Callville Bay Campground (Nevada)

100 Callville Bay Road
Overton, Nevada 89040
800 255-5561

Lat / Long:

36.138337, -114.727649

Callville Bay

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Best Campsites

29, 31, 33, 35, 36, 38, 40

Regions

• Desert
• Lake
• Lake Mead National Recreation Area
• Southwest

Campsite Types

• RV
• Tent
• Trailer

Season:

Year Round

Elevation:

1,204

# of Campsites:

80

# of RV Campsites:

52

Callville Bay Overview

Callville Bay campground is open year round and has 80 campsites about 1/2 mile from Lake Mead.  All campsites are first-come, first-served (no reservations). There are 52 RV campsites with full hookups and all of the campsites have a table, fire ring and grate. Most have some nice shade from tall cottonwood trees. There are no hookups here, but the RV park nearby has 5 sites with hookups.

Callville Bay campground has drinking water, Wifi access, flush toilets, horseshoes and an RV dump station.  There’s also a nice marina (with boat rentals), a boat ramp, restaurant & lounge, camp store and picnic area.

Outdoor recreation centers around Lake Mead where visitors can enjoy boating, canoeing, kayaking, water sports and fishing. There’s also nice places to hike and enjoy the wildlife.

In addition to Callville Bay campground, the 7 other campgrounds in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area include Katherine Landing, Cottonwood Cove, Willow Beach, Temple Bar, Echo Bay, Las Vegas Bay and Boulder Beach.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Lake Mead National Recreation Area offers striking landscapes and brilliant blue water.  The area offers a fabulous outdoor playground spread across a landscape of geologic wonders, Lake Mead, Lake Mohave and the Colorado River. The unusual combination of desert and water is home to 900 species of plants and 500 species of animals.  Lake Mead National Recreation Area has 8 visitor areas, 5 marinas, boat rentals, restaurants, hiking and biking trails, and 8 developed campgrounds. There are also three “National Recreation Trails” including the Historic Railroad Trail, River Mountain Loop Trail and Black Canyon Water.

Reservations:

First Come, First Served