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Effective June 1, the entrance fees to Lake Mead National Recreation Area, which are valid for seven days, will be $25 per vehicle, $20 per motorcycle or $15 for bicyclists and pedestrians. An annual park pass will cost $45. Camping and vessel fees remain the same.
Lake Mead has no "real" beach. The shore line is either very rocky or very muddy or both. It doesn't help that the water level is amazingly low at this time.
While the amount of water flowing into Lake Mohave remains consistent, the persistent drought may begin affecting the quality1 of the water. When Lake Mead water levels are high, water flowing through Hoover Dam to Lake Mohave is cool and clear having been pulled from the deeper parts of the lake.
Effective June 1, the entrance fees to Lake Mead National Recreation Area, which are valid for seven days, will be $25 per vehicle, $20 per motorcycle or $15 for bicyclists and pedestrians. An annual park pass will cost $45. Camping and vessel fees remain the same.
There are many places to swim in the bright blue waters of Lake Mead and Lake Mohave. Be aware that there are no lifeguards in the park. Always wear a life jacket.
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There is an entrance fee daily $25 or they also have $45 annual pass and that also lets you get into the other areas such as Lake Mead. Willow Beach is about an hour away from Las Vegas straight shot on new fwy 11.
Park picnic areas are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We do not take reservations.
The flow from Black Canyon is Lake Mohave's only major water source. The 1,450-mile Colorado River system is incredibly dynamic.
Lake Mead National Recreation Area has entrance and lake use fees. Lake Mead passes can be purchased online or at one of our entrance stations. You may also purchase passes by printing out a mail-in form. Current pass holders can enter the park through the far right-hand lane of the entrance station.
This beach is open to the public but is also allocated for pre-scheduled special events. Located along the southwestern edge of Lake Mead near Boulder City. Enter the park at the Boulder City Entrance Station, and travel north on Lakeshore Road for two miles.

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