Lake Mead National Recreation Area includes some incredible landscapes. Greg's Hideout is no different, maybe a little bit more subdued. Greg's Hideout Vaulted Toilets No Garbage Service 15 Day Camping Limit. Greg's Hideout Camping Area There was nobody else out here, so we had complete privacy. It is a small and barren camp area and could get crowded. There are firepits from previous campers. Campfires are allowed... which is more unusual these days, but there is nothing to catch fire, no trees and very limited brush or grass. Hideout Road in the early morning. It can get windy with the canyons acting as a funnel. Joshua Tree Forest - Grand Wash Cliffs Area of Critical Concern Joshua Tree Forest - Grand Wash Cliffs Area of Critical Concern Joshua Tree Forest - Grand Wash Cliffs Area of Critical Concern Joshua Tree Forest - Grand Wash Cliffs Area of Critical Concern

DIRECTIONS: From Kingman. Take I-40 exit 51 at Stockton Hill Road / Mojave County Road #20. Continue north... (Towards Joshua Tree Forest and Temple Bar) Take Hideout Road about 20 miles. From Las Vegas take Hwy 93. Turn towards Temple Bar. The Temple Bar Back Road #134 to Greg's Hideout is at the Ranger Station. If this road is too rough, you can continue south on Hwy 93 and turn to Dolan Springs. Continue past Dolan Springs to Hideout Road. Turn left and Greg's Hideout is about 20 miles. The last 1 1/2 miles of road to Greg's Hideout is downhill and sandy. It shouldn't be a problem, except in bad weather... MAP TEMPLE BAR BACK ROAD Temple Bar Back Road #134 has limited pullout and hiding spots. There are possible camping spots. The road is narrow with washes and loose sand areas. We drove this road once, but probably won't risk it again without a 4x4. Temple Bar Back Road #134 SALT SPRINGS This road was too rough with our bad shocks. Salt Springs is 4 miles on Road #135 WHITE HILLS This road was too rough with our bad shocks. We couldn't see the White Hills from the junction of Temple Bar Back Road. From road towards Temple Bar Showers at Temple Bar. The laundry building is hidden in the cottages. Water is drinkable, we presume? Climb To Safety In Case of a Flash Flood

Camped here May 2, 2006 Near Pierce Ferry Also see: ALAMO LAKE Also see: BONELLI LANDING Also see: BOX CANYON Also see: CIBOLA / COLORADO RIVER Also see: CRAGGY WASH Also see: DEATH VALLEY / SALINE Also see: DEATH VALLEY / WILDROSE Also see: DOME ROCK MOUNTAIN Also see: GOVERNMENT WASH Also see: JOSHUA TREE Also see: LAKE HAVASU Also see: LAVA POINT Also see: MESA ROAD Also see: MOJAVE DESERT Also see: NEEDLE MOUNTAINS Also see: OSBORNE WASH Also see: PLOMOSA ROAD Also see: SCADDAN WASH Also see: SWANSEA TOWNSITE Also see: TRONA PINNACLES Also see: WAGON WHEEL Also see: WILD COW SPRINGS Also see: WINDY POINT CAMPGROUND INDEX CAMPING RECIPES CAMPING CHECKLISTS TOURIST PHOTOS CHEMTRAILS We have never seen a day without chemtrails in the Lake Mead Recreation Area... there's pain in my heart... www.eugenecarsey.com ARIZONA CAMPGROUNDS LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA GREG'S HIDEOUT