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Gregg's Hideout — Lake Mead National Recreation Area

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Gregg's Hideout in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area features rocky terrain with sparse vegetation. Temperatures can reach highs of around 105°F in summer and drop to lows of 40°F in winter. Visitors can explore the nearby Hoover Dam and the scenic views of Lake Mead.

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Gregg's Hideout — Lake Mead National Recreation Area is located in Arizona

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36.00464506 N
114.23190818 W

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Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.

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2 hrs 1 min from Las Vegas
2 hrs 41 min from Lake Havasu City
3 hrs 30 min from St. George
3 hrs 59 min from Prescott Valley

Anthony B.

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Reviewed May. 22, 2025

Nothing Speacial But It Works

The drive down to the campground wasn't bad just dusty. The water level was way down. They still did have a road all the way to the water. They have 2 compost bathrooms. Beware, the road in is easy and there are areas of deep gravel and sand. With that being said the cl8mb out of there could be a struggle without a 4 wheel drive especially pulling a camper. I saw a couple struggle to get their 2WD truck out. Also it was 109F in the canyon during this time and there is no shade in the park. Water temp was awesome though.

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NudistGirl M.

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Reviewed Nov. 25, 2024

Water level too low, ok for some nude hiking and camping

I was here in August (just now getting around to writing some reviews). Of course it was hot then, but that's perfect weather for me since I'm nude all the time when I travel, camp and hike. Did some nude hiking and pretty much had the area all to myself. Water level was very low so access there was a hike.