Best Campgrounds near Lake Havasu City, AZ
Camping around Lake Havasu City ranges from state parks to quieter spots along the Colorado River. Lake Havasu State Park Campground sits near the Colorado River and London Bridge, with good sites for tents and RVs. Cattail Cove State Park Campground has some shade and hiking trails that follow the lake. Burro Creek Campground gives you more room and nice views of the desert around it. Most campgrounds connect to paved roads, though you might need a higher-clearance vehicle in some areas where the ground gets rough. Some sites feel more private than others depending on where you camp. Watch for fire rules, which get strict during dry summer months. You should book ahead during busy times since these places fill up fast. You won't need special permits for most official camping areas, but check the rules before you go. There are limits on how long you can stay to keep spots open for everyone. Many campers come to Lake Havasu for water activities, and you'll find boat ramps throughout the area. The fishing is good too, with several types of fish in the lake. It gets hot here - summer days regularly hit 100+ degrees. If you want milder weather, try camping in spring or fall. Lake Havasu City works well for short trips or longer stays, depending on what you're looking for.
