About Echo Bay Campground
Number of accommodations: 33
Campground Amenities
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Pet Friendly -
Dump Station
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Open year round
This campground is open year round, providing flexibility for your stay.
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Reviews (70)
What Guests Are Saying
Echo Bay Campground offers beautiful scenery, clean facilities, and is conveniently located near Valley of Fire State Park. Many visitors appreciate the spacious campsites, good views, and availability of a nearby store for supplies. However, some negative aspects include a lack of camp hosts, inconsistent maintenance, and limited access to water, which may detract from the overall experience for some guests.
What Guests Are Saying
Echo Bay Campground offers beautiful scenery, clean facilities, and is conveniently located near Valley of Fire State Park. Many visitors appreciate the spacious campsites, good views, and availability of a nearby store for supplies. However, some negative aspects include a lack of camp hosts, inconsistent maintenance, and limited access to water, which may detract from the overall experience for some guests.
Review Summary
Lisa P
VerifiedMarch 26, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 23, Loop: lower
Echo Bay lower campground is a nice place for an overnight stay because it is close to other attractions. The campsites are well positioned to be out of the wind and there are nice trees and bushes around the campsites to offer some shade. The bathrooms are old and some of the toilets had issues while we were there--which thankfully were fixed the following morning. It would be lovely if more money and resources were alloted to the upkeep of this nice campground.
Heather L
VerifiedMarch 15, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 19, Loop: lower
The campground road is rough, as were the people camping. Lots of Oleander and Burro poo - Watch your dogs. Of all the national parks we’ve visited, this was the worst.
Paul D
VerifiedMarch 8, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 22, Loop: lower
Unique location.
Campsites very well kept.
Variety of campsites.
Great views.
Access to a camp store including a fuel pump.
Melissa M
VerifiedFebruary 24, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 6, Loop: lower
2.4 miles to hike to get to the water! This is NOT a water front property! And once I finally got there the gravel was slipping into the water and there were huge thorns and prickly bushes everywhere! Soook bad for small dogs!! 😭😭😭 other than that the sight I picked was nice and private and so quiet and shaded. But others were very small and very very close together so nice others moved it not so quiet lol. But I enjoyed the clear beautiful sky’s and the darkness and no one around! Wonderful clean restrooms! Just didn’t have a light inside. So bring a light! And no cell service u less you go back up the mountain behind it.
Vernon H
VerifiedFebruary 9, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 33, Loop: lower
Upper campground was closed which is the better campground with the better bathroom. Didn't see the camp host at all. They are still residing in the upper closed campground.
Daniel M
VerifiedJanuary 31, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 22, Loop: lower
The lower campsite is in bad shape, needs repairs and maintenance. Bathrooms are old and need a deep clean. No sign of any park rangers. Seems like the park has been abandoned.
Bryce P
VerifiedJanuary 27, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 21, Loop: lower
Pleasant place to stay while visiting Valley of Fire. Very small campsites though.
Nathan S
VerifiedJanuary 13, 2025 • Stayed at: EB Site 11, Loop: lower
Easy access, site very close to bathrooms. Very quiet when we were here for New Year's Eve. Would certainly return!
Heinz L
VerifiedDecember 20, 2024 • Stayed at: EB Site 32, Loop: lower
Love the camp, rally pretty. but I had medical problems and had to leave after the first day, I will be back when things are better
Roger M
VerifiedDecember 9, 2024 • Stayed at: EB Site 22, Loop: lower
The site is old school and needs a refresh.
Location Echo Bay Campground
Address:
601 Nevada Way
Boulder City, NV, 89005
United States
Latitude & Longitude: 36.3081 / -114.437
Elevation: 401 feet
Policies & Rules
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| General |
Lake Mead NRA does require an entrance fee in addition to camping fees. Entrance fees can be purchased on rec.gov or at entrance station locations.• Site capacity maximum is eight persons and four tents or one camping unit (motorhome/camp trailer).## Reservations are required for all sites through this reservation system and can be made the same day as arrival. Cash is not accepted, and sites can only be booked through rec.gov.• Each site can have a maximum of two motorized vehicles, four motorcycles or a combination thereof if towed or carried on or by a camper. • Motor vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas only and may not be driven onto the dirt or across irrigation ditches. • The campground can accommodate RVs, but there are no hookups. • Camping is limited to a total of 90 days at Lake Mead within any consecutive 12-month period.• Camping is limited to 30 days in any developed campground.• Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Please do not create or sustain unreasonable noise, including generators, during those hours.• All trash must be disposed of in appropriate trash or recycling receptacles. • Pets must be kept on a leash not to exceed 6-feet in length and should not be left unattended. Never leave your pet in a closed vehicle. Pet excrement must be disposed of in trash containers.• Please do not feed wildlife. Wild animals can become dependent on handouts of food and lose their fear of humans. This is dangerous for the wildlife and you. • Trees can provide refreshing shade and a windbreak for campers. It is illegal to cut or damage any tree in a national park.• Fires are permitted in grills, fire rings, portable stoves, portable barbecues and portable fireplaces in all campgrounds.• Fires should not be left unattended and must be completely extinguished with water, doused and stirred. • A campground host may be available onsite to offer assistance. Wireless internet (WIFI) is not available at any campgrounds managed by Lake Mead National Recreation Area~ Phone service works best by the Echo Bay Ranger Station. Other parts of the area have limited to no cell service~ |
