Campbell Cove RV Resort

I can't say enough good things about Campbell Cove RV Resort! I stayed here for almost 3 months. The location...it's close enough to the lake that you can walk to it. Some spots have a lake view! There's a great little store and deli just outside the park in case you need a snack. The people...the folks that take care of you (Connie & Tabitha) are the best! They will assist any way they can to make sure you have a pleasant stay. Everyone I met was so friendly and that's important because you are close to one another in this park. Even being close, I never heard my neighbors. Now if like me, you enjoy playing a little Texas Hold 'Em, they have a very fun, friendly Friday night game. I highly recommend! Book early...this place fills up and for good reason! Enjoy your stay at Campbell Cove!

We love lake fishing and decided to stay in Lake Havasu for several months in our Venture Sonic VRB190 trailer. The owners of Campbell Cover RV Resort are hands-on, and they treat everyone like family. We enjoyed Tabitha and Connie so much. Ed, Tabitha's husband was very gracious and welcoming. They even accept mail and Amazon packages, which are essential if you stay more than a few weeks. I am only semi-retired, so a stable, strong Internet connection was essential. We rented a cable box from them, and I had no trouble with Zoom meetings. There are a lot of campers here that are snowbirds that return every year and who we enjoyed socializing with over the holidays, especially the Friday night card games. Great lake views from many locations in the park. They keep the grounds clean, and all the amenities were well cared for. This park is outside Havasu State Park's gates, where so many events occur. Don't miss a chance to stay here if you come to Lake Havasu City, Arizona. We hated to leave.

There’s a RV Park sign on the main road, but NO lights on the sign! This is an industrial area and it’s pretty dark. Access to the Park is through the driveway and the Park is behind the Union 76 gas station. Spaces were extremely tight. The pool area was nice and the laundry was good. Lots of machines. Bath house was worn down and in need of some repairs. Lots of hot water though. Park is on the north end of town near a state park. Gotta drive into town for supplies. Lake Havasu is not a very bike friendly town so beware of trying to get around on bikes. No WiFi, but good cell service.

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!

FOR LOCATION I WOULD STAY HERE AGAIN. From reading some of the other reviews I see things much better then some. Main thing is out west private campgrounds are always tight on spacing. Finding ones that are not is a treasured place. Staff very accommodating and ready to help. Bathrooms fair. The 2 showers have low pressure and drip all the time. Sinks need a space to sit things and a cleaning around the edges. Laundry very small. Pool area looked inviting. Hot tub was always busy even with air temp.less then 50 degrees. Everyone staying here are very friendly and give a wave and smile as you walk by. . Only saw a few smoking outside. If your not happy with your space they are more then willing to help you out. Views can only be seen from very few places. A few public areas where you can watch beautiful sunsets over the lake. It has industrial buildings all around. The campground sits up high the buildings all around the campground obstruct views somewhat. Very quiet at night. Very cramped spaces makes me very happy I don't have slides. Place very busy lucky to get a space without a reservation. VERIZON reception 3 and 4 bars. If you want internet in your RV it's $15 a week extra. I just used my phone. Pets welcomed.

Only redeeming qualities of this campground were the pool/hot tub and the laundry facilities.
We have a very small slide on our camper (18” deep). Sites are so tight that we only had about 6” of space between our slide and the neighbor’s slide.
Many heavy smoking full-time residents. Couldn’t open our windows because the smoke would pour into our unit.
Place says dog friendly but it really is more “dog tolerable”. Only a very small (maybe 7x10’) caged area where dogs are allowed. Smelled so strongly of urine when it rained that I gagged walking by it with my dogs.
No views of the lake at any site. The website is deceiving. Would not stay here again.

Friendly, very competent staff ... sites are 'close', but still have enough room to be able to spread out between rigs (I'm not sure what other reviewers are complaining about regarding space) ... one of the nicest pool areas and hot tubs we've seen in an RV park ... very close to downtown and London Bridge, and right across street from Lake Havasu SP ... on north side of town, so you can easily go north to explore Route 66 or head south to Parker dam ... we will DEFINITELY chose Campbell Cove on our next visit to the area

The sites were very tight. With the slides out the awning almost touched the neighbors trailer. The park is old and some of the trailers look like they'll never be on the road again. It was close enough to London Bridge (2mi) that we could walk down there and back. Easy access into the park, drive through sites. Pool and laundry were good and we made use of them. We used Passport America to get 22$ + taxes + 3$ for 50A (forced on us based on RV size not need) per night.