Callville Bay Campground

Spent one night here. The host was great, super friendly. The campground itself is nice and clean. But it’s not on the lake. The water is quite a ways away and the hiking is not very good. It’s near the marina so If you are boating it’s probably great. But for camping, meh. There is a restaurant and store nearby that you could walk/bike to but that’s about it.

So, I've stayed at this CG on multiple occasions over the past year. It's an older CG but well maintained and always clean. They've added wifi to the lower loop with multi-directional antennas mounted on the bathrooms. Close to the lake, store, marina, hiking and biking. If you're lucky, you'll catch a view of the burrows and or long horn sheep roaming the area. $20/$10 with interagency pass, bathrooms with sinks/flush toilets, fire pits, tables and water available. Dump station is open with fresh water as well. Solar production is great!

Calville Bay Campground is near the Calville Bay Resort and Marina. The campground itself stays mostly empty during the week, and boaters/tent campers come in on the weekends. It's never crowded, and the camp hosts enforce the quiet hours well. There's a free dump station, whether you stay or not, potable water spigots throughout the campground, and the restrooms are cleaned daily. There's a bunch of great short hikes from the campground to overlook the lake, and the marina store has all the basic amenities if you need something and don't want to make the 25 min drive into Henderson.

Coyotes frequent the area, so it's best to keep an eye on your small dogs. They've been known to snatch them. Beyond that, it's peaceful, the sites vary from tent only to big rig friendly, and the abundance of trees makes this place seem like a small oasis in the desert.

Verizon was unboosted and did well during the week with 5mbps down and around 2.5 up. On the weekends it slowed down, but was still quite usable.

The $10 fee was with National Park Access pass. Otherwise it's $20/per night.