Havasu BLM Dispersed

Several large open areas just off the highway. They all were quite busy in late January but we still were able to find a spot with lots of room from other campers. It isn’t a spot I would want to spend multiple nights at but it served its purpose on our trip to set us up to go into and through Lake Havasu the next day.

On the main road south of town. Easy to find and spacious. Lots of friendly campers. Trails for hiking and biking beyond.

It's good. There are flat spots. No OTA television

This is a fairly active site, with a lot of local traffic on the weekends partying and starting confrontations with other campers. The loud music and yelling is prevalent at night, and during the day the noise from a local track can be heard all day and we'll into the evening. Throw in the shooting noise from people all throughout the area and it makes for a noisy camp. Yet, it still isn't all that bad and you can find farther out and more secluded areas if you have a capable enough vehicle.

There are two major turnoffs within a mile of each other. The northern one at about mile 175 is more suited for very large rigs as it is flat with plenty of room to park. At mile 174, where I stayed there is more ability to off road into the hills allowing for more separation from other campers. Both sites are pretty busy.

Basic camping area right off the highway. Only minutes from town. No amenities. Pack it in, and pack it out.

It was quiet and not too hard to find. Lots of space. There is some trash but that’s just how a lot of people are these days.

Do not like. Lots of trash and loud traffic noise. A few level sites. Will not visit again

Only minutes from Lake Havasu City. Lots of room to find a semi level spot. You can park far enough off the highway no highway noise. Lots of big rigs. No issue for 40’ pusher and 24’ car hauler

Easy place to find a open spot in the back and quiet until some dumbass pulled in and starts their generator and blares Pink Floyd .

It's two miles South of the SARA Park in Lake Havasu City. There are a couple of concrete pads available but previous long-term campers have left large piles of trash when they left. There's a dumpster at the entrance to the SARA Park just two miles down the road. Please use it.

Large, wide open space. Very little privacy besides the topography of the land - setting up on the hill or heading farther back. We pitched a tent and made it fine in our honda civic. Road is quite bumpy with lots of menacing, medium sized rocks. Area looks like it could be residential, but no problem there besides a motorcycle revving further back late at night. Stunning views in the morning, worth a stop in a pinch. We took the second turn in coming out of Lake Havasu City (there are several turn ins). The first turn in road was smoother.

Nice place for a hike and bike

Stopped at another blm spot, Craggy Wash and we turned around where we were able too with our 30ft TT, to much trash and broke down rv’s. then found this Havasu wash 4 miles south of town. Great spot, we’re the furthest back TT you can go.

Located on the east side of Hwy 95 in Arizona. It is a big area which can handle all size rigs. There were fire rings made with stones. I got there late in the afternoon but was able to find a fairly decent spot.

Been here often and love the spot especially for big rigs. Only problem is cell service. Way out in the back no Verizon or little and A T&T is what worked for us. Would suggest cell booster. Close enough to dumpster at Sara Park and town. Close enough to go to beach, groceries, activities.

Drove in and drove out. There were a couple RVs which looked broken down and a lot of trash. Did not feel safe. Left to try Cattail Cove, which is 10 minutes away.

Spent two nights, here not much noise. Lots of places to park. Found a nice flat spot. Will use again

I stopped at Havasu BLM on a whim, and I don’t regret it! This is an old gravel quart, and it looks like it. That said there are BIG Class A coaches up here too. Lots of room, some fire rings but stones scattered everywhere to create your own if needed. 6.5 miles to Lake Havasu City make for a convenient location. GPS : 34°26’36”N 114°13’27” W 1,180 ft. Elevation

Havasu BLM is Dispersed camping. Relatively flat, a lot of space to find a spot to park. Surfaces are hard packed generally with gravel base. Only 6 miles from Lake Havasu City makes for a great location. AT&T 4G signal 3 bars more or less. A great spot to lay over, bring your OHV to run around in the hills, or bring your boat and head to the lake!

If this is the best Havasu city has to offer I am quite disappointed. The area was dirty trashy. We were warned by other campers that there were nails from people burning and that they have already dealt with flat tires. As far as off-road riding the trails are access roads that follow the powerlines. If you want to ride off road, this is not the place.

Easy to get to, free, but bring something so you can go #2 Privately and comfortably.

Plenty of flat spots. The entrance is relatively smooth. Any size rig can stay here.

Although there were several rv's here, it was very quiet. Good star gazing and close to town.