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We did a Friday-Monday extended weekend here. Great place, friendly staff, dog park and a short walk to the beach / cove area. We weren’t too fond of the 120° we experienced on our stay, but the cool water kept us all comfortable. We stayed in spot 12 and had no complaints it suited us perfectly!
We were looking for a spot at Havasu, all the Rv parks were full as well as all the State park campgrounds. Ranger at Lake Havasu State park gave us this location!! He said pretty much everything to the east of 95 was dispersed camping owned and operated by the Blm. (Check Blm map) There were a lot of people camping out here. Everything from families to boondockers. So many spaces to choose from. Pull offs all the way down the road. Rocks can be sharp, I blew a tire in one pull out. I liked this spot tremendously. It allowed us to stay in Havasu a little longer 😁. After 2 days of boondocking we got our spot at Cattail Cove.. Little BBQ spot on the corner of Mariposa and Rolling Hills is worth checking out. Pulled pork sandwiches are amazing 👌!
We stayed overnight in July and the temperature when we arrived was 113 degrees! As such, we were confined to our trailer. The price was very reasonable, $30.00 per night. Our site backed up to a large grassy area, but the heat had killed most of the grass. The sites are well spaced. The beach area on the Colorado River looked very inviting, but the ambient temperature prevented us from taking advantage of it. I can see this would be a great place in the winter, but not so great in the summer.
Great place we found near Kingman. No amenities, primitive. Pack in pack out. Lots of space for all campers. Tent, trailer, motorhomes. Amazing trails to hike. Rock formations are incredible. We found a spot with our 22' trailer, no problem. Dispersed camping should be easily noticable from Cerbat hiking trails parking.
First off, any weekend out camping with my wife is better than not camping, no matter where! With that said, we won't be camping at Cottonwood Cove again.
The good… The staff was friendly, the store well stocked, and the hookups worked flawlessly.
The bad… Our very tight site (#67) greeted us with an bag of trash on the concrete pad and an empty Coors like box in the metal BBQ grill. I mentioned tight quarters; the pull-thru site has you pull in opposite another camper and places each site within 4" of each other. Luckily my neighbor was friendly and considerate…we even worked out a plan for departing around the same time so we could prevent our insurance companies from meeting too. The campground roads are gravel and not maintained… Drive slow here, the ruts will keep your eyes on your rear view mirror!
Another good… The marina is where the money has been spent. It's well appointed with a ton of slips a s services.
Not a bad RV park. Cost a little more than it should. Pretty small areas. Clean and well taken care of. In a hurry to check out we forgot to get our laundry out of the laundry room, called back a couple hours later after we realized it, mysteriously it was not there!🤬
Nice well kept state park campground.
Bathrooms, showers.
Water and power. No sewer at camp sites, but does have a sewer dump station.
Has a cactus garden with small amphitheatre area.
Great beachy area with shade structure
This park is a hidden gem, a little rustic. Campsites built by CCC, old stone cabins, walls, and trails. There's RV parking away from park, a few campsites for small trailers, and beautiful tent sites.
I sent a letter to the owners of CCRR to alert them of the gross misconduct of their front desk employee, Winnie. I didn't hear back. This is a high-alert-day-and-age when the rest of us have to be wary of disgruntled employees who cross the line by behaving verbally abusive and harassing. Unprovoked threats like:“In the future don’t you dare show up and expect me to make room for you…"(even though we had a text message from another employee confirming availability), and if we didn't like it,“Pack it up and hit the road- go on- hit the road!” are unforgivable. Based on past 1-star reviews, this mistreatment of guests has been ongoing and escalating. So dear owners… on behalf of all your paying customers, your employee's aggressive and inappropriate behavior should not ever be OUR problem. And, until you have made your RV park a safe, enjoyable and friendly place to stay we'll be skipping the high dose of hostility and spending our money with your competition. Haven’t you heard? Zero-tolerance for bullies!
Went up for a few days to disconnect from the reality of home and to spend some time together as a family. Tent camping - took us a minute to find a spot but we found an amazing space just a short walk to the bathrooms. There’s porta potty’s closer but my little girls wanted to use the nicer bathrooms. There’s tons of hiking, beautiful scenery, VERY friendly wildlife. Elk and deer are everywhere and aren’t afraid of people. The weather was wonderful.