Havasu Springs Resort

We stayed here in our motorhome in a pull thru spot, they do not assign sites until you arrive. We got very lucky and got site 412, end of the row, overlooking the lake with a water view and a vintage floatplane nearby! Jed directed us and helped us to pick the best site. There are a lot of seasonal guests and owners. There were some beautiful park models nearby. We did not have great cell service with T-mobile, but I do not think it was good for any cellular provider. The sites were packed gravel with a concrete patio. Our toad fit snuggly behind our 38' coach. There were no picnic tables, so we ended up ordering a collapsible, adjustable table. It will get a lot of use. There is a restaurant/bar on site which was great, and we had good service. Lake Havasu City is nearby.

This is a membership resort through https://www.coloradoriveradventures.com/
So if you are not a member, call ahead to check availability and cost. We have been staying here for years and always have a great time. This is a great vacation spot if you want to visit Lake Havasu, Lake Havasu city, or Parker since it’s just about between Parker and Lake Havasu City. The resort is right on the lake so you can launch watercraft or hang out on their sand beach. They also have a nice pool and hot tub. The RV spots are very tight and not very well maintained. They also have mobile homes and trailers for rent. The summer weekends are usually packed with guests and it’s usually pretty loud throughout the night. They have a good restaurant, bars, and small convenience store with marina gas station. The cell phone signal is almost non-exist and the free WiFi is near unusable. We had one bar on Verizon and were lucky to get text messages. I also had an external antenna and mobile router using ATT which had four bars of signal. The ATT service worked during downtimes to stream video, but the network was congested over the weekend. So I would not plan to have any cell service especially for working remote.

I stopped for the "$10/night with full hook-ups and Sherry at the desk was so friendly and told me first off - "Did you see our signs? The catch is that you have to attend a timeshare presentation." She didn't try to pull anything over on me and was very upfront. The rate requires a two-night minimum and a four-night max. with a 90 minute required presentation (which I haven't attended yet.

After being on BLM land for the last couple of weeks I really wanted to get my batteries topped off and get a good shower. I'm excited for a pool, waterfront, and the ability to empty my grey tank and fill my fresh tank.

The area is gorgeous!

The cell signal is so bad that I'm actually in their office so I can do a training webinar for my team. Sherry felt so bad that I couldn't get signal that she offered the office! GREAT service!

The camping area is parking lot style, but quiet, flat, and truly full hookups as advertised.

We stayed here for an airstream rally and the location can't be beat. It is right on the lake and you can easily walk to the lake from any of the sites. The sites are mixed in with small, manufacture type homes that were cottages people own. Our site was right next to one of those cottages so we had a view of their AC unit. That was a little annoying and I definitely don't recommend getting a site next to one of those. There is a resturant on site and lots of different water craft activities to do. The grounds were very clean and we enjoyed our time there!
The only down side was our navigation couldn't find the place and we had to call and get directions. This place is very easy to miss if you are coming in at night time.

They advertise for miles about "CAMPING FOR $10.00 PER NIGHT, FULL HOOK-UPS, LAKESIDE SITES" we stopped, went to check in... $50.00 PER NIGHT +TAX =$57.00!!! they never mentioned you needed a membership in "Colorado River Adventures" on any of the signs nor was it mentioned to us when we went to check in. I wonder how many people they suckered into going down the twisty road and end up staying after miles of false advertising. We turned around and went back a few miles to the Cattail Cove State Park, had a beautiful shady spot with water and electric, beach and fishing and boat landing just steps away, all for $28.00 per night.