Meadview, Arizona, is located in Mohave County
approximately 10 miles south of Lake Mead, 60 miles
north of Kingman, Arizona and 90 miles east of Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Meadview is a small rural community with a population of
approximately 1,500 residents and is unique in that it
is located entirely inside a National Park. The
area’s population fluctuates seasonally. While
Meadview is primarily a retirement community, there are
many families with children and weekend residents
escaping city life.
Meadview’s elevation ranges from 3,100 to 3,800 feet and
enjoys spectacular views of Lake Mead and the Grand Wash
Cliffs. The area is also known for its abundance
of Joshua Trees, wildlife, old goldmine sites and
four-wheeling adventures.
Residents and tourists can enjoy boating and fishing on
Lake Mead from South Cove, which is 10 miles from
Meadview. South Cove has a boat launching and
picnic facilities.
Meadview is also located approximately 30 miles from
Grand Canyon West which is home to the Hualapai Indian
Tribe’s Skywalk Glass Bridge, which is suspended more
than 4,000 feet above the Colorado River.