Boulder Beach Campground

Boulder Beach Campground sits on Lake Mead in Boulder City at 268 Lakeshore Rd. The listed age range of 0 to 18 is PlayPivot's default range rather than a posted campground policy, so there is no indication of an age restriction for camping here.

Activities at and around the campground include camping, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, sightseeing, and nature exploration. Campsite amenities include flush toilets, drinking water, picnic tables, fire rings, grills, a dump station, RV electrical hookups, boat ramp access, and lake access.

The campground operates year-round, though specific daily hours are not listed, which is typical for a campground rather than a business with set opening and closing times. Families should check with the National Park Service or recreation.gov for current reservation windows and seasonal conditions.

Pricing falls in the $$ range on PlayPivot's scale. The campground offers accessible campsites, which matters for families with a member who has mobility needs and wants to camp without giving up access to flush toilets and other amenities.

For a family looking for an outdoor, multi-activity outing rather than a single-purpose activity, this location combines several options in one trip: kids can swim and boat on Lake Mead, fish from shore or a boat, hike nearby trails, and still have flush toilets and drinking water back at the campsite rather than needing to rough it completely. The boat ramp access and RV hookups also mean the campground works for families arriving with their own boat or RV, not just tent campers looking for a basic site.

Because Lake Mead's water levels and seasonal conditions can affect boating and swimming access, checking current conditions before a trip is worthwhile. Reservations and current details are available through recreation.gov, and the campground can be reached at (702) 293-8990 for additional questions.

Families who prefer not to camp overnight can still use the day-use amenities, including picnic tables and lake access, for a shorter outing centered on swimming or fishing rather than a full camping trip.