Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Government Wash Campground Seasonal Heat Closure May 15 – September 30 — The Government Wash campground will close on May 15th to vehicle access and overnight camping to assess and manage area improvements and protect visitors and staff from extreme heat risks. The campground is anticipated to reopen for overnight stays on October 1st. It will remain Details ↗

Seasonal Trail Closures Due to Extreme Heat May 15 – September 30 — Goldstrike Canyon, Arizona Hot Springs, Liberty Bell Arch, White Rock Canyon, and Lone Palm trails will be closed for visitor and first responder safety. Please check the park website, social media, and weather for updates before visiting. Arizona, Goldstrike, and Lone Palm hot s Details ↗

Harmful Algae Bloom — A Harmful Algae Bloom has been confirmed in recent water samples taken from the Nelson's Landing and the Cottonwood Cove areas on Lake Mohave. To reduce health risks, the National Park Service recommends recreators limit body contact with these waters when algae is present. Pleas Details ↗

Bacteria Levels at Arizona Hot Springs — Fecal bacteria in water samples taken from Arizona Hot Springs frequently reach high levels, which can transmit human diseases. To reduce health risks, the National Park Service recommends recreators limit body contact in these waters, clean after use, and to never put your head

Rocks and mud on park roads due to Friday’s monsoon storm — Friday’s heavy monsoon rain from Boulder Basin on Lake Mead to south of Cottonwood Cove on Lake Mohave, has led to sharp rocks and mud on the roadway in several areas of the park. All roads are passable, but some may be reduced to one lane. Caution is advised as crews work to cle

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