Boulder Beach Campground

Conveniently located near Lake Mead and Hoover Dam, but off the road far enough to be quiet.

A lot of spaces to choose from. We have the view of Lake Mead from our site. You can run generator until 10pm. Potable water available. Bathrooms were clean. WiFi is available. We definitely will be back!!!

First of all, by the end of April, it's WAY too hot to be here. We were dying. The "beach" is about a mile walk away and isn't that nice. We did see the questionable folks living in a tent (4 adults and 1 child) with garbage and food everywhere. The sites nearest the lake are definitely run down. While the sites further from the lake l... more

We are new to RV'g and dry camping so we come to Boulder Beach to get some experience with our rig before a big trip. This is close to home so it makes for a quick getaway for us. We are able to work remotely so this spot is great for us as signal is always great. We've been here several times and so far our favorite site was #56. ... more

We arrived in the early afternoon on a Thursday and had plenty of sites to choose from even though some schools were having spring break (the campground did get pretty full by dinner time though). We chose a site down as close to the water as we could get In order to have a view. Didn't have any problems getting level. Everything was q... more

Even though we stayed a week here in march (good weather!) we didn't love the campgrounds. The sites kind of degrade as you go down towards the beach of Lake Mead (which is like 1/2 mile from the grounds but looks way closer). We chose a site the furthest from the entrance, "beachfront" if you will. Lots of dodgy folks around, a couple... more

This campground has increased their fee as of January 1, 2016. $20 per night, up from $10. Most of the sites are nice, level concrete pads, except for the loop closest to the water. For some reason, those have not been upgraded and are mostly eroded asphalt. There are lots of Eucalyptus to provide nice shade. The sites are well sp... more

Many of the National Park campgrounds suffer from aging infrastructure and this one is no exception but it beat the more expensive $40 option next door. The site hosts were diligent in stopping by every site and chatting with folks. There is communal water, no electric, but there is a dump station. Generators are allowed but with li... more

We decided to camp down here (as opposed to the free dry camping on the other side of the lake) because of the campground's proximity to activities we were interested in. The campground is fairly large and situated next door to the RV Park (don't get confused). Sites are not overly large, but not cramped either. Water is available ... more