Description

Arizona, Lake Havasu State Park Campground.  Easy access from Highway-95

Directions:

From Highway-95 in north Lake Havasu, take Industrial Blvd and go west(toward the lake).  Industrial Blvd goes into the State Park. 

Please see the Campbase map tab.  

Comment

Lake Havasu State Park Campground is open all year with two distinctly different camping areas.  The "overflow" parking Campground on the north end of the park and is dry camping only.  It has a restroom with showers and drinking water available.  The parking pads are paved and there is no shade.  It's essentially a upgraded parking lot.  There is no tenting allowed in this area.  It's primarily for fully self contained RV's.  It's location between launch ramps makes it a good campground for boaters and fishers.  Please see the Campbase map tab for the location of this overflow area.  The map pin marks this campground. 

The second camping areas (Windsor 2,3, and 4) are located approximately half a mile south and is a more traditional campground.  46 Electric and water hookups are available in this campground.  Most spots have shade trees, picnic tables and fire ring.  Campground roads and pads are all paved.  Most camp spots have a lake view and all have lake access,  The south loop is in a more natural setting with brush and trees.  

Pets are allowed but must be within your control at all times(leashed).  Fuel, restaurants, markets, and services are all located near the campground.

Local Recreation:

London Bridge is just half a mile from the campground and it's a great spot for photography.  There are also restaurants and shops located at the bridge.

London Bridge Beach is popular during the summer months.  Boats usually congregate on the beach and there is always something to do.

Bike trail.  The city of Havasu has extensive bike trails.  One of the trails passes near the campground.  Other trails run parallel to Highway-95.  The trails are well maintained.  They look wonderful.  Please see the photos tab for a picture of the trail.  

Boating and fishing is popular from the campground.  It's a boaters paradise with boating beaches available all along the lake.  The lake is approximately 25 miles long with approximately 100 miles of shoreline.  The park has three launch ramps and an extensive paved parking area.