Six Mile Cove Shoreline Camping — Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Six Mile Cove Shoreline Camping operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservation system in place. This is typical of shoreline camping areas within Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Be prepared to find your own spot along the shoreline when you arrive. During peak seasons (spring and fall weekends), arriving early is recommended to secure a desirable location. Remember that a Lake Mead Entrance Pass is required for all vehicles entering the recreation area.

Six Mile Cove is approximately 60-65 miles from Las Vegas, making it roughly a 1.5 to 2-hour drive depending on traffic and road conditions. The last portion includes a challenging 20-minute drive on a bumpy dirt road with ruts. Four-wheel drive or high-clearance vehicles are recommended for accessing this remote shoreline camping area. Plan your trip accordingly and ensure your vehicle is suitable for the rough road conditions.

Six Mile Cove is located on the Nevada side of Lake Mohave, approximately six miles south of Cottonwood Cove Marina. It's a shoreline camping area within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Access is via a primitive dirt road that branches off from the main route to Cottonwood Cove. The cove provides direct water access, making it popular for boaters and anglers seeking a more remote camping experience on Lake Mohave.