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Lake Havasu State Park
A beach in the desert? Oh, yeah. Awesome sunsets and water fun.
Bring your boat and get ready to party on the lake at this popular state park. If you're not a spring breaker, that's cool. This year-round spot is truly a watersports haven.
It's all about the lake here. Bass fishing is excellent and impressive. Water skiing? Sure. Windsurfing? You got it. Not to mention jet skis, tubing, swimming, you name the water sport, it's here.
Launch your boat from any of five ramps—But take sunscreen and plenty of water wherever you go, because you are in the desert. And it will be hot.
Because of that heat, RV camping is your best bet. You're gonna want that AC, big time. Every single site has electricity and potable water, and most have a ramada to provide a little shade from that noonday sun. Expect to pay a little extra for a beachside spot (worth it!).
Bring your boat and get ready to party on the lake at this popular state park. If you're not a spring breaker, that's cool. This year-round spot is truly a watersports haven.
It's all about the lake here. Bass fishing is excellent and impressive. Water skiing? Sure. Windsurfing? You got it. Not to mention jet skis, tubing, swimming, you name the water sport, it's here.
Launch your boat from any of five ramps—But take sunscreen and plenty of water wherever you go, because you are in the desert. And it will be hot.
Because of that heat, RV camping is your best bet. You're gonna want that AC, big time. Every single site has electricity and potable water, and most have a ramada to provide a little shade from that noonday sun. Expect to pay a little extra for a beachside spot (worth it!).
Activities in the park
1 campground in Lake Havasu State Park
Located skipped rock away from the area’s namesake lake, Lake Havasu Campground is lined by both primitive and modern campsites. And, better yet, the area’s known to be a favorite amongst anglers!
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