RV Rental Lake Mead, NV

Lake Mead is a massive body of water and a paradise for water sports lovers! The lakes surface area is ideal for boating and water sports, fishing, swimming, canoeing and kayaking during your RV rental vacation in Lake Mead. The rugged terrain of the surrounding areas only adds to the charm of being in the outdoors here.

Fishing in Lake Mead’s waters is a popular pastime here. Keep a lookout for trout, catfish, sunfish, largemouth bass, striped bass, smallmouth bass, and crappie when you cast a line to fish here. Take your pick of fishing from the shore, from a boat or from one of the three fishing piers located in the Lake Mead Recreation Area. Since the lake extends into two states, make sure you have the right fishing license for wherever you end up fishing.

Boating on Lake Mead is fun, especially when you have over 290 square miles of area to navigate. Enjoy the thrill of open waters coupled with scenic surroundings. In case you haven’t brought your own boat, there are marinas around the lake where you can rent boats and boating supplies. Take out your canoes and kayaks into Lake Mead and discover its many coves. Black Canyon is a popular part of the lake to explore in a canoe.

When you go camping at Lake Mead, set aside some time to hike the trails around the lake, the best season to hike is from November to March when the weather is cooler. The rugged terrain around Lake Mead is made up of canyons and desert areas, and if you’re looking for an easy hike, the Railroad Tunnel Trail is perfect. Covering about seven miles round trip, the hike takes you up a former railroad grade and offers beautiful views of Lake Mead. Explore the five large tunnels along the way.

When you camp in an RV near Lake Mead, Lake Mead RV Village is an option to consider. It has 115 campsites, equipped with full hookups, pull-thru sites, 30 and 50 AMP electric service, sewers, water, big rig access, dump station, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. There is access to restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and a camp store. Pets are welcome at this campground.

Lake Mead camping areas at Willow Beach come equipped with 37 campsites that have amenities like pull-thru sites, full hookups, 30 and 50 AMP electric service, a dump station, WiFi and cell phone coverage, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities, a camp store and a café. There’s a pet area for your four-legged furry friends to run around in. Bring your kids along to explore the recreational trails and the beach.

Whether you plan to rough it out in a tent or rent a camper near Lake Mead, the campgrounds surrounding the lakeshore are perfect if you want easy access to the lake. Boulder Beach has 148 sites with full hookups while Callville Bay has 52 sites with full hookups included.

Clark County campers have access to a variety of shopping, eating and sightseeing options in the areas around Lake Mead. The city of Las Vegas is a little over 24 miles from Lake Mead and absolutely worth checking out on your trip. There’s much more to this dazzling city than the usual casinos, gambling, and parties, and it makes for a great city to explore for the entire family. With a variety of shows, museums, natural attractions, and fantastic food on offer, Las Vegas is a fine city in so many ways.

Your Clark County camper rental will serve you well in exploring the Valley of Fire State Park. Spend the day driving through the state park, just an hour from Las Vegas. It’s Nevada’s oldest state park that is filled with an array of red rock formations that look like they’re ablaze in the hot summer sun. Check out the petroglyphs and unique rock shapes.

For a more city-like experience, soak in the sights and sounds of Las Vegas. Watch the stunning Fountains of Bellagio, a show that brings together water, music, light, and dance. A true treat for the senses, this is something you shouldn’t miss while in Las Vegas.

Take the kids to watch a show. From the Cirque de Soleil to the Blue Man Group, there are lots of live performances to choose from.

Las Vegas has tons of dining options, and you’ll be spoilt for choice between fancy buffets, chain restaurants, fine dining choices, cheap eats, pub food, and more. Stock up on supplies at one of the convenience stores, and fill up your rental RV at one of the gas stations in the city before hitting the road on your next adventure.