T.K. Jones Campground at Squaw Lake

I bought a yearly pass for $75 and that includes a limited number of nights here and at several other camping areas in the region. The pass also allows you to use the facilities (but not camp) at LaPosa South. I think it's $10 a night for a one night stay. Showers are $1.

Yes, you're packed in. Each camper gets two parking spots. One for your rig. One for your tow vehicle or chairs, etc. It's a great place to come if you're craving company after spending time alone in the desert. Lots of full timers here and a nice community.

Hot showers are a benefit. You're right on the lake with great bird watching and kayaking. Some good hiking around here. Overall a great spot!

This CG is very tight, like a parking lot. Not my choice. It is $75 for season two weeks at a time. Different fee from the LTVA area.

Basically a parking lot, but services here are great. Right on the water, multiple shower houses. Clean.

If you are looking for privacy this is not the spot for you...but... if you are seeking direct access to the water and showers, this is great! Very clean and inviting area. Showers are $1 for 7 minutes.

Blacktop all the way here. Beautiful Squaw Lake connects to Colorado River. Boat launch for small boats and fishing. Good hiking. Hot showers $1. Good drinking water and mail services available nearby. $75 gets you an annual permit allowing 14 days/month. Sites on parking lots but plenty of room.

Bring your kayak! This is a hidden gem of BLM camping.

There are two shower buildings that are clean and we'll maintained. Tokens for shower are sold onsite.

The downside of this campground is that, because this is tucked under the dam, there is no cell signal for T-Mobile. Camp Hosts were friendly and knowledgeable.

That about says it all, nothing but a parking lot and dirt gravel on the Colorado River. Restrooms and showers but only cleaned twice a week during covid-19. When it's winter everywhere else this is where you want to be. Mostly a good crowd. Doc the campground host that everyone enjoyed is gone. Replaced by the current hosts that don't seem to want to engage in anything but to stay isolated in their motorhome.

We enjoyed this campground, but we were lucky to be able to boat-in. The sites are not accessible by vehicle and your gear must be carried in from the parking lot. More wildlife here than other similar desert areas. Protect your food from raccoons and Burros!

I always come back to this area because it's so laid back and open. Since we camp here with a canoe we have fun setting up right along the water. Some spots you can canoe out to with your gear and camp! I have had some critters get into my gear here, but all in all it's a quiet, laid back boat launch site with nice, large sites and showers too.

It's a great spot to set out with canoes and kayaks, and I'd recommend adventuring over to Hidden Shores and all around in the hidden water trails to explore the area, hop out for a picnic, or hop in to cool off!