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Lake Havasu/Windsor Beach
Lake Havasu is a large reservoir located on the Colorado River in Mohave County, Arizona. It is a popular destination for boating, fishing, swimming, and other recreational activities. The lake is surrounded by the city of Lake Havasu City, which is located on the lake's eastern shore. The city is home to Windsor Beach, a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and other beach activities. The beach is located on the south side of the lake, and features a sandy beach, picnic areas, and a playground. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, ospreys, and other birds.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
jenny couette
Very nice state park. Very large site. Sunset are beautiful. Staff are very nice and welcoming. Nice trail with cactus garden. Near everything by car or bike. Right on Lake Havasu and you see the London Bridge from the campground. Two points to complain. Showers have an annoying push button and only stays on for a few seconds and you have to keep pressing it and it took very long time to get warm and it is not realy warm, more cold than warm. We were there end of November and it is pretty cold in the morning till 10h and at night start to be cold at 5h PM, so It would have been nice to have a hot shower. Boats noice all day long to late at night and it is very loud but it is not state park fault. This is all I have to complain about. Hope to be back again.
Steven Dugard
Great park! Like every AZ state park we have been to, it's clean, well maintained, with friendly and helpful rangers and volunteers. Lake Havasu's campground was especially nice, as the sites are VERY widely spaced apart. Another big plus is our site looked over a beach and the lake.
Celine
We stayed in cabin #6 — a very nice spot that sleeps six comfortably. With the heat outside, both the lake and the cabin’s A/C were lifesavers. The beach gave us easy access to the water, and we were able to launch our kayak and paddle board right from there. We paddled all the way to the London Bridge, which took about two hours round trip. If you're into that kind of adventure, it’s definitely worth it. Fishing was great — lots of carp and striped bass around. The showers were clean, though I’d still recommend wearing flip-flops. The bathroom is cleaned every morning, which helps keep things fresh. Unfortunately, the neighboring family had two cabins and seemed to be a group of about 15. They were extremely loud, and their trash was scattered everywhere. Hopefully, you’ll have better luck with your neighbors. Also, we weren’t allowed to bring our dog, which was a real disappointment as well.
Hugo Saboria Jr.
Cabins are very nice. It does get a little crowded on the weekends with the other cabins being occupied. There is a fire pit/grill set up which is pretty neat. I highly recommend it! But do reserve in advance.
Destiny Frye
We came to swim, but with all the boats and jet skis making waves, it's stirring up the lake bed and making the water gross. The "swimming area" is in between two boat launches, so it just reeks of gasoline. Great place for boats, not so much for swimmers.