Bullfrog Marina (East)

The Bullfrog Marina (East) boat ramp provides access to Bullfrog Bay on the iconic Lake Powell reservoir in southern Utah. As a major hub on the lake, Bullfrog Marina offers a wide range of services and amenities for boaters, paddlers, and other recreationists.

The National Park Service maintains the boat ramp, which is suitable for launching a variety of small to large motorized vessels when the lake level is at 3525 feet or above. Kayakers, canoeists, and stand-up paddleboarders will find the ramp convenient for accessing Bullfrog Bay and the broader Lake Powell waterway. Be prepared for a longer walk back to your vehicle after launching, as the ramp length can change with fluctuating lake levels.

In addition to the boat ramp, Bullfrog Marina features a visitor center with exhibits, restrooms, a fish cleaning station, and a pump-out station. Several campgrounds are located within 10 miles, providing ample options for overnight stays. Visitors must pay the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area entrance fee to access the marina and surrounding areas.

Open seasonally. Exhibits relating to geology and the human and natural history of Glen Canyon, including a life-size model of a slot canyon! Ancestral Puebloan and pioneer artifacts. Restrooms are located 24/7 on the outside of the building near the front entrance. Some amenities are not available when the visitor center is closed.