This is probably the nicest campground we’ve ever visited. It is landscaped, clean, and set along the shores of Lake Mead. The lake is plainly visible from most sites, due to the rising elevation. Everything here exists on its own scale: as seen from a Hoover Dam viewing point the park is barely visible, although it is a short drive away; the campground itself is rather large and two “neighborhoods”; the nearby boat ramp changes elevation quickly but is as broad and wide as a multi-lane highway; you will feel as you are parked along the lakeshore, but there is, perhaps a half mile of sand to drive past to get there; your view of the lake is about six-miles wide.
In April, on a Sunday to Wednesday, the “light duty” side of the campground was mostly empty but full enough to feel friendly. The RV side was rather full.