Gregg's Hideout — Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Gregg's Hideout is located in Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The access road to the campground is dusty, with areas of deep gravel and sand. While driving down to the campground isn't particularly difficult, be aware that climbing back out can be more challenging. The campground is situated near the water, though water levels can vary significantly. Four-wheel drive or at least a high-clearance vehicle is recommended for the safest access.

Fishing is allowed at Gregg's Hideout when water levels permit access to Lake Mead. The area provides opportunities for fishing, though specific fish species information isn't detailed. As part of Lake Mead National Recreation Area, typical catches might include striped bass, largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie. Remember that proper fishing licenses are required, and you should check current fishing regulations with Lake Mead National Recreation Area before your trip.

Reservations are not required at Gregg's Hideout. This is a primitive, first-come, first-served campground within Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Due to its remote location, the campground often has availability, especially during weekdays or off-peak seasons. However, always have backup plans during busy holiday weekends. Check with Lake Mead National Recreation Area for any seasonal closures or policy changes before planning your trip.

Gregg's Hideout offers basic facilities including two compost toilets. The campground is primitive with no running water, electricity, or shower facilities. Visitors should come prepared with all necessary supplies including drinking water. The site provides access to the lake when water levels permit, though these can vary significantly. The remote nature of this campground means minimal amenities but offers privacy and natural surroundings.