Lone Tree Dispersed Camping BLM

Open area by the foothills. Its fine for a day or two.

Right next to the highway. Busy, but we were able to find a spot with no neighbors.

Good enough spot for free for 14 days. Quite a bit of UTV traffic but it is on the trail. You can dump at the state park and get water for a fee. You can fill portable water tanks at Heather's Water and Ice at 34 N Lake Havasu Ave for $.25 a gallon Get an ice cream while you're there😊

This spot is best for a quick layover and then move on. Just an old gravel pit,th no water, no toilets, no trash. Only a few miles north of the town and Walmart. There were a couple of broke down burned out vehicles that added to the ambiance. No cell in the lower pit but ok cell on upper level.

Great spot to stop for a work week. 15 to a planet fitness for showers and 10 minutes to Loves gas station for another shower option. The area is large and has plenty of room for all kinds of campers.

The area is right off the highway, but you can go far enough back to minimize any noise. There are plenty of level areas to park with fire rings. Not much privacy here. You can drive to the wash area for a bit more privacy. Lots of OHV during the day and people run their generators at all hours, but I didn't have any issue sleeping.

No services, pack in, pack out. Verizon service was good. There are a few areas to hike around here. Had a great hike to the top of the rocky hill near the back of the area. (If you want some areas that are less busy, there are 2 other BLM areas along the highway that don't get as busy).

It was just under 90°F at midnight and the ground was so rocky that sleeping was a challenge

Pros- large places to stop, 4 bars AT&T and Verizon. Close to town. Cons - although there is a sign clearing stating 14 day stay limit, there are many who are using this as a permanent camp. There is a man who has a motorcycle trailer for hi bike and a cargo trailer he is living in, and has been here for more than 30 days, and at least 10 others around the perimeter who have set up for a long haul and have made this area their home base. One guy in a Minnie Winnie has a lot blocked off with rocks preventing areas from being used and has been here for at least 30 days. Also, on the weekends there is a lot of 4 wheeler an side by side traffic (which is livable as they are polite). People don’t seem to even think that the BLM office could shut this area down, especially as they leave trash and waste behind them.

It's free, it's close to town. It's also BLM so the are no rules as far as quiet time, generator use, etc. Our neighbors were living there and ran their generator every morning at 3am. Glass & nails abound and there are no services like water and garbage. OHVs speed thru during the day. But... it's free. We climbed the little hill and found a little registry book. Definitely will stay here again.

Not too pretty, but it does have its charm. Good pitstop but not a destination. Felt fairly safe.

Have stayed here a few times overnight and have always found it friendly, clean and mostly quiet. We stream TV with a verizon phone from the lower level with no problems. It's a great spot to fill up with fuel before crossing into California.

My brother and I camped here a couple nights. It was beautiful but very cold and windy. We were there the end of December 2020. I climbed the mountain at the north end of the campground and got some beautiful photos of the landscape.

I've been at this campground before in late January 2019 and it was cold and wind then too.  I was with friends and it was my first time visiting Lake Havasu. It is a crowded campground, good for a couple nights but not a place I'd stay longer term.

Really good cell service with AT&T! I like that it is on an upper hillside. Clean, no trash, quiet & civil while I was here. I felt safe & comfortable. Easy to drive into coming from the south on 95. Low traffic noise. Nicely graveled. AND FREE!

I needed a stop to break down the drive from the California Central Cost to Northern Arizona and it did the trick. It's not an exceptionally exciting spot, but it's quiet. I pitched my tent on a little dip and I could barely hear the road (and it was much more protected from the wind). I regret not having brought a hammer with me and it was hard to get the fixations through. No signal on Mint/T-Mobile.