Boulder Beach Campground Lake Mead NRA

Boulder Beach Campground Lake Mead NRA

Location: Boulder Beach Campground, Boulder City, Nevada, 89005
Lat/Long: 36.0366415 / -114.802022
Phone No: Info:702-293-8990 RES:(702) 293-2540
Email : lake_interpretation@nps.gov
Website : http://Www.nps.gov
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Amenities Onsite: Pull A Round | Restrooms | Paved camp roads | Paved pads | Shaded spots | Drinking water | Picnic tables | Fire rings | Level spots | Lake view | Lake access | Big rigs to 35ft+- | Pets ok | Dump station | NO SHOWERS |  
Amenities Nearby : Lake Mead Marina | Boat launch | Boat rentals | Beach | Dump station nearby |  
Recreation Onsite: Lake Mead | River Mountains Loop Bike Trail | Water sports | Fishing | Beach combing | Boat rentals | Lake Tours |  
Recreation Nearby: Hoover Dam Tour | Helicoptor canyon tours | Historic Downtown Boulder City | Lake Mead Cruises | Kayak rental | Hoover Dam Casino | Hoover Dam Historic Railroad Trail |  

Description

Nevada, Boulder Beach Campground, Lake Mead NRA.  The campground has easy bigrig access on good roads. 

Directions:

From Boulder City take Highway 93 to the east and Hoover dam.  After just two miles take a left turn onto Lake Shore Drive.  Go about one mile north on Lake Shore Drive, the campground entrance will be on the right.  It's located just past the parks entrance manned station.

The Campbase map provided here is accurate for the location of the campground.

Comment

Boulder Beach Campground, Lake Mead NRA is open all year with 146 RV and tent camp spots.  A 30 day maximum stay is allowed.  The campground has numerous shaded spots, drinking water, picnic tables, and fire rings.  Pull-A-round and access camp spots are available. The campground has water access when water levels are high.  During periods of low water the beach must be driven to.  There are limited services near the campground.  Most services can be found three miles away in Boulder City.  No showers, no RV hookups available.  There is a small camp store located within walking distance at the nearby RV park.  The camp store has Ice, firewood, and some food items.  Big rigs to approximately 35 feet can be accommodated. Tent pads are available at some spots.  In addition to restrooms the campground does have a RV dump station.  Five large group sites are available at the campground. 

All camp spots are available on a first-come, first-served bases.  Reservations are not available.  Simply find an empty spot and pay the $20 camping fee.  

Local Recreation:

There are so many things to do in the Lake Mead's National Recreation Area that it's actually to much to mention here.  But, a few fun things are:

Hoover Dam.  There is a Dam tour and an information center for visitors with some souvenirs to purchase.  There are two different tours that last approximately 45 minutes.  The generator room tour is $15 each.  The second tour is $30 and adds additional Dam areas.  While you are visiting the Dam also stop and walk on the Mike O'Callaghan and Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge.  It's a great view of Hoover Dam from the bridge.  Campbase has a short video, click here.

Bike ride or hike the paved River Mountains Loop Trail.  It's a circular 35 mile trail that loops through the recreation area passing through Boulder Beach.  It's a good one, make sure you bring the bike.  It's accessible from the Boulder Beach Campground or the Alan Bible Visitors Center.  Campbase estimates the bike path has approximately 3,000 feet of climb along the 35 mile route.  It's very strenuous at some points.

Most marinas in the recreation area on Lake Mead have boat rentals.  Fishing boats and jet skis are usually available.  Fishing boats rent for approximately $40 per hour and are a great way to get out onto the lake.  

There is casino gaming near the recreation area in Boulder City and Las Vegas.  Closer to the park is the Hoover Dam Lodge and Casino.  It's located just a mile outside the Boulder Beach entrance.  The casino also has a helicopter landing pad with tours of the Grand Canyon available.

The Mike O'Callaghan and Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge is located at Hoover Dam. It's a new bridge where pedestrians can walk out on the bridge for great views of Hoover Dam.  Best of all it's free.  There is a long set of stairs up to the bridge that may be strenuous for some.  Please see our PHOTOS tab for pictures. 


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