Discover Lake MeadLake Mead, America's largest reservoir, was created by the construction of the Hoover Dam. With more than 750 miles of shoreline, you can enjoy a day at the beach, take a boat out and disappear for hours or nestle into a cove to try to catch a big one.
VIsitor CenterStart your day at the Lake Mead Visitor Center where rangers will help you plan your adventure. 
Hemenway HarborFrom here, you can launch your own boat, rent one for the day or just a few hours or take a cruise to the Hoover Dam. 
Boulder BeachLocated just minutes from Las Vegas, Boulder Beach stretches more than a mile along the shoreline of the Boulder Basin of Lake Mead. 
Boulder HarborBoulder Harbor is where locals like to launch. It's only minutes from the Las Vegas Valley. 
Las Vegas BayThe perfect mix between frontcountry and backcountry. Just minutes from amenities, but secluded enough to enjoy a campout under the stars. 
Callville BayAdventure awaits at Callville Bay. Bring your own watercraft, or rent personal watercraft, ski boats, pontoons and even houseboats. 
Echo BayWelcome to fisherman's paradise. Gas up, grab some snacks and hit the open waters of Lake Mead along the peaceful Overton Arm. 
Temple BarThis is where boaters go when they want to getaway from the city and relax on the blue waters of Lake Mead surrounded by colorful desert. 
South CoveThis is where the Colorado River exits the Grand Canyon and starts to form Lake Mead. Located on the eastern edge of the park. |
Last updated: June 11, 2020