Elks Lodge #2498 is a non profit organization in Page, AZ. Phone: (928) 645-2498. Average rating is 4.5 stars from 76 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodgenumber=2498.
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4.5 76 reviews

Brotherhood, Community, and Cold Beer in Page

Elks Lodge #2498 brings good people together on the banks of Lake Powell country.

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Charity

Giving without expectation

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Justice

Fairness for every person

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Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

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Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

Exterior view of Elks Lodge #2498 with an RV parked outside.
Exterior view of Elks Lodge #2498 with an RV parked outside.

At 806 Aqua Ave in Page, Arizona, the Elks have carved out something rare: a place where locals, travelers, and RV road-trippers all end up swapping stories over the same bar. Rated 4.5 stars by 76 reviewers, this lodge earns its reputation the old-fashioned way, one genuine interaction at a time. The staff members who answer the phone are the same ones who wave you into your spot and invite you to join a shuffleboard tournament before you've even unpacked.

Page sits at the edge of one of the most dramatic landscapes in the American Southwest, and Elks Lodge #2498 fits right into that spirit. This is not a stuffy fraternal hall. It is a working community anchor where members show up for each other, charitable giving flows back into the local area, and the door is open to Elks members traveling through from every corner of the country.

The lodge operates under the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, a national organization founded in 1868, but what happens here is entirely local. From friendly competition on the shuffleboard court to the camaraderie at the bar, the atmosphere is unpretentious and genuinely welcoming.

What We Offer

RV parking is one of the most talked-about perks at this lodge. There are three back-in spots along the building with partial shade, each offering 30-amp or 50-amp hookups and water. Six additional gravel spots stretch across the parking lot. No sewer dump is available on site, but for travelers who just need power and water after a day at Lake Powell or Antelope Canyon, this setup hits the mark at a price that beats every commercial campground nearby.

Beyond the parking lot, the lodge offers a full members bar, regular social events, and community programs that support Page and the surrounding Navajo Nation region. Visiting Elks in good standing are welcome to use the facilities, making it a genuine home base for members on the road.

The shuffleboard court draws both regulars and first-timers. More than one reviewer rolled in as a stranger and left as a participant in a tournament they had never played before. That kind of spontaneous community is exactly what this lodge is built on.

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What Our Guests Say

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"3 back in spots for RV's against the building. 2x30 amp, 1x50 amp. All with water. There were also at least 6 spots across the parking lot. I chose a 30 amp by the building as it has some shade. I never did go in the lodge."
— Bill Harrington
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3 years ago
"The lady I spoke to on the phone was awesome! As for the RV area, don't expect much. You shouldn't expect much. I would give it 5 stars but It's a gravel parking lot with 30amp and water. No sewer. Perfect for an overnight stay. Non members are asked for a $30 donation to stay the night. More than reasonable."
— Charles Martino
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6 months ago
"Page Elks #2498 has rv spots with power and water, no dump. That wasn't a problem for us. Stayed 2 nights, friendly staff and members. We played in a shuffle board tournament for the first time and had a blast. As expected, we lost! ;-) 😉 lots of fun there."
— Michael Santo
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6 months ago
"Visited this lodge on Friday and enjoyed the pizza and salad dinner. Bingo was happening in an adjacent room and looked to be very popular. Very friendly people around the bar when we were introduced to the members present."
— Ed Smith
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2 years ago
"I’m giving 1 star for the RV parking. When it’s literally a parking lot with a handful of electric and water hookups. We knew this before arriving. We have a small camper so knew we’d be ok. However, when we got there spots were limited and there was someone parked not in a space which made using the actual spaces difficult. We went out and came back later and a huge class a was parked where it shouldn’t have been. It was much too large for the space so therefore we couldn’t park by our rig. I called the contact person and was told to park elsewhere. I also advised of all the people parked where they shouldn’t be and she seemed aware but also like she wasn’t going to do anything about it. The second night we came back to our camper there was a huge fifth wheel parked beside us with their slide and steps coming way into our space. It was so close that I couldn’t access my storage bay. (See attached photo). I told them they’d need to clear it because we were leaving the next day. I’m not sure why other RVers are so inconsiderate. If you don’t fit- you can’t stay. It doesn’t mean you get to park in your neighbors spot. And the host lady should’ve done something about any of it and she didn’t. To me, the $30/night fee isn’t worth the headache of not knowing if you’ll be able to get to your camper when you come back."
— Christina Mason

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an Elks member to visit?

Most lodge services and the bar are reserved for Elks members and their guests. Visiting Elks in good standing from any lodge are welcome to use the facilities. Contact the lodge directly to confirm current guest policies before arriving.

What RV hookups are available at Elks Lodge #2498?

The lodge offers three back-in spots along the building with 30-amp or 50-amp service and water connections. At least six additional spots are available in the gravel parking lot. There is no sewer dump on site, so plan accordingly if you need a full hookup.

Is there shade for RV parking?

The spots along the building offer some shade, which is a real advantage in Page's intense desert sun. The parking lot spots across the lot are more exposed, so arriving early to snag a building spot is worth the effort.

How close is the lodge to Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon?

Page, AZ sits right at the gateway to both attractions. Lake Powell's Wahweap Marina is roughly 5 miles away, and the Antelope Canyon tour operators are within a few minutes' drive. The lodge makes a practical and affordable base camp for exploring the area.

Does the lodge host events or tournaments?

Yes. Shuffleboard tournaments are a regular feature, and members and visitors alike have joined in on short notice. The lodge also hosts social gatherings and community fundraisers throughout the year. Check with the lodge or visit elks.org for the current calendar.

How do I contact Elks Lodge #2498?

The best way to reach the lodge is through the official Elks website at elks.org/lodges using lodge number 2498. You can also stop by at 806 Aqua Ave in Page, AZ 86040. Reviewers note that staff are responsive and helpful when you call ahead.

What is the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks?

The Elks is one of America's oldest and largest fraternal organizations, founded in 1868. Members commit to charitable work, support for veterans, and community service. Lodge #2498 carries that mission forward in Page and the surrounding region of northern Arizona.

The Order · Since 1868

Community. Friendship. Charity.

Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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A Proud Heritage

The Elks gave America
Flag Day.

Long before it was a national observance, the Order set aside June 14th to honor the flag. Patriotism has always been one of our cardinal principles, and every lodge meeting still closes the same way it has for over a century.

“To our absent members.” — the Eleven O’Clock Toast

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