Bonelli Bay is a remote, free dispersed camping area nestled within Lake Mead National Recreation Area near Temple Bar, Arizona. Situated at 1,246 feet elevation on the shores of Lake Mead, this desert camping destination offers direct water access and authentic backcountry experiences for RVers and tent campers seeking solitude in the Arizona wilderness. The site features vault restrooms and basic facilities, making it an accessible option for those exploring this scenic lake region. Access to Bonelli Bay is via a rough dirt road (four-wheel drive recommended) that winds through dramatic desert canyon terrain, adding to the adventure and remote character of the experience. The campground is popular with anglers and water recreation enthusiasts, offering excellent fishing opportunities and boat access to Lake Mead. Visitors benefit from free camping (with Lake Mead entrance fee) and a 14-night maximum stay limit. The surrounding area provides stunning desert vistas, opportunities for hiking, and proximity to the Temple Bar Marina area. This dispersed camping spot is ideal for adventurous travelers seeking a rugged, undeveloped desert experience with direct access to one of the Southwest's largest reservoirs, without the amenities and crowds of developed campgrounds.