Willow Beach Campground & RV Park

We stayed at this campground on our way north from AZ in May 2022. It is beautiful, clean, large FHU sites. Site B04 had a very level concrete pad with picnic table and fire pit. Nice paved roads throughout the campground, although the road off of Hwy 93 is a little bumpy. There were beautiful views in every direction, clean and well-maintained campground. No cell service for us, but they did have WiFi for a fee.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

Lots of room. Quiet. Lots of pull thru sites. Full hook ups.

Do not follow your GPS to the address provided. Follow the signs on the road to the campground. Arrived at dusk on a Sunday. Site is easy to get into after getting to the campground. Well lit site numbers.

This was our first trip, our “try out”. We only stayed for one night. Kids love it! We will be coming back and staying longer.

WiFi was good.

Very nice campground. Sites are huge with plenty of room between RV's. Customer service is great there. My only complaint was the dump station at the campground. It has a 6" lip all the way around it, so your hose has an area of "uphill". It's also about 20' away fro the other hook ups so I had to connect 3 hoses to reach it. Other than that, it's perfect. Even the wifi was great.

The sites are quite nice, done with arresting views of the canyon (especially the D loop, spots 2-5). There’s not much shade, but the spots are level, spacious, and offer some privacy. Seemed a mix of long term and quick stay. The beach is an easy bike ride/walk down (and a trail at the bottom of the campground makes it easier), but is uphill the whole way back. Boat and kayak Rentals were great too. Only cell service was by bathrooms/laundry.

We live about 35 minutes away in Boulder City, NV! This was our first time pulling and camping in a travel trailer! It was very open and convenient for maneuvering. They have back ins and lots of pull throughs. Full hookups were great!

Peaceful and mostly private.
Idk about the other spots but we has lots of wasps mainly attacked to water. We have a 3 and 2 year old and brought their water table! They did not bother us one bit.

The site had fire pit/grill and cement table and chairs! Very nice.

Prepare for about 3 miles of steep downhill grade and sink holes in the very bumper road on the final 10 minutes until you’ve arrived.

WI-FI was actually pretty good. No cell service -AT&T

As private campgrounds go, this was one of the best we've seen. Sites are arranged around loops, but are set off from one another with plenty of space between RVs. There are also trees and tall grasses that provide nice natural barriers. We enjoyed sitting outside both in the mornings and evenings and never felt like we were too close for comfort with any of our neighbors.

The park is located about 20 miles south of the Hoover Dam and 50 miles from the Las Vegas strip, within the Lake Mead National Recreation area (so you'll need to show your annual pass or pay a fee to get in). As the name suggest, the campground is part of a marina which offers all kinds of boating and paddling rentals as well as guided trips.

Sites are on large cement pads with plenty of space for your tow vehicle. The utilities were well placed and worked well. We had a huge cement picnic table at our site as well as a large square sitting area with a built in fire pit. The campground wifi actually worked pretty well. There were times it would go down, but for the most part, it was solid. And this was an important feature because we had no cell service on our phones inside the Recreation Area.

I was able to book my own reservations online which was awesome and customer service was friendly and efficient. I am deducting points, however, because they jacked up their prices to the point of gouging. We paid $35 per night because I booked our stay before January 1, 2018. After that date, however, they increased the per night fee to $50 per night. While we liked the park, it's a bit hard to justify $50 per night for a campsite in that location, and to increase the per night price that much in one day is just ridiculous.

Other than this campground's abrupt and huge price increase, we highly recommend it. The sites were beautiful, spacious, and private, and the location was excellent for checking out the Hoover Dam and enjoying time on the water.