Las Vegas Boat Harbor: Dock, dine, and fun for the whole family by Lake Mead.
Las Vegas Boat Harbor is a Boulder City marina with a store, cafe, and gift shop near Lake Mead. Guests enjoy floating docks, watching fish and waterfowl, and feeding the ducks. The harbor offers public restrooms and friendly staff, plus parking in a dirt lot. Access requires a lake pass or day park admission; boat rentals and casual meals make it a popular stop near Hoover Dam.
490 Horsepower Cove, Boulder City, NV 89005, USA
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Hourly and daily rentals of motorboats and other watercraft for exploring Lake Mead, with staff assistance and safety gear.
A well-stocked shop offering boating supplies, snacks, souvenirs, and popcorn for feeding wildlife like fish and ducks.
A casual restaurant serving meals and drinks with scenic lake views, ideal for a relaxing bite after activities.
Free access to floating docks for fishing, observing carp and striped bass, and feeding ducks in a family-friendly setting.
Complimentary dirt lot parking, public restrooms, and a gift shop for convenience during your visit.
Overall rating
choy LEOW
A unique location...6+ decades of presence...on a notable body of water so clear and pristine we certainly hope one day its level will return to its glory days...🙏...
Andrea
Loved the boat harbor, even without a boat! There is plenty of free parking in the dirt lot. I am from MN and never seen so many fish at a dock. LOL. Super fun to see carp, striped bass, and other water fowl. The ducks, and fish followed us around the entire time were there. It sure would be fun to bring kids to feed the ducks and fish!!! They would have a blast! Public restrooms, restaurant and gift shop at the boat harbor too.
Jason Matsumoto
Very cool little side trip from Hoover Dam. We enjoyed strolling along the floating docks and watching the many fish, as well as a drink and a bite to eat at the cafe. This place is definitely worth a stop if you’re already in the area, though you’ll need to pay park admission or have a pass.
BummLife
Even though the water is so low this is still a great place to come and feed the fish/ducks. We come out here for lunch and the local environment. The staff are super friendly. Stop by the store and get some popcorn and let the kids have fun feeding the animals. Great way to spend a couple hours. You will need a lake pass or to pay the toll for the day to get here
nikuraba29
We couldn't tour the Dam because we had no where to keep the dog. Instead we drove down to Lake Mead and rented a boat. Way cooler. Plus the staff were great, friendly and helpful. Definitely worth it, and the water felt so good with it being 110° out.
