Reviews

HAI CHANG

Stayed here for 2 nights. It's not the most beautiful campground but it's very well maintained. The vehicle pads are in great shape. And most importantly, the bathrooms are very clean.

Angie Lee

Big campground. Noisy on fri & sat, very well used by the city folks nearby, sites are quite close to each other. Many visible rubbish scattered at sites & common area. No one cleaned up the individual site, many sites with cigarette butts, tooth picks & paper plates accumulated in the fire pit & on the ground. Dump stations non portable water has little pressure, while the portable water has non standard fittings. Close to Hoover dam, easy access to bike path. 3p to 40 mins drive to Vegas strip. Many water spigots around but not all working. Toilets available but not shower.

Grace Perritano

Decent campground. It's clean and the view of Lake Mead is lovely. The sites are far too close together and noisy for my taste though. Entirely paved if that's needed. At $20/night for tent sites I do think it's fairly priced.

baschdeyy

Boulder Beach Campground offers a secure campsite with restroom facilities. A fire pit for grilling is available. The best part is the view. The beach is about a 15-20 minute walk away, but I recommend driving. All in all, a very good spot for a short stay.

Thomas James Badger

Great campsite with great views, just outside vegas. Has a dump station and fresh water. We used it as a last stop before returning our rental to Henderson the next day, took about 25 mins. Very neat, tidy and well laid out campground.

Terri Lessor

We camp here often because it's close to home and love the fishing at Lake Mead. This visit was the dirtiest we've seen it. Our campsite had an old broken pallet of wood with nails hanging out. The firepit was filthy and filled with ashes, rocks and foil. There were ashes and rocks outside the firepit too. Apparently they don't clean the campsites anymore. Many trees have dead branches. A branch dropped from a tree in our campsite and almost hit my husband.

The_Only_Chloe

Great pricing, straight forward reservations, close to the lake, very accessible. It does cost 20-25$ to get into the Boulder Beach area on top of the campsite fee, but completely worth it and very fun. Great view of the lake (and there was a rainbow!)

Aurora Freeman

Nice spot to get away from Vegas. Enjoyed the drive there. Camping spots were roomy, but expect to be close to other campers. Fire pit provided. Had booked for the wrong night on accident and staff was very accommodating to both me and the people who booked the same spot. Didn’t have to move a thing as they offered the other campers a roped off spot, the other campers were very friendly about it too. We did try to move spots in the morning because there was zero shade at our site but the campsite was fully booked. Bathrooms were average, but it’s a campground, thankful to even have a bathroom!

Thad Ferguson

1- Great place to camp - With or without hookups 2- Get a National Park Pass if you stay to make your stay cheaper 3- Nature is everywhere 4- Hover Dam is a hike away 5- Watch out for Snakes 6- First Come First Serve 7- Los Vegas and Henderson is close Boulder City is closer 8- No Power Just water and no Sewer (No Hookups But Water) 9- Dump Station is here but have to go to it 10- Cement Pad 11- Extra Space for a tent 12- Valley of Fire is an hour or so Drive 13- Obey the signs (Speed - Parking - Crosswalks) 14- Park Rangers |15- NICE and Great place to stay it a National PARK This place you want to scope it out early - maybe drive the car to it and find your spot and make a claim on it first then bring your big rig as we did - Handicapped so was able to get the best spot and it was amazing stay!!!

Kim S

Stayed 2 nights at the campground. It was clean, bathrooms were close to all sites, despite being at capacity there were no waits. Easy pick and pay system to rent your site. No lots close to the water here or at the RV village though. Quiet time was honored by all of those nearby. They do allow car sleeping and there were a few homeless people in those spots. We walked to the bathroom in pairs, just to be safe, but probably not necessary. The laundry is in the RV village and can be used by campground guests. Showers after not available and they will not rent out unless you rent a space in the RV side. Odd since RVs have showers but it is what it is. Closest showers are at the Chevron in Henderson near the interstate. We didn't stay in the RV village but did drive thru. Very crowded, no privacy, and it shares it's space with people who live there. We chose the campground for extra space and privacy. Would stay at the campground again.

Brody Barker

Pretty location, easy to get to and close to the city. But that comes at the expense of still seeing planes overhead/city light pollution in the sky at night. It’s well maintained/groomed, with fire pits and bathrooms, but sites are close together so you don’t get the feeling of privacy. Also, there are a lot of RVs here, and I mention it because although there are posted quiet hours where generators are not supposed to be on we had multiple neighbors run them nonstop all night and no one enforced the rule. We enjoyed our stay.

Terry M

All sites recently remodeled.level, extremely clean and maintained. Professional and friendly hosts and staff. Park Rangers routinely patrol area. This is one of the best National Park Campgrounds in America!

Rosalind Maldonado

Had a wonderful time i love the camp grounds n the bathroom was clean the whole three days i was there. Go back for my birthday. Can't wait.