Vacation Rental Properties for Sale in Page, Utah
Page sits at the edge of Lake Powell, surrounded by Glen Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and the slickrock country that stretches north into Kane County. That geography is why the vacation rental market here exists at all — the town pulls roughly 3 million visitors a year between the lake, the slot canyons, and the Grand Staircase-Escalante traffic spilling over from Kanab. Houseboaters, photographers, and road-trippers from Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Salt Lake all funnel through, and short-term rental demand stays strong from late spring through October. Properties marketed for nightly rentals tend to cluster in central Page, the Lake View subdivision, and the Utah-side communities of Big Water and Greenehaven just over the state line on Highway 89.
What makes a property actually work as a vacation rental here is specific: boat parking or an oversized garage for a wake boat, an RV pad with 50-amp service, enough beds to sleep 8–12 (group trips drive the bookings), and ideally a pool or hot tub to offset the 100-plus-degree summer afternoons. Newer builds in the $550K–$900K range dominate the income-producing inventory, while older central-Page homes can pencil out at lower entry prices if the layout supports families. Page's STR licensing is established and relatively straightforward compared to other Utah lake towns. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in and around the Lake Powell corridor.
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About vacation rental properties in Page.
Is Page actually in Utah? ▾
Page is technically just across the state line in Arizona, but it sits right at the Utah border and serves as the main hub for Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend. Most short-term rental inventory marketed as 'Lake Powell area' shows up in Page proper or in the Big Water and Greenehaven communities on the Utah side. Buyers shopping this market should expect to see listings spanning both sides of the line.
Does Page allow short-term rentals? ▾
Yes, Page has historically been one of the more STR-friendly municipalities in the region because tourism drives the local economy. The city requires a business license and transient lodging tax registration, and HOA rules vary by subdivision. Confirm zoning and any HOA restrictions before writing an offer — a handful of newer subdivisions have added 30-day minimums.
What kind of nightly rates do Lake Powell vacation rentals pull? ▾
Peak summer (May through September) often runs $300–$600+ per night for 3-bedroom homes, with larger lakefront-view properties pushing past $1,000 during holiday weekends. Winter rates drop sharply since the lake season is the main draw. Most owners pencil their numbers on roughly 6–8 strong months a year rather than even year-round occupancy.
Are boat garages or RV parking important for resale here? ▾
Very. A deep garage that fits a wake boat or houseboat tender, plus side-yard RV pads with hookups, are among the top features renters search for. Homes without boat storage typically trade at a discount because guests are coming specifically for the lake and need somewhere to park the toy hauler.
How far are the homes from Wahweap Marina and the launch ramps? ▾
Most of Page sits within 5–10 minutes of Wahweap Marina and the Stateline launch ramp. Greenehaven and Big Water properties on the Utah side add another 10–20 minutes of drive time but often come with bigger lots and lower price points. Antelope Point Marina is roughly 15 minutes from town on the Navajo Nation side.
What should I budget for utilities and maintenance on a desert vacation rental? ▾
Summer cooling bills are the big line item — temperatures regularly hit 100°F+ from June through August, and guests run the AC hard. Budget for HVAC service twice a year, pool maintenance if applicable, and dust/wind damage to exterior paint and screens. Cleaning turnover fees in Page typically run $150–$275 depending on home size.