Crossroads Campground

Quiet At Night, Some Traffic Noise By day, One Vault Toilet And NO TP, Lots Of Mouse Poop and pretty filthy. Not sure if it’s the camp hosts responsibility to keep it up, but it’s bad. Bring your own TP.
Camp host greeted me and explained all the rules, can’t beat $2.50/night if you have the senior pass, otherwise $5/night which is still a great deal. No water, but a dumpster is provided.

I’ve been coming here for years, but it seems they’ve taken away the water Spicket which is kind of sad,
it was nice to be able to have a little water also the toilets used to be much cleaner and now you can barely walk in there even though there’s a host right next to it the toilets full of poop on the seat and urine looks like it hasn’t been washed or rinsed down for a long time :( The algae blooms been pretty bad everywhere else but not too bad here but there is a lot of donkey poop and the flies are pretty heavy so it does have a smell …. other than that again you get a stinky dirty toilet and place to put your trash for five bucks and you can sit on the river so at least it’s not 10 bucks! :)

Some shaded sites and on the Colorado River. The hosts do an excellent job running the campground. Sites are nicely spaced. But if you are looking for a quiet, peaceful setting this is not the place for you. The Colorado River is a busy thoroughfare for boaters. Some of the boats are very loud. But it does quiet down at night.

The park is not far from Parker, AZ so you have easy access to shopping and water.

If you have a National Pass the price is only $2.50 per day. Nice!

Dry camping with pit toilet & trash bin. We came in on Thursday, hoping to get a site by the river but all those were occupied. We got site 9, a pull through, under a big tamarisk tree. As you come in, turn left & it’s at the end of the campground. You can see glimpses of the river from the site. If you’re into water stuff like kayaking, swimming, there are 2 easy access, one at each end of the campground. Wild burros, group of up to 10, came down to the campground foraging, every evening. They don’t bother you unless you leave food out, including dog food. There’s not much to do at the campground. We drove to Lake Havasu City for 1 day. Other than that it’s a good place to just chill out, especially if you can camp next to the river. If you have Senior Pass it’s only 2.50 a night. A great deal!

This was a nice little campground right on the Colorado River. There are two sand beaches one on each side of the campground. You can sit your chair there and enjoy the view and/or go swimming. There are mostly older couples that are retired staying here. There were other solo female campers here and so I felt perfectly safe. The pit toilets are a bit smelly but clean. And there is accessible water at the camp host site. No camp host was staying there though. Most sites are out in the open sun but there are dispersed trees around and if you’re lucky you might get some shade at some point during the day. There is a lot of boat traffic but they seem to quiet down at night.

I love locations with water access so This was amazing. Verizon was adequate so I could work and lovely view of the river. Not free but at $5 the price is right. Most spaces are easily accessed by larger rigs. Only pit toilet and trash. No hookups. Every site has a grill and most have a picnic table. Few trees but mostly open to the sun.
Trash bin was a bit smelly. Otherwise pretty clean.