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National Park Service campgrounds in Nevada

Nevada has 16 National Park Service campgrounds on record, 15 reservable and 1 first-come. 1 is free.

16
Total
15
Reservable
1
First-come

How National Park Service campgrounds work here

These campgrounds are run by the National Park Service. 10 book through Recreation.gov. 1 books through Callville Bay Resort & Marina (phone 702-565-8958). 1 books through Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina (phone 702-394-4000). 1 books through Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina (phone 877-262-8212). 1 takes no reservations. 1 books through Lake Mead Mohave Adventures. 1 books through Lake Mead RV Village (book 844-311-5678, office 702-293-2540). On record: 1 free, 6 with potable water, 4 with hookups. The agency's own pages are at nps.gov.

Interagency pass: it covers entrance and day-use fees on National Park Service land, and the Senior Pass "may provide a 50 percent discount on some amenity fees", camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26). For the land itself (rules, offices, boundaries), see national parks in Nevada on publiclandsdb.com.

Reservable Baker Creek Campground Baker · National Park Service Season Memorial Day to Labor Day Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Boulder Beach Campground Boulder City · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Boulder Beach Group Campsites Boulder City · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $80/night Reservable Callville Bay Campground Las Vegas · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Callville Bay RV Park Las Vegas · National Park Service Season Not on record Fee Not on record Reservable Cottonwood Cove Campground Searchlight · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20 a night plus tax Reservable Cottonwood Cove RV Park Searchlight · National Park Service Season Not on record Fee $33 (inner sites) to $35 (outer) a night, $198 to $210 a week, $528 to $560 a month, plus 13% Clark County tax Reservable Echo Bay Campground Overton · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Echo Bay RV Park Overton · National Park Service Season Not on record Fee Not on record Reservable Grey Cliffs Campground Baker · National Park Service Season May to November Fee $20/night single site ($10 with a senior or access pass), $30/night group site Reservable Lake Mead RV Village Boulder City · National Park Service Season Not on record Fee $50 back-in, $60 pull-through, $70 lakeview a night; $300 to $420 a week; plus 13% Clark County tax Reservable Las Vegas Bay Campground Henderson · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Lower Lehman Creek Campground Baker · National Park Service Season Year-round Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) First-come Snake Creek Primitive Campsites White Pine · National Park Service Season May to October Fee Free Reservable Upper Lehman Creek Campground Baker · National Park Service Season June to October Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass) Reservable Wheeler Peak Campground Baker · National Park Service Season June to September Fee $20/night ($10 with a senior or access pass)

Common questions

How do I book a National Park Service campground in Nevada?
Of the 16 National Park Service campgrounds on record, 10 book through Recreation.gov, 1 books through Callville Bay Resort & Marina (phone 702-565-8958), 1 books through Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina (phone 702-394-4000), 1 books through Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina (phone 877-262-8212), 1 is first-come, first-served with no reservations, 1 books through Lake Mead Mohave Adventures, and 1 books through Lake Mead RV Village (book 844-311-5678, office 702-293-2540).
What is the stay limit at National Park Service campgrounds in Nevada?
Where the agency states one: 14 days (6 campgrounds), 30 days per developed campground, 90 days within any consecutive 12-month period (6 campgrounds), and 6 months maximum (2 campgrounds). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at National Park Service campgrounds?
The pass itself covers entrance and day-use fees on National Park Service land, not the nightly camping fee; the Senior Pass may give 50 percent off some amenity fees, camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26).

All agencies: camping in Nevada.