Boulder Beach Is Back - Lake Mead Water Is Up !! 

Water looks better a little bit anyway. I miss the old days when the lake was full. Everyone loved to go out to the Marina and feed the fish 🐟

Water's up! Great news. Keep the water coming!

Hey, Hey, RVerTV Russ,Bolder Beach ,YEA To Cool For School. 👍

Do you know what I would like to see you do is have a video of you camping overnight and just show us what you do when you are camping and what you have to eat. I would love it to go along with your other adventuring.

Gas went up 16 cents overnight where I'm at, I don't know if I'm going to make it to the desert southwest in November. Nice looking campgrounds. Safe Travels

Nice that the campground has some trees.

Brings back memories! Remember spending many a day at Boulder Beach, and swimming where you are walking.

Is nice to see boulder beach back russ See you at roberts stream

Hey Russ!!! Another " BEAUTIFUL DAY"!!! "LOVE THE SOUTHWEST "!!!

That looks like a used railroad car wheel they used as weights. Have fun, Russ. Take care, Mike

no crowd! must be easy to get reservations, thank you ALL stay safe

When I was there 51 years ago, all of that was underwater. The lake was huge. Where we camped, it wasn't far from the water.

Weird to imagine that where you walked used to be high level water line. 😮😮

Hi Russ! Good to see you. 😃

I love watching your videos. Have you been to Echo Bay lately. We were there at this time last year. Crazy how low the water was from my previous visits. We drove from Vegas to St. George, then down along Lake mead towards Echo bay and Valley of the Fire. Amazing scenery. I’d love to go back to camp and explore more. Thanks for the videos.

Those palms looked happy.. back to the days of Ester Williams. Thanks again … got me wistful of getting a road trip

Great news for Lake Mead.

Even though the water levels are still low it's nice to see some greenery. Hopeing for a good monsoon season. Still a monumental time for the desert area. Glad you could share it with us. Too old for school, but still cool.!!! 👍👍🏍🏍🏍🙋‍♂️

Lake Mead water level is 5 ft. above where it was 2 months ago, but more than 20 ft. below where it was this time last year and 40 ft. below where it was 2 years ago.

You should come to northern Minnesota. The camp sites are in the forests & you can’t see your neighbors. And listen to the wolves howling while watching the Northern Lights.

Gosh the overlook area is in the middle of nowhere. I didn't realize how much open ground there is. Thanks for filming and your narration.

Beautiful! Thank you. Nice to see the campgrounds. Be safe.😳😎

The weather started getting rough the tiny ship was tossed if not for the courage of The fearless crew The minnow would be lost

That is a beautiful campground 👍

Nice ride along, thanks for taking us Russ. ✌️💛🙂

Hey thank you for taking us along keep an eye out for the rattlesnakes

Hey Russ, you picked a super nice-looking day for this episode, with the blue sky and clouds stretching off to the horizon. That story board with the campers and their setup--they're really roughing it, aren't they--no personal electronics, solar cells or portable power devices in sight 🙂. Looking closer I see the photo was from 1954, the year I was born...very cool!

I remember camping in boulder beach campground about 83. Water was around a hundred feet or less walk past the trees. Looks like you'd do a serious hike to get to it now. Sure looks different.

Good luck on the water coming up to like it was in 1990s

Nothing like the desert 🏜

Great video Russ. When I was young we use to camp at that camp ground all time and launch our boat there and the marina was also nearby. The water was just a short distance away. Thanks again for video and look forward to the next one.

Thanks for the ride, Russ 👻

Thanks for the ride along, camp sites I've heard of but never visited. The sites still seem nice even with water levels down. Thanks again Russ.

Great ride around today. Thanks 🇦🇺🇦🇺

I so enjoy your videos!!! Love them

Hey Russ, that anchor you saw was a rail car wheel with the axle off.

November can be good for some soaking rains in the dez. Here's hoping!

desert is beautiful for me👍

Stunning air clarity. Beautiful video work.

That heavy metal achor was probably connected to a buoy, we can now say "back in the day."

Hey Russ! Thanks for the ride along. Very different with some greenery. Beautiful. I'm sure they don't want you metal detecting. Think of all the teeth with fillings you could find. Stay safe out there!

I hope you'll take us on a tour around the cool downtown of Boulder City, Russ. Since the through traffic was diverted along I-11, it's so much quieter and more enjoyable than 'back in the day'.

Thank you, looks like a nice area for some winter camping, live in Colorado and love the big open west landscapes.

Open Lake Mead!

Good information...thanks..and as always...COOL

Nice little side trip. Beautiful day and thanks for the ride, Russ. Take care.

Thanks for the update

YAY!!!!

nice to see some gum trees at the rv park

Ya! nice sky takes your mind off all that dusty dirt and scrub, Ha!

Have you been out to St. Thomas? with the lake being so low the town is exposed, should be able to walk around the town👍

Hi Russ! Beautiful here in southwest Missouri, too!

Great video i keep camping on the ocean. 😅😅😅😅😅

Thanks for the video 👍

Hello Russ Thank you for sharing your Videos.

Going down from northern BC to our off grid, in Yucca Arizona

Nice road trip.

Generators and dogs barking, sounds like something we'd say. Yet this campground we will use and have several times. Hate to advertise it but it's only $10 if you have a Lifetime Senior Pass. We have a 2022 Travato with Lithium, so we don't need any hookups but at least these have water. Even though we sleep with a loud fan running, we still normally avoid campgrounds. This one however is very quiet, and the host seem to be on top of things when it comes to quiet times. In terms of campgrounds, these have some of the most privacy and distance from each space. Quiet a few have shade at some point during the day with a few that have some all day. We have family in Boulder City and even though their neighborhood HOA isn't that strict, our family is weird about how long we park at their house. Gives us a nice getaway when visiting and we love this area.

Almost 100,000 subs, yay.

In 1956 Russ the Lake dropped near that low, then climbed back up. 1983 is when it went over the spillway. Lake Havasu is where Los Angeles has its intake like Vegas does, I guess that's why they keep Havasu so full. Colorado River Aqueduct starts there. You ever go look at the lakes on the other side of the water lines out of Havasu Russ? Get in a campsite next to someone who doesn't know how to build a fire without smoking everyone out.

The big round piece of metal, was a train wheel

🙋‍Hello Russ! This was really a nice ride out to Lake Mead. Glad to hear the water level is up. Looking out over the area, with the lush green grass is beautiful next to the lake & white rock. I Liked seeing Boulder Beach & the really nice campground. Have a great weekend!👍

Train wheel

Las Vegas returns 93 percent of the water it takes from the lake. Yea sure it does.

Didn't you say you were going up to the "North Rim of the Grand Canyon" this Fall? I was looking forward to that trip so I hope you do.

Thank you Russ for all you wonderful coverage in particular all the plamosa road areas, North of the Q, let me know when you decide to run for Mayor of Q, will help the campaign

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A nice video, thank you! The sincere prayer of a Righteous Person accomplishes much! They, prayers can even add much water where needed! It's in the Christian Bible which is great before sleep reading! Love your videos! Ron PTL USA🙂

I believe how empty the campground was

The best spot to park with shade was on the right behind the building do they allow conversion buses, won't be going to Quartzite Arizona this year gotta work God bless and be safe ✝️🇺🇸

God Bless , United States America , Russ, RVerTV Fans. RVerTV TOO COOL 4 SCHOOL. Happy Trails - U.S.A. - Russ - RVerTV Fans. Canadians Need Russ to Visit Canada in 2023 Eh. Thank you Russ.😉

Great video as usual thank you Hey I was wondering how do I get the video of you going in the river boat to the Davis dam how do I find that 1

Would be very helpful to know qw6uality of mobile signal at each camp location.

The water is not up... the fact that the monsoons could add a few inches to the lake just illustrates how little water there is in the lake

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Hello Russ great video, how do you use your senior pass online do they ask for a number?

Lake Mead again? Have you considered visiting other states?! Summer would have been a good time to make run cross country to all the Northern states up into Maine and then head back West through Central States; I don’t know but I keep seeing your thumbnails wishing you’d go see America so I could go along. I get enough Arizona from CVK and his crew!

I don’t know where you are but if you do head down to Laughlin and Bullhead City, take a look around Searchlight. However, it is a notorious speed trap. Because of the rains, I am not sure you can go over Christmas Tree Pass. It’s on the map and there are pictographs to see in the area. Once you finish the dirt road ride, it will put you on the road for Laughlin.

Finding bodies in a barrel is a pretty scary thing but maybe they can get some resolution to who it was

I can hear all the old bones crunching under your feet

Hello sir family members and friends what is a good place to camp out in Cholla Bullhead AZ home

@6:49- Evidence that gangsters got tired of digging holes.

Anyone know why they dont allow metal detecting?

Did everyone in CA flush at the same time? 😆

You did not stay up north very long.

running out or water

There are any gas stations?

Mind boggling on many levels. The vastness Low levels of water The many campsites available etc. Question ... with the exceedingly low level of water why aren't the authorities removing boat wrecks etc as it would be the right thing to do ? Also, why no metal detecting permitted ?

"Accidental drowning"? Is that what they call it, Russ, when some poor guy with his hands duct taped behind his back gets his feet tangled in a chain connected to three cinder blocks and then manages to "fall" overboard? Just asking.

If the water level rises they will be underwater

Nevada is much preferable to Florida these days. Vast spaces, sparse population, nice weather, no tornado, no flooding. Beautiful video, Russ ! RICHARD

Why is a camp fire Not allowed?? Nothing to burn No Forest to catch on fire.....

Shoot! Get yer lawn mowers out!!

Clean up Dead bodies!

did I offend with my comment that Im the fisherman? comment was deleated

Re millions of gallons going to vegas: Nevada is only allotted 4% of the Colorodo, and WE DON'T EVEN USE ALL OF THAT!!! ...remember Clark county recycles 99 percent of INDOOR water (unlike California cities). It goes right back into Lake Mead. 40% of the water we take is indoor use. Most of the colorodo goes to farms in imperial and riverside counties and Arizona. SOURCES: "Southern Nevada Water Authority" and "Colorodo River Compact". P.S. Las Vegas will NEVER "run dry" unless the colorodo essentially dries up. Our intake to Lake Mead is BELOW DEAD POOL. So that means the water hogs won't get their water, leaving plenty left over for Vegas.

Nevada does *NOT* use “millions and millions of gallons of water a day” from Lake Mead. First of all, of the 3 states and Mexico that get water from there, Nevada is allotted the least BY FAR: _Annual water allotment given in acre feet:_ -California: 4.4 million acre feet of water allotted per year. _(usually exceeds the amount of water they are allowed to take)_ -Arizona: 2.8 million acre feet of water allotted per year. _(frequently, but not always, exceeds the amount of water they are allowed to take)_ -Mexico: Mexico and America have a treaty stating that America must ensure that Mexico gets *at least* 1.5 million acre feet of water allotted per year to Mexico. _(Mexico is entitled to go over the 1.5 million allotted, as the treaty states America must provide AT LEAST 1.5 million acre feet of water, so Mexico’s allotment is actually 1.5 million or more acre feet of water)_ -Nevada: 300 *THOUSAND* (NOT millions) acre feet of water allotted. _(Never goes over the amount of water it is allotted, typically has extra water to spare, which California usually ends up getting)_ Also note that Nevada (Las Vegas) recycles water used in homes, treats it and redistributes it back to homes & some of the Las Vegas strip is provided water by an underground aquifer and doesn’t take or affect water in the Lake at all. *Note: an acre foot of water equals approximately 325,000 gallons of water,* and Nevada uses less than 300,000 gallons of water from the lake a day, NOT “millions and millions of gallons” as you stated. By contrast, California uses approximately 4 millions gallons of water a day, Arizona uses around 2.5 million gallons a day and Mexico used around 1.2 million gallons of water a day.

The RV park is very pricey, about $900 a month with no real amenities. I asked them why so much and they said because they're "walking distance" to the lake. What a joke

Those poor individuals will probably have Mafia hit or maybe a motorcycle gang

Lake level at 1045 far below this time last year (1068). Water level will fall again (March 2023 thru July 2023). Look at historical charts. This is not a celebration