Callville Bay Campground
$20.00/night
Camp site features
Across 46 camp sites:
- Fire pit: all 46 sites
- Pets allowed: all 46 sites
- Largest party: 8 people
- Equipment: CAR, LARGE TENT OVER 9X12`, RV, SMALL TENT, Tent, Trailer, VEHICLE
Fees
There is a park entrance fee. The daily entrance (1-7 days) fee is $25 per vehicle. All Interagency and Lake Mead Passes are valid for entry for one vehicle. Full fee schedule can be found on the park website www.nps.gov/lake . Passes can be purchased in person at entrance stations, or digitally by searching Lake Mead National Recreation Area on the main rec.gov page.
First come, first served sites are available. Credit cards are the only accepted method of payment. We do not accept cash.
Please keep your reservation confirmation with you at the site at all times. You may be asked to show the reservation to the camp host.
Directions
Located just minutes from Las Vegas off Northshore Road within the park and near the city of Henderson, Nevada. Take Lake Mead Parkway east to the park entrance. Take your first left onto Northshore Road. Follow the road about 11 miles. Turn right toward Callville Bay. After about four miles, the campground is on the right.
Stay Limit
Check in from 12 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Terence F
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Nice and clean. Planes are noisy. When in a tent
Candace M
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Reviewed 13 days ago
I stayed here 2 of my 3 nights. Terrible weather predicted so that is why I left. Very quiet and peaceful. Bathroom clean.
Jennifer L
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Reviewed 16 days ago
It’s too close to Las Vegas. We couldn’t see stars at night because the sky was lit up by the light of the city. We were awoken early in the morning to the sounds of commercial airplanes flying overhead. Many people showed up after dark to set up camp/leave. Quiet time is 10pm, but our neighbors were yelling & playing music past that time. The camp host never went & said anything to them. Half the bushes in the campground are dead. Only the spots near the middle bathroom have big green bushes, and those spots smell like the bathroom. And the light from the bathroom will shine in your camp all night if you’re close to the bathroom. It should not still be called a “bay” because it is now so far from the water that you can just barely see Lake Mead from 3 campsites. The positives were we were able to have a camp fire and the sunset was gorgeous.
David W
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Reviewed 18 days ago
The campground was very clean and well maintained. We would definitely go back and stay again. Price was very reasonable too.
Randy H
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Reviewed 23 days ago
Camp host was super nice and explained everything
Adam C
Loop:Callville Bay
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Reviewed 2 months ago
Second annual stay at this campground with this host. He came to the spot while I was gone and was loud, abusive and extremely rude to my disabled son. He threatened him and had rangers stop by falsely accusing me of not paying. The spot had broken beer bottles left in the pit. Restrooms were extremely unclean, soiled and plugged toilets in both men’s and women’s. It is really getting rundown. No watering, plants are dying. Grass areas overgrown not mowed. Sorry state all around. Host needs to be reprimanded. He scared my son for no reason. Never spoke once to me up front.
Season dates
Peak season
Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026
Reservable online
Peak season
Jan 1, 2027 – Dec 31, 2027
Reservable online
Peak season
Jan 1, 2028 – Dec 31, 2028
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