Callville Bay Trailer Village - Only 5 spaces, full hookups,
no water front spaces. 300 yds to the water. Located at Callville
Bay Marina. (702) 565-8958

Echo Bay Trailer Village - A good number of spaces, full hookups,
no water front spaces, 1/2 mile from the water. Located
near Echo Bay Marina. (800) 752-9669

Lakeshore Trailer & RV Village - 85 full hookup sites, no waterfront.
All sites are minimum 200 yds. from the water. Located 1/2mi south of Lake Mead Marina. (702) 293-2540 Satellite Image here

Meadview RV Park - Full hookups @ $14/day
Campground is about 8 miles from the lake (888) 775-2662

Overton Marina Campground - 60 sites, $30/night, full hookups, some waterfront!
Overton has the best RV park on the lake. It's also one of the best areas of Lake Mead with less people. (702) 394-4000

Temple Bar Trailer Village - Only a few spaces, full hookups,
no water front spaces, 200yds to the water. Located at Temple
Bar Marina. (800) 752-9669

National Park Campgrounds (no hookups)

With the 100� +heat of the summer the following campgrounds are typically only used in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. The absence of electricity and water hook-ups can make it difficult to sleep at night without A/C, unless under the stars on cooler summer nights.

Boulder Beach Campground - 150 sites, 200 yds. from water. Located 1/4mi. south of Lake Mead Marina. Satellite Image here.

Callville Bay - 80 sites
Near Callville Bay Marina

Echo Bay Campground -166 sites, no hookups.
Near Echo Bay Marina.

Temple Bar - 153 sites
Near Temple Bar

National Park Rules:

Campground fees are $10 per site (5$ with Golden Age and Golden Access passes) and are payable immediately upon occupying a campsite. Sites are on a first-come, first-served basis, no reservations. Check-out time is noon.

Maximum 8 persons and 2 motorized vehicles (e.g., one camping unit and a towed vehicle) per site. 4 motorcycles may occupy a site. Motor vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas only and may not be driven onto the dirt or across irrigation ditches.

Maximum stay is 90 days.

Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. No noise during those hours, including music, parties, barking dogs, or generators.

Do not leave fires unattended. Driftwood may be collected from below the high water line for campfires. Ground fires are permitted only in metal fire rings provided in some camp sites.

Please wash dishes at your campsite and not at the water faucets. Do not drain contaminated water on the ground, use the service sink at the comfort station. Dump holding tanks at sanitary stations located at each campground. Except for filling RV tanks, do not connect hoses to the water faucets.

Pets must be kept on a leash not to exceed 6-feet in length and must not be left unattended. Barking dogs are considered a nuisance and are not welcomed. Owners must remove them from the campground.

Free waterfront primitive camping, no hookups, no running water.

There are a few areas the national park service allow camping at Lake Mead's water edge for free, well OK.... after you pay the National Park Entrance fee. Generally speaking on the north side of Boulder Basin this is allowed. There areas are 100% primitive, no amenities at all. The links below will take you to a map that shows where these areas are located.

Government Wash Launch area

Boxcar Canyon

Stewarts Point is located in the Overton Arm and is another popular waterfront primitive camping area. It's situated about half way between Echo Bay Marina and Overton Marina.