AZ Marine

10/12/2026

🎈 The 23rd annual Page, AZ Balloon Regatta is November 5–8, 2026!

🌅 Balloons launch daily at 7:30 a.m. from Lake Powell National Golf Course (Holes 13 & 14, S. Lake Powell Blvd). Watch from the course or any Page public park.
✨ Saturday, Nov 7: FREE Balloon Night Glow along S. Lake Powell Blvd (weather permitting)
🎪 Page Chamber Street Fair on Elm Street: food & craft vendors, family activities, b**r garden and live music
✈️ Antelope Air is offering scenic flights to see the balloons from above (Nov 5–7)

ℹ️ Details: events.cityofpage.org · (928) 608-4510

10/11/2026

Big news from Antelope Point Marina! 🚤🏗️

Bob caught up with his friend Ken Runnels, manager of Antelope Point Marina, about lake access:
🛠️ A new launch ramp is being built at Antelope Point, expected to be done by the end of 2026
🌊 It's designed to go below dead pool, so everybody can keep getting on the lake
🏖️ Visitors this year say they've seen beaches they've never seen before

☎️ Always confirm ramp conditions with the National Park Service before launching: (928) 608-6200

(Animated AI version of Ken's own message.)

10/10/2026

Uh oh... Bob's in trouble 😬🚤

Bob was busy winterizing the boat when Karen showed up. Turns out she never made it out on the lake this year! 😅

🧊 The crew is running RV antifreeze through the engine so nothing freezes and cracks over the winter.
❄️ If your boat is still out on the lake, now's the time to get it winterized (before your spouse finds out 😉).

10/08/2026

03/07/2026

Update on the marina move

01/22/2026

Our newest employee

01/22/2026

Hello everyone, we are proud to announce the release of our new website, we will be updating it weekly showing what we are up to, as we have some amazing projects going on right now with our houseboat clients. Check out our site and we hope you have a great day. azmarine.net

09/26/2025

We’re ready! Big Sting Britney has a new outfit, new visuals on top of the bar, of course Jeff is prepping for some amazing line dancing and of course “the Karen” is always ready for a good time. Can’t wait to see everyone and have one hell of a good time

Who's ready for a little fun at this years Big Sting AZ Marine Pontoon Boat Bar? Bringing the party this year with all kinds of fun!
Shotski's, Line Dancing and who knows you might even be one of the lucky ones to get Lei'dddd this year!

09/21/2025

Another Lake Powell Challenge in the books for another great cause America’s Mighty Warriors supporting our troops,veterans and families of our fallen.

08/07/2025

Heads up for up coming lake trips. Be aware when launching you boats

Effective Immediately: Wahweap Main Launch Ramp Limited to Vessels 30 Feet or Smaller; Stateline Auxiliary Ramp is available for all Vessels.

Effective immediately, use of the Wahweap Main Launch Ramp is limited to the south (left) side, which is restricted to vessels 30 feet in length or smaller. The north (right) side of the ramp has been closed due to recent damage that has compromised the stability of the ramp surface.

Visitors with vessels larger than 30 feet, including houseboats, are advised to use the Stateline Auxiliary Ramp, located less than two miles from Wahweap Main, for both launching and retrieval. All other services at Wahweap are fully open.

"We recognize that changes to ramp access can be frustrating, especially during the busy season." said Jake Ohlson, Acting Superintendent of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. "Limiting use to smaller vessels is a necessary step to protect visitor safety, reduce the risk of accidents, and protect boats and park infrastructure from potential damage. The nearby Stateline Ramp remains fully open and available for all users, though we encourage visitors to plan ahead for potential delays during peak times."

At the north end of Lake Powell, Halls Crossing Ramp is currently closed. Bullfrog Ramps remain open and available for use.

The National Park Service is actively monitoring conditions and will provide updates on low water inputs to park infrastructure. Boaters are encouraged to check the park website and social media channels for the most up-to-date ramp status before visiting.

Plan Ahead: It is the vessel operator’s responsibility to know the minimum water depth required for launching your boat based on the characteristics of your vessel and trailer. Boaters are strongly encouraged to check the operational status of their preferred launch site before launching using the additional resources listed below.

Additional Resources:

https://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/crsp/studies/24Month_07.pdf
https://www.usbr.gov/rsvrWater/rsv40Day.html?siteid=919&reservoirtype=Reservoir
https://go.nps.gov/GLCAcurrent

NPS Photo
Alt Text: A concrete launch ramp ending in a desert lake. Boats are docked below the ramp and floating in the lake. Trucks are parked on the ramp.