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Swimming Holes Nevada Swimming Holes Nevada has 10 named swimming holes on record across 7 counties. Types include rivers and lake coves. 4 have a closure or hazard note on file.
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Central Nevada and Highway 50 (1)
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Name Water type Access Fee Status Development Lake cove Access paved road Fee $5.00 ($10 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status Closure or warning on file
Las Vegas and Lake Mead (3)
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Name Water type Access Fee Status Development River Access – Fee $10.00 ($15.00 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status No closure on file Development Lake cove Access – Fee $25 per vehicle, $20 per motorcycle, $15 per person on foot or bike (7-day park entry); card payment only Status Closure or warning on file Development Lake cove Access – Fee $25 per vehicle, $20 per motorcycle, $15 per person on foot or bike (7-day park entry); card payment only Status No closure on file
Northeast Nevada and Elko (1)
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Name Water type Access Fee Status Development Lake cove Access – Fee $5.00 ($10 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status No closure on file
Reno, Tahoe and Carson Valley (4)
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Name Water type Access Fee Status Development Lake cove Access – Fee $10.00 ($15.00 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status No closure on file Development Lake cove Access – Fee $5.00 ($10 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status Closure or warning on file Development Lake cove Access – Fee $12 per vehicle for day use, paid at the gate; fees go up over the Fourth of July holiday weekend Status Closure or warning on file Development Lake cove Access – Fee $10.00 ($15.00 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status No closure on file
Southern Nevada outside Las Vegas (1)
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Name Water type Access Fee Status Development Lake cove Access – Fee $5.00 ($10 for Non-NV Vehicles) Status No closure on file
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Photo credits (10) Cave Lake: N Walters , Public domain Big Bend of the Colorado: Alexander Stephens, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation , CC BY-SA 2.0 Boulder Beach: Andrew Cattoir, National Park Service (Lake Mead National Recreation Area) , Public domain (US federal government work, NPS) Cottonwood Cove: Andrew Cattoir, National Park Service (Lake Mead National Recreation Area) , Public domain (US federal government work, NPS) Wild Horse Reservoir: Famartin , CC BY-SA 3.0 Cave Rock: Davemeistermoab , CC BY-SA 4.0 Lahontan Reservoir (Silver Springs): Jonas Dovydenas / U.S. National Archives and Records Administration , Public domain Nevada Beach: Sergey Yarmolyuk , CC BY-SA 4.0 Sand Harbor: DimiTalen , CC BY-SA 3.0 Echo Canyon State Park: Nick Christensen (MojaveNC) , Public domain Common questions Where are the swimming holes in Nevada?
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10 named swimming holes are on record: Big Bend of the Colorado, Boulder Beach, Cave Lake, Cave Rock, Cottonwood Cove, Echo Canyon State Park, and 4 more.
Are any swimming holes in Nevada closed?
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A closure or hazard note is on file for Boulder Beach, Cave Lake, Lahontan Reservoir (Silver Springs), and Nevada Beach. Each page has the dated detail.
