THINGS TO DO

This is where the Colorado River exits the Grand Canyon and starts to form Lake Mead. Located on the eastern edge of the park near a Joshua Tree forest, South Cove is one of the park's lesser known getaways. From here, you can launch onto the lake and venture out to numerous sandy coves. South Cove is the perfect place for boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, BBQ, and more.

Fly in a Helicopter directly from the Grand Canyon Western Ranch and experience a 20-25 minute flight through the grand Canyon that gives you an up close view of Guano Point, Eagle Point, and the Skywalk. You will be approximately 2,000 feet below the rim of the Grand Canyon, giving you breathtaking views over the Colorado River. You will also see Joshua Trees and other cacti with the possibility of some elk or wild horses. Your flight will then return to the Ranch where you can enjoy plenty other activities and amenities.

Enjoy authentic western home-style cooking served in our Historic Ranch House. Sit back and relax surrounded by the glow of an open fire, candle lit tables, and the charm of old-fashioned hospitality. After your meal you can enjoy Live Cowboy Entertainment in our famous "Diamond Bar" serving beer, wine, and all your favorite cocktails.

Whether you’re into hiking through rugged trails, snapping photos of epic vistas, or just kicking back and soaking up the peaceful vibe, Meadview has it all. Don’t miss the chance to explore the nearby Joshua Tree forests or take a boat ride on Lake Mead’s crystal-clear waters. It’s the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation—just a short drive away from Meadview RV Park!

If fishing is your thing, you’ve got to check out Don Martin Striper Hunters.This guided fishing experience is all about reeling in the adventure of a lifetime. Don Martin and his crew are the ultimate pros when it comes to catching striped bass on Lake Mead or Lake Mohave. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a total newbie, they’ll make sure you'll leave with a full cooler. Get ready to hook some fun!

Ride the Sky. Satisfy your need for speed on 3,200 feet of zip line, sure to get your heart pumping and your adrenaline rushing. You’ll soar 500 feet above the floor of a spectacular side canyon as the terrain rushes by. With two runs and four lines per run, you will be able to enjoy the ride with friends and family as you race down the zip line reaching speeds of up to 40 mph.

Soaring four thousand feet above the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon Skywalk is a modern marvel that offers visitors breathtaking views of this awe-inspiring natural wonder. Showcasing the canyon and all of its rugged majesty, this one-of-a-kind glass bottom bridge stretches seventy feet beyond the canyon’s rim. Although it appears to be floating on air, the structure is rock-solid. Enjoy looking down on the Colorado River from four thousand feet at the Grand Canyon Skywalk.

The Arizona Joshua Tree Forest can be found near the west end of the Grand Canyon just east of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Vacationing on the eastern side of the Lake Mead Recreation Area or traveling northeast from the city of Dolan Springs to the Grand Canyon West Skywalk, you will pass through this amazing high desert forest of unique Joshua trees. The forest is located 43 miles southeast of the Nevada state line off Arizona highway 93 on Pierce Ferry Road.

Our friends at the Western ranch have all kinds of can't-miss activities waiting for you. Climb aboard a covered wagon drawn by two beautiful Belgian Draft Horses or go back in time as you follow the old Mormon trail like the pioneers did long ago. As you climb through the Joshua tree forest your cowboy guide will fill you in with tales of the history and wildlife of this historic ranch. Arriving at Buffalo Point you'll get your first views of the majestic icon of the west, the Buffalo. The Sunset Horse Ride includes an extended ride, cowboy entertainer, and a champagne toast or soft drink at Sunset Hill.