Lake Mead RV Village at Boulder Beach

Booked a site with the view of Lake Mead. Got lucky as we didn’t have immediate neighbors during our stay (closest one was 4 sites down) perhaps the 120° weather is a deterrent for some folks. WiFi connected but it was pretty much useless. Staff was very friendly. Access to the lake and marina was easy. We were en route to Utah and it was an awesome stop.

We stayed here as the closest place to Hoover Dam and indeed it was. It is a pretty crowded campground with the sites right smack next to one another. That being said, it was very quiet which was a nice surprise. We got a very long pull through and were close to the laundry - bonus! I believe they are often full - we would have stayed another night but they could not accommodate us. It is also close to Boulder City with restaurants & shopping. Not deluxe, but very clean and quiet and close to the lake. Good Cable TV included in price.

There was only a lake view spot open so we spent more than we wanted, and the cost (51.71 a night) was after tax and a military veteran discount. But the site was nice and had a great view. The laundry facilities + trash and recycle bins + full hook-ups were useful. The WiFi went in and out so I used my hotspot a lot and the cable didn’t work for us. If everything had worked, I would have rated 5 stars.
There are trailers in the row behind us with full-time residents. Not all are occupied, but I felt a little like I was intruding on their space when walking the dogs and playing outside with our toddler. There’s not much walking room other than the streets between the rows of sites and trailers. We met some nice neighbors who recommended seeing the Valley of Fire State Park, so we’re boondocking there next. This site is close to gas/groceries/restaurants, so overall it’s a good spot when you want hook-ups and convenience.

First - this is my fault, but I actually was trying to reserve a site at boulder beach campground, which is next door. They share a website and the RV park makes reservations for both.. I think? I called to make a reservation and requested the campground but my reservation was made for the RV park. You need to be really clear that you are booking for the campground, not the RV park if that's the route you want to go. The campground has no hookups, the RV park has full hookups. If you don't need hookups I would definitely recommend going to the campground, it's much prettier.

The RV park is nice and we had a view of the lake from our site. The sites themselves are a little weird.. super long and close together but they have you stagger with your neighbors so you're not right next to them. The front desk staff seemed pretty confused about things in general which is probably why there was a mix-up with our booking. But - everyone was extremely nice and accommodating. You have to pay an entrance fee in addition to the nightly fee but it's covered with a national parks pass if you have one. Great proximity to walking, biking, and running trails.

If you need full hookups, stay here .., if you want to boondock, the NPS Boulder Beach campground immediately next door is MUCH nicer and MUCH less expensive ... sites here are too close together with nothing to separate the sites, whereas next door the sites are far apart with bushes and trees in between ... Wi-Fi only works if you’re in the office or standing underneath a booster ... we’ll stay next door next time

This is our third stay here, but apparently the first time I've bothered with a review. It's typically our first day or last day of a trip and it's selected because we know we'll need air conditioning this time of year. Otherwise we'd be at one of the boondock locations along the lake. Sites are generally level. We're in the back row, not far from the restrooms. Last time we had a back-in spot, but it appears they're not using those right now so the choices were FHU pull-throughs or "lake front" for nearly $20 more. Our price does reflect a Good Sam discount. Without the National Park Geazer Pass, I might not stay here, but since access to the NRA is free with the pass, this becomes our go-to place for transiting Vegas.

I had a weak but workable signal on Google Fi (T-Mobile or Sprint, usually) and a good enough signal on my AT&T Mobley. One of the advantages of the back row pull-throughs is that they're close to the office and the Wi-fi was enough to get online as well.

This site took one lego to level up but we didn't have to unhitch which makes it really nice for tomorrow morning's departure.

We stayed here while visiting the area sites. Was a great location inside the NPS area. We had a pull thru site that was super long, maybe 90’, but the site are very close as others have said. You can use the length to stagger so you are not looking into the neighbors kitchen but still....

Laundry and bathrooms were good and staff was excellent. Their WiFi was not good enough for streaming or even Facebook.

We called ahead to get rates and they only offered us a pull through site or a waterfront site and said they cost the same. We later realized after talking to another guest that he was in one of the $30 sites we had seen online. Oh well our fault for not digging deeper. The waterfront site was very nice and we enjoyed a very nice sunrise and sunset from the location. Overall a nice park and I’m sure a few days here would not be regretted.