Crazy Horse Campgrounds

Stayed here August 2020. The campground check in was short and simple. Large campground with many showers, restrooms, pool, general store, laundry, and cabins for rent. We stayed close to the water at F-32. Spent the night next to a party group who were up most of the night. Well beyond the "quiet time". We would have joined in but we had to be up early the next day. Electric, water, and trash were all readily accessible. There were rodents in the bushes behind the site however the grounds were clean. Very sandy sites, if tent camping bring tarps. Jetski rentals were a few steps from our site on the water. Unfortunately they were sold out for the day. Bring water shoes if you want to go in the water because it is very rocky. Other than the loud party going on the campground was worth the $50 to have a beachfront site.

Nothing fancy and a little run down. Some staff are friendly helpful, others are not. I hear it actually has had some improvements.

What we liked:
*Great Location
*We were able to reserve a spot just a few days before we arrived
*Full hook ups $50
*Quiet park on the lake
*bathrooms/showers were clean and had good hot water.

What we didn’t like:
No WiFi
The park is old, neglected, needs some repairs.

I gave this place an extra star bc it is a great location on the lake and near London Bridge. This is a VERY busy and booked up campground bc of its location. They do A LOT of business here so there is no excuse for how run down it is. They pack rigs in as close as possible to make as much money as they can which is fine but then fix the place up a bit!

We were with a group of about 15 rigs and everyone had the same comment. How can a place this busy not reinvest some of the money back into this place? Everything was run down from the bathrooms to the clubhouse to some sort of decrepit, make shift patio area in front of our site. See photos. The main room at the clubhouse had that really old, musty smell to it.

I find it hard to believe people are living here full time given the condition of this place. I will say they do have a nice sandy beach for the kids to play on. We didn't spend much time in the campground so it suited our needs for a long weekend. Would I come back again? Maybe. We have stayed at one other campground in Lake Havasu that we liked better but the location wasn't as great. I guess we will need to look around and see what else is out there to see if there are better options in the area.

Just a side note there is no sewer hook up and they offer to come around and empty your tank for $10. At least in the spot they stuck us in. The electricity was also a little spotty at times.

This campground is a little of an enigma. The campground itself is somewhat tired although the pickle ball, horseshoe pits, pool, etc were very nice. The washers/dryers were brand new (2/18). The sites were very tight with our awning just a foot or so from the Class A behind us. The patio area was concrete and pad was gravel. There are a lot of sites here with only a select few by the water or with a view. All utilities were at the back of the site so our sewer hose was stretched to the max (visions of the movie RV were dancing in my head) and power at our site was only 20 amp. Even though TV cable was “available” you needed a cable box from the office and when I asked they said they had none and had been waiting for a long time to get more so don’t count on it.

The enigma part was that the people there were really nice and I spoke with many campers that had been coming back for several years and 5-6 months a year. They had formed their own communities of friends and the park offered a lot of social activities. As a stop for one or two nights it’s not bad and evidently for those snowbirds it has its own charm.

This is a large campground next to a lake (river?) in Lake Havasu. It is just minutes from downtown. The spots are a bit tight, and not all of them have views. It seems to cater mostly to permanent residents.

This is a nice stop if you are in the Lake Havasu area. It's not top notch, but I could see spending a month here to enjoy the area.

We stayed right next to Lake Havasu which was the best part of the experience as we wanted to stand up paddle.

However if you are near the water you cannot have a sewer hook up. So you must drive to the dump or pay 10 bucks to be pumped. I went to the showers to save water and they were in dire need of fixing up. Had trouble getting hot water. Also the water in our area of the park went out one afternoon.

There's plenty of boat noise as well, but it quiets down at night. Lots of tiny flying things that you cannot keep out of your rig...unless you never open the door.

We had fun stand up paddling but found other areas to camp along the lake that were more suited to our preferences.