Come up the dirt road east of Meadview and the desert opens into Joshua trees, the Grand Wash Cliffs, and enough sky to lose an evening in. This is 1.25 off-grid acres in the Hualapai Highlands, high enough to catch a breeze and close enough that Lake Mead sits three miles west and Grand Canyon West is a morning drive. You bring the solar, the water, and the plan. The dark comes free.
The Basecamp You Build, Not the One You Pack Up
You've made the drive out to Lake Mead more times than you can count. You launch at Pearce Ferry, run the water all day, then load the cooler back in the truck and point it home, because none of it was ever yours to stay on. That's the part that wears on a man. Not the miles. The leaving.
This 1.25-acre bench in the Hualapai Highlands changes that math. Set a solar cabin or a manufactured home on it and you've got a place to come back to instead of a place to pack up and leave. Boater, off-gridder, Grand Canyon West day-tripper, guy whose idea of a perfect Saturday is not talking to a single soul? There's room out here for the version of you that shows up. You wake up to Joshua trees and the Grand Wash Cliffs, and the only schedule is the one you keep.
You're up on the high desert east of Meadview, above the east end of Lake Mead. The lake sits about three miles west, the Pearce Ferry launch is a short run north, and Grand Canyon West with the Skywalk is close to a 45-minute drive. This stretch of Arizona holds one of the largest Joshua tree forests in the state, so the strangest, best-looking trees you'll ever set a chair under are already growing.
Here's the trade: no grid and no city water, so you build off solar, a well or hauled water, and your own septic. That's not a catch out here, it's the point, because nothing hums on a meter and no utility bill follows you home.
The Grand Wash Cliffs were catching the last light out here long before any of us showed up, and they'll still be at it when this ground carries your name.
Is this your kind of land
A well-fed off-grid cabin, solar power system, and starlit nights above Lake Mead on the road to Grand Canyon West.
Not a fit for tent camping, mobile homes, or long-term RV living. This parcel requires a permitted structure (house, modular, tiny home, or alt-structure) and on-site well or water-haul setup.
On the ground
The red outline on the map is approximate. It is drawn from county records to show roughly where the lot sits, not a surveyed boundary.
Corner coordinates are approximate. Verify against the recorded plat before relying on them.
The record
† From county maps and records. Check with the county, or ask your Land Specialist what we have on file.
Dig deeper
Water: On-site: None. Options: Well or Haul. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option
Sewer / septic: On-site: None. Options: Septic.
This one is built for going off the grid, not plugging into it. There's no power line, no city water, and no sewer, so you set your own terms with solar, a well or hauled water, and an engineered septic once the perc test clears. The 1.25-acre bench gives you elbow room to lay out a solar cabin or a manufactured home, point the panels at all that Mohave County sun, and run the place on nothing but what you put there. Lake Mead three miles west and Grand Canyon West up the road make it a real off-grid basecamp, so long as your plan is to build rather than to camp indefinitely.
A plain-language summary of how Mohave County's Residential Recreation zone reads, current to October 2026. It is not a determination of what you may do here, and it is not legal or land-use advice.
Mohave County decides what is allowed, not us. Confirm current rules with Planning & Zoning before you buy.
What it costs
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