basin Desert, Page, AZ is a dry, hot city with much to see and do. The land for Page was obtained in a trade with the Navajos and has blossomed into a tourist stopover for attractions such as Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
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Visitors to the 280,000-acre Vermilion Cliffs National Monument see varying ecosystems ranging from 3,100 to 7,100 feet elevation. The area is known as an international backpacking wilderness destination, and is a popular camping destination.
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Featuring an old west theme, the family-friendly Lake Powell Playhouse presents a variety of shows, all with a western focus. Shows range from classics like Oklahoma! to more contemporary comic plays.
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Filled with textured sandstone walls, Lower Antelope Canyon offers visitors a destination for taking nature photographs. The slot canyon itself is narrow, but offers scenic views of the canyon walls when the light shines through.
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The Glen Canyon Dam was constructed between 1956 and 1966, creating the second largest reservoir in America. It is now opened for welcoming tourists.
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State Route 98 to Antelope Point Marina turnoff, Page, AZ
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No visit to Antelope Point is complete without a visit to the Antelope Point Marina Village, locate on the banks of Lake Powell. It is a favorite launch site for fishing boats and swimmers, and offers many shopping and dining options.
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Visitors to the John Wesley Powell Museum can learn more about Major Powell's exploration of the Colorado River from 1869 and 1871, City of Page history from the early 1950s, examine fossils from the Grand Staircase, and learn about the Colorado Plateau cultures through time. Visitors can also see artwork.
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Filled with textured canyon walls, Waterholes Canyon offers visitors a scenic landscape to take pictures of. To hike the canyon, visitors must obtain a permit with the Tribal Parks Office.
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The Lonely Dell Ranch Historic District gives visitors to Page, Arizona a glimpse into early life in the desert. Well preserved ranch houses and breathtaking scenery paint the landscape of this historic area.
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Hwy 89A on W side of Navajo Bridge, Page, AZ 86040
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Carl Hayden Visitor Center at Glen Canyon Dam is atop the immense Glen Canyon Dam. The visitor center's panoramic shape allows people to see the dam from the eastern wing of the building and Lake Powell from the western wing.
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The Mesa Theatre is a live entertainment center that features musical concerts, dance clubs, and a bar and lounge. The stage includes storage areas and measures 35-feet wide and 20-feet deep.