We spent a month here. Very nice management and residents. Interesting town to wander around. Close to Lake Mead and Hoover Dam. Big horn sheep come down from the mountains to graze in the park nearby. Town is walking distance. Grocery and hardware store are close. Easy to pop over the hill into Henderson for more shopping, like Lowe's, Costco, Super Wal-Mart, Camping World, etc. 30 minutes to the strip in Las Vegas. Hot tub and heated pool available 24 hours a day. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I disagree with the manager complaints. Both Ben and Judy are very friendly and cooperative. This trip we wound up staying here over a month. This is our 3rd stay and we'll come back. Nice, well laid out campground with good laundry and exercise facilities. Great location - quiet, away from the Vegas hustle-and-bustle, and close to Lake Mead. Whoever complained about a lack of trees and heat obviously has not been in the desert before! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is ran by a management company, the owner of which is a very snarky individual who actually rolled his eyes at me when I told him I had pets. He said I would have to park "that thing" by the dog run or not at all. "That thing", is my 2008 Teton fifth wheel, which I pull with an 08 Ford Super Duty. Gee whiz, we can't all drive a Marathon Coach... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is ok however with all the asphalt and no shade trees it gets very hot. I couldn't even let my dog outside for fear that she would roast to death. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This Resort is a subdivision of privately owned lots where a company has control of renting any lot that the owner may want to rent. The Community Association maintains all common facilities, so they are very well maintained. The company that rents the lots has limited hours, so if you need something during the night or if you arrive after office hours, you are simply out of luck. The owners of the rental company are not very friendly or helpful. Although there are 275 RV lots in the subdivision, much fewer lots are actually on the rental program so the website cannot be believed. Don't patronize this place if you want a happy time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is a very well maintained, clean, quiet and pleasant stay for anyone looking at the greater Las Vegas area. The staff are very helpful, and corteous, with a solid program for managing the place. While many of the sites are owned by individuals (some on the market in the $20K+ range), each provides concrete leveled space, nice landscaping, ample electrical, sewer, etc. The park is in Boulder City, in the hills above Lake Mead, some sites have a view of the lake. The park exceeded our requirements for friendly, clean, quiet, convenient, and elegant with ample ammenities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is adequate for a few days and is a good location to visit the Las Vegas area. The park itself appears to be about 90% permanent residents with lots of stuff stored outside. I met a lot of laid off construction workers. If you don't need the RV park look then its OK. The staff was friendly and there is a good laundry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mixed bag. The high points: Clean, attractive, secure and well-maintained park; level sites, friendly staff. The low points: You need to pay a deposit for a key to the restrooms/showers. I declined, but didn't realize [and wasn't told] that a key was required to use the exit gate to the dog walk! If you want your deposit back, you can't leave very early in the morning, which is why I didn't get one. The only dumpsters are out by the exit. Quirky: The speed limit is 7 mph. Not 5, not 10, but 7. I might stay here again, but only if necessary. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Quiet, easy to find, roomy showers, very clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Flat sites. Extremely clean restrooms with heat lamps. About a mile walk to the downtown historic district. Friendly employees. Very secure. Car wash for rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

OK park for an overnight. Sites are crammed in too close together and are small. Sites are gravel with paved roads. Friendly check in. This park appears to have about 80% permanent residents which seems to be the norm for commercial parks. Supposed to have WiFi but not working at this time, check in lady had no idea what was wrong with it. Trees are very small so no shade. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Ok place to stay, I guess, when in Neveda. When it's 109 out is there really a good place to be in Neveda? Very close to Hoover Dam, and close to Vegas without all the traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice modern, spotless campground, excellent bathrooms and laundry. Very friendly management and other campers. Paved roads, stone sites with desert landscaping with small trees at many sites. Overlooking Lake Mead. Busy on weekends with boaters so call ahead for reservations. Very close to Hoover Dam and 21 miles from Las Vegas. Stay here and drive into Vegas rather than getting mixed up in the noise and crowding of Vegas. Definitely would return. Cash or check only. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice place. The Managers are very friendly and trusting. They only accept cash as we found out when trying to pay with a credit card. It was near closing time and the lady told me I could unhitch and pay in the morning when I had a chance to use a nearby ATM. We visited in April and it got windy that time of year. Very good level gravel sites and great wide paved roads. The only thing negative is that the store is limited, sodas, ice and sewage parts because there are plenty of stores nearby to purchase food items. Will definately stay there again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Located just inside the Lake Mead National Recreation Area on the edge of Boulder City is the Lake Mead RV Village. Lake Mead RV Village is a concessionaire of the National Parks Service. This campground offers 115 full-hookup (including cable TV) sites which includes; pull-thrus, group camping and, for a few extra dollars, sites that offer unobstructed views of the lake. Even if you don't spend the extra few dollars for the lake view, most of the sites offer at least small views of the beautiful deep blue waters of Lake Mead and the surrounding red rock mountains. This campground has a general store where you can purchase a few basic supplies or a snack, laundry and showers, as well as horseshoe pits and a bocce ball court. Lake Mead RV Village is an easy walk from the waters edge. The park is clean and all the sites are of average size, level and gravel with a concrete patio slab. On the perimeter of this park there are many mobile homes for the permanent residents, which honestly takes a little away from this beautiful setting. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a good RV park. The “water front” sites would not have been water front as the lake is WAY down. The sites were clean and basic, and the bathroom and shower were extremely clean. A good way to start our vacation and our RV’ing experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Site was NOT lakefront, the lake itself was over a mile away due to being very low. No pools or spas. Facilities were nice at the site itself, however we were very unhappy because we had to pay an extra $10 to get the coach and our car through the park gate in addition to the park charges. RV park is hard to find and the turnoff from the main highway is not marked as to the road name or road number. Almost all first timers miss the entrance from highway 93. The signage there only shows the marinas and state parks, not the RV park.. I rated it a 7 because of the nice site, but I'd rate the park itself a 5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose a Lakeview site over New Year's and felt it was definitely worth the extra money! The lake was low, so it was back aways from the site, but still a beautiful view! There were a few negatives: 1) The bathroom/shower facilty is small. Two shower stalls in the entire park is not near enough, even at this low season time. 2) The fire pits on the Lakeview sites are set right next to your sewer hookup, unless you are in a Motorhome. 3) The propane is twice as expensive as you would pay for in town. Despite those minor flaws, it was a great place to stay and very quiet, even when people started showing up for the long weekend. I hope to stay here again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

July is not the best time of year to go here. Man is it hot! 110 most days. Zero shade to help any. The sites are not too bad though. Looks as though they have redone a lot of them. New gravel etc. At the time of our stay they were putting in new sewer lines or something. Heavy equipment running and digging etc. Roads were not in very good shape. Rough and rutted out. Not much to do there in the campground. No rec room, no pool. There is the lake to swim in though. Close to Hoover Dam which is a must see if you are in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here for two nights. We paid extra for the Lakeview site, and felt it is well worth the extra money. The Lakeview sites are newer with large concrete pads and angled nicely for great views of Lake Mead. The staff was helpful with area directions and friendly. Restrooms were clean and seemed OK although I did not use their showers. Looks like they are upgrading some of their other sites as well. Did not see much for kids to do. Did not see a playground or play area. Verizon wireless card worked great for internet. Not too crazy about the price because you also have to pay to get into the Recreational Area ($5.00) however, we would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This reflects a monthly rate. First month was $645, second was $625. My issue with this is that their website shows $545 as monthly. When questioned about the difference, office replied that they had nothing to do with the website info, but the memoed sheet they gave me had the same rates! Aside from that, the park was very pleasant and a great camping location. I was in the long term spots and thus had a very roomy site, although not much of a view of the lake, but you get what you pay for! Lots of coyote (keep a REAL close eye on your pets! The coyote are very bold), and desert quail. Lake and surrounding area are just beautiful, and quiet. Would definitely camp there again. I found the office staff to be friendly and helpful We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We reserved a site and were given one that was extremely unlevel and a sewer drain on the wrong side of the RV which proved very awkward. The park looked to be in the midst of upgrading some of their sites. Good thing too as on our street a lot of sites were real shabby looking. The newest sites across from some mobile homes have the best view of the lake. Office has a computer that can be used to check email. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I went here because it is close to home and it was my first time in my new motorhome. I needed a "fact-finding" weekend to see how to operate all the bells and whistles. That part went almost perfectly until I was unable to raise the big awning by myself. (I am a 66 year old woman.) I called the office and was told that "There's no one here to help you!" The tone of voice said it all. Half an hour later I called again to tell them my son would be out to help me. This time the campground hostess answered the phone. "Well how long will that take?" she asked. Again, tone of voice! This place is an enclave..a closed society of people who would rather outsiders stay outside! The "group" wants nothing to do with us except take our money and wave "Goodbye" when we leave. Very strange!! Would I go back? Only if I need a whipping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is located in the Lake Mead NRA. It is close to Hoover Dam and several hiking trails. The parks strong point is the view of the lake and the mountains around it. Only about a 1/2 hour to Vegas Strip. We camped here in a Motorhome.