This review is for Lake Mead - Boulder Beach Campground.  Disperse Camping. No hookups.  We chose site 87 as it is a back in site with a beautiful view of Lake Mead.  Very level, paved site with some shade from the trees.  Only stayed one night as the RV got to hot during generator quiet hours 10 pm - 6 am. We had to pick up some trash left behind by previous campers.  AT&T and T-mobile coverage. Has running, walking, biking trails available. Near the Hoover Dam.  We visited the Marina Restaurant one night for dinner and drinks.  Good food and great service!  Would stay longer in the fall/winter months.

Went camping for the first time in mothers day weekend and we had a gd time the campground is clean the bathroom are clean

I purchased a travel trailer for my wife for her birthday and this was the first trip. We stayed at the NPR campground at Boulder beach. Campground was excellent! Potable water is close to all sites and all have partial shade. As we pay 10 per night with senior access it was perfect!

My lil family abousoulty loved it here despite the fact there are alot of rocks we love that we could pull up our car right next to the water very big..we liked it so much We are going back for weekend camping trip

Best winter getaway. Boulder city is a great town to resupply and outfit.

We stayed in mid March for 6 nights, spot 902. The place was packed the entire week with in and outs. Extraordinarily friendly hosts. They drive you to your site on arrival and are around if you need anything. This site is on National Park Land so it is a few area to enter $25/7-days (they do accept America the Beautiful passes)

Our spot was a pull through with full hook ups. If you want a view of Lake Mead and they don’t have lake view spots available avoid the 900 spots (9th street). Clean well kept bathrooms and laundry. About a mile walk each way to Boulder and Special Events Beaches (or a quick drive - you can drive right up to the water). Also two minute drive to the marina and 10 min to Hoover Dam and 40 minutes to the Vegas Strip.

Would make a stop here again if we were back in the area.

We camped here on the shakedown trip for our new Alpha Wolf 22SW-L. We got one of the lower sites with a lake view and it was great. The view was spectacular! Only gripe is that the cable wasn't working and they offered no solution and certainly didn't discount the price. I would stay here again.

Excellent sites, water available, restrooms. Sign for WiFi but could never connect? Our go to campground for a quick getaway.

This spot is stunningly beautiful.  We were there on Thanksgiving day and the owners still came by to make sure everything was ok.  RV spot right along a big open field in front of Lake Mead.  All sites are beautiful and clean.  Everything worked perfectly.  Five minute drive to Hoover Dam.

The sites are nice and flat with full hookups and a great view. The staff was very friendly and it was easy to get a spot and checkin last minute. The only thing is the cost is a bit high. If the weather is nice and you don't need hookups for a/c etc then try to camp right next door at the campground. The campground has trees and more of a chill vibe. Both are nice though and the view is the same. There's gonna be some noise at both locations, lots of light, and people very close to you. But everyone seemed nice and friendly. Note: dogs are not allowed at the beach.

Stayed here for a night in late September 2020. Upgraded shower facilities would earn another star from me.

Pros:

• FRIENDLY staff - really nice and helpful
• Very well-maintained sites
• Good, easy to use connections in the site
• Nice views (if not blocked by other RVs Cons:
• National park entrance fee or pass required for access to the RV campground in addition to nightly camping fee
• TIGHT spaces, everyone sandwiched in
• NO shade or shaded picnic tables in very hot sun
• Unairconditioned restroom facilities and cramped showers are a disappointment

This is a nice area right outside of Las Vegas. Driving or hiking around the reservoir will give you some great views. The campsites are a little tight, but there's plenty of rooms for a vehicle and a tent or two. There are plenty of trees that provide shade and each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. You won't get to see the lake from the campsites but it is just a short walk away. The campgrounds are well maintained and make for a pleasant experience.

My parents got a new pop up trailer and we went and tested it out.  The campgrounds offer showers nice and clean a bit far from our camp area but still none the less available. Very clean and well kept and only a short drive to Boulder beach, keep in mind if you plan to walk to the lake going down is easy getting back up is a hike. Overall a nice campground and any time of the year is good here, being vegas you want to choose anytime other than summertime. Fishing, boating, swimming are all allowed, and pets as well just keep them on a leash.

Although we visited the lake the date it reopened; Memorial Day weekend it wasn’t too packed. We found a spot close to the restrooms and everyone kept a safe distance. I’d highly recommend water shoes as this portion for the lake is full of rocks all different sizes that are unavoidable. Either than that my family and I had a wonderful time

We stayed here to try out our new trailer. It is a mix of camping sites and vacation homes. The sites are all clean, and have full hook ups. Picnic table, fire pit ring and stand up grill. Staff is really nice. Full restroom with a clean shower and laundry mat. Less than a mile walk to the lake.

it's inside lake mead. easy access and plenty of camping spots for trailer/rv and tent camping. Nice walk to the lake. There are restrooms. What I didnt like was no night attendant. We had someone parked in our spot. overall it's a good family camping spot.

There are big double wide and park unit houses in addition to RV spots against the fence and facing the lake.

Some of the photos of the spread out sites and tents are actually of the campground next door.

It didn’t have full hookups, but there was water, a dump site and fire pits. Some other campers ran there generators too late and too early, but it was a beautiful site with wonderful shade and eucalyptus trees.

Couldn't get a camp site at Red rock campground, or Valley of fire so we "settled" for this campground and glad we did. Even though the RV campgrounds are next door almost every one was in a trailer. But all was good because quiet time came and all the generators turned off. Park Rangers patrolled and we friendly and bathrooms were spotless!!!

Walking or biking distance to the lake. No dogs are allowed on the beaches there. That is a bummer!

Stayed here after flying into Las Vegas. Sites were wide open. Some car traffic is heard, it’s right next to a fairly traveled road. Very clean sites and bathrooms.

Couldn't find a spot in 2 other campgrounds around Las Vegas Valley so decided to try Boulder beach and must say we were delighted and suprized! Wonderfully beautiful campground with super clean restrooms! Watched the super moon! Perfect night!

Awesome parking spaces roads are wide easy to maneuver with even a big Class A bathrooms are clean dog friendly and the host is really a nice person.

For camping at Lake Mead, this is as good as it gets!  Full hook-up sites with concrete slabs, picnic table, views of Lake Mead, and cell service too!  There are also manufactured/mobile homes with full-time residency, but the residents are very quiet and welcoming to visitors.  Lots to do in the area with biking/hiking trails and scenic overlooks in the near vicinity.

Love being close to the lake, but beach is far. No utv riding and boat launches are in need of repair.

Great area to bring the family also has the best views of the lake

No showers, but otherwise a great space with lovely scenery.