Stewarts Point

Malgré la route un peu chaotique a la fin, nous sommes finalement parvenu avec notre rv de 22ft a atteindre le bord du lac et à trouver un emplacement. On peut pêcher, nager.. peu de coin d’ombre néanmoins et le soleil tape bien.

This will be our new go to spot when visiting Lake Mead. I suggest parking up top near the pit toilets and unhooking to scout. Tons of spots and roads are spread out in every direction. The weekenders fill up the lake spots pretty quick. Road coming in is partially paved, but a bit bumpy in spots. Take your time and you will be... more

Views of the reservoir are nothing special and the landscape is severely flood damaged. The sites are down in a hole which limits the horizons. Road in is rough, but no clearance issues for any rigs. Too much hassle for just an overnight. Okay for longer term if seeking water access. Free Lake Mead access is very limited and it is cert... more

I was out on a point (at the coordinates listed in my site #) that is just right for a smaller rig. I wasn't able to get completely level there, but level enough. Deep, deep rocks in areas, especially my site. You do need an interagency pass (America the Beautiful Pass or similar) or there is a $20/vehicle fee. What a view! For a go... more

When we arrived on Thursday, we were able to easily find a prime spot overlooking Lake Mead. There were only a few other RVs. A couple more would pull in over the weekends, but there was still plenty of space. The road coming in is a little rough including the paved part. You already have experienced the ride when you see the sign ... more

We really love it out here! There is plenty of space for every shape and size of rig. The views are unbeatable and it is so incredibly quite! We parked our travel tailer at the furtherest point we could and, let me tell you, the bumpy ride is well worth the trip! Fair warning, the road is rough and bigger rigs may find themselves ... more

This camping area is next to a small smattering of houses that make up the unincorporated town of Stewarts Point. The camping area itself is spacious, with two track dirt roads spidering down the cliffs above Lake Mead. The most challenging part, upon arrival, is seeing a campsite you like the look of and figuring out how to get the... more

We stayed here only one night as a stop-over coming from Sedona, AZ before we attempted for a site in the morning at the Valley of Fire SP. Arrived close to sunset and found a spot that our low-ground-clearance Airstream could manage, which wasn't too far off one of the main through-fares. Entry road wasn't too bad with some small rock... more

First off, this is not a free camping area, you either need to buy a daily permit pass, or if you have the National Parks Access Pass you are all good. I think the stay limit was 15 days here. Being here in December this place was not to busy, during the summer months I heard it's a lot busier. It is a huge area with lots of areas t... more

We really enjoyed our stay here. Very easy access and close to the water for paddling. The dirt is hard packed and wasn't very dusty at all. Great views. Close to Valley of Fire. The only downside is there is some broken glass and trash. You can dump trash and recycle at the nearby springs north of the site. Echo Bay upper campground h... more