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  • Thanks for Supporting Local Business

    When you choose to stay at Liberty Vacation Rentals in Southern Utah, you’re not just booking a cozy home-away-from-home, you’re supporting a local business that’s deeply rooted in our vibrant and small community. We’re featured on Airbnb (with a high rating) and we believe that supporting local businesses is the heartbeat of a thriving region, and here’s why it matters.

    Local businesses like ours fuel the economy of Southern Utah. When you book one of our carefully curated vacation rentals, your dollars stay in the community, creating jobs and fostering growth. From our dedicated cleaning staff to local maintenance team, every booking directly supports hardworking families in the area. This ripple effect strengthens the region, ensuring that the stunning landscapes of the nearby national parks, Lake Powell, and beyond, remain accessible and well-maintained for future visitors.

    Beyond economics, choosing local enhances your travel experience. At Liberty Vacation Rentals, we’re not a faceless corporation—we’re your neighbors, passionate about showcasing Southern Utah’s beauty. Our team offers insider tips on the best hiking trails, hidden gem restaurants, and family-friendly activities, giving you an authentic, personalized adventure. Supporting us means you’re investing in a stay that’s tailored to your needs, with the warmth and care only a local business can provide.

    Moreover, local businesses are committed to sustainability. We prioritize eco-friendly practices, like using solar energy, finding local suppliers, and reducing waste, to preserve Southern Utah’s breathtaking environment. By choosing us, you’re contributing to a greener future for this stunning destination, and you get a great rate on our apartment suites (with kitchen, private laundry, and separate bedrooms), when compared to nearby hotels.

    So remember to support local, embrace authenticity, and make a lasting impact on Southern Utah’s community—one stay at a time.

  • Here’s Looking at You, 2022

    Here’s Looking at You, 2022

    Hey everyone, as we all recover from the pains and frustrations of the last two years, let’s invite each other to take a deep breath, and be still. Know that your journey here happened for a reason. You are meant to have a great vacation. We are honored that you considered us, and hope that our quality reputation continues.

    We have seen water levels drop around our illustrious Lake Powell, but there is a lot of lake remaining, and lots of fun to be had. You can still get boat rentals, jet ski and kayak rentals, as well as go for a swim at Lone Rock Beach or the “Chains” swimming area by the dam. The lower level allows for more fun with ATV rentals (also called “quads” or “razors”). You should try Epic Adventure Rides for an all-day ATV rental, if you don’t have a 4-wheel drive vehicle, or a Jeep.

    You will need a National Park pass (also called the “America The Beautiful” pass) for $80 annually, or a $30 weekly pass, to enter Lone Rock or the Wahweap Marinas. If you got the $30 pass, you have seven days to upgrade it for the yearly pass, which is a good value in my opinion!

    We have a new gazebo in the backyard of our property, and retaining wall, with views of the Grand Escalante mountain. Meet some other guests, and have an evening drink or your breakfast out back. The gazebo will light up at night, until about midnight. Our fruit trees will be blooming during summer, so pick an apple while you visit, if you feel so inclined (limit one per guest).

    I’m currently managing the property with occasional help from family. I have added exterior cameras for some extra security, however, we do have a very safe neighborhood. If I’m not available at the manager’s door, please text or call me. I might be out exploring canyons to add new footage to my YouTube channel.

    Thanks for visiting and supporting local business. I hope you love this area, and can stay at least for few nights.

  • The Rim View Trail

    The Rim View Trail

    If you’re looking for some splendid panoramic views, and a moderately easy trail to hike for a few hours, the Page Rim View Trail is for you. This hike meanders around the city of Page AZ, as a 13 mile trail you can walk, run, or bike. Rent a bicycle from the Rim Trail Bike shop on North Navajo Drive, or simply enjoy a nice trek on foot.

    You’ll see great views of Lake Powell, the Glen Canyon Dam, the beginning of the Grand Canyon, Navajo Mountain, Tower Butte, and more. This trail crosses over many streets within the city of Page, so if you need to take a break or quit early to get food or a restroom, that’s not a problem.

    We hiked this on New Year’s Day, and although it was cold, it was very beautiful. We saw a few joggers fulfilling their resolution to start the year with some exercise. The trail is mostly very safe, with a few spots that require your attention. There is a small risk of falling 10 to 15 feet if you’re not watching out.

    Recommended to have sneakers, hiking boots, and water. Dress appropriately for the season. A walking stick is optional. Hiking late in the day? Take a flashlight.

    The trail will loop around the city of Page, including residential areas.

    The Rim View trail is moderately easy, with a few steep drop offs.

    hike the Rim View trail with a friend
    Take a friend and explore the Rim View trail, around Page!

    Lake Powell and Antelope Island

    a view of Tower Butte (on left), with Navajo Mountain (behind)

  • Noisy Hotel Syndrome?

    Noisy Hotel Syndrome?

    Kids jumping on the bed. Loud televisions one room over. Couples doing loud, horizontal activities in the room above you. One of the worst things that could happen after you check into your room — noisy hotel syndrome. Why should you have to suffer that?

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    Here at Liberty Vacation Rentals, we’ve been in business since 2016, with over 1,000 guest check-ins, and we’re proud to say that we have (so far) ZERO noise complaints. One of the nice things about our small community is that we’re very quiet. You’re more likely to hear the wind rustling through the trees, than hear an inconsiderate neighbor. You won’t need earplugs or an extra pillow over your ears to enjoy a night here.

    Our building designer took this into consideration in the blueprints.  That’s why there’s extra insulation and very thick drywall separating our suites.  Because most guests go out to explore the lake and the canyons,  we don’t put televisions in our listings.  Also, unlike a hotel or condominium, no one will be sleeping above you or below you.

    That’s the difference you get with Liberty Vacation Rentals. Come try us out!

    Click on OUR LISTINGS in the menu bar, or click below to see some of our complete suite listings on the AIRBNB site.

    THE GRAND ESCALANTE SUITE 

    THE WAHWEAP BAY SUITE

    THE LONE ROCK SUITE

  • “Up, Up and Away!” Hot Air Balloon Regatta

    “Up, Up and Away!” Hot Air Balloon Regatta

    The 2018 Lake Powell Balloon Regatta gave rise to dozens of beautiful hot-air balloons, with enthusiasts rising high above the city of Page, Arizona, as well as the surrounding lake and canyons.

    Family fun activities included music, rides, and inflatables for kids of all ages.  Live music was also provided, throughout the day.  About 100 different vendors, with concessions and artisans’ crafts were for sale, and a part of the experience.  Admission to the event, and parking, is free.

    The Balloon Glow event continues in the evening, with a floating lantern ceremony as well. Dress warm for this outdoor event.

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    Photos by JennMarie Baker