Lake Havasu BLM

Spent 4 nights here during the Western Pyrotechnics annual winter fireworks show..

The area was packed with others in for the same event.

Only saw one motorhome burned out shell, not as bad as the Slabs. Everything else looks usable.

Paved road I with stop sign not far from town. Many levels and spacious spaces.

Kinda close to highway but a decently large area with flat ish spots. Will likely need leveling blocks in most places but not too bad. Lots of off-road trails cross crossing nearby. You’ll be able to hear the hwy. Good access to town and the SARA park.

We have camped at a lot of BLM dispersed and remote sites and this was the first site that we entered where we felt it was an immediate no. Old camper vans that looked like they’ve been living there, lots of trash almost like a dump site (appliances, pipes, broken luggage). Some spots had piles of grills, clothes, and more without a te... more

Four stars for easy access. Not bad. I didn’t go very far in as we’re only staying one night. A little crowded for my liking if we were gonna stay multiple nights. But it was easy to find a spot for a rig if any size and the road isn’t bad. Generators running through the whole night.

We stayed here for 3 nights in our 5th wheel. No problem getting in or moving around. It was a bit busy, but we found a flat spot away from most other folks. The first thing I noticed was that there were a lot of old vans and campers around and some looked like they have been here for a while, with stuff al around. No one bothered ... more

Very nice place to park your Class A, B, or C motorhomes. Asphalt drive off the highway then small gravel all the way back. LOTS of parking. Very quiet and feel safe Seven miles from Lake Havasu town. I will stay here again.

We stopped in for the night, before we check into our campground. Very close to the city, lake, and a nice view. Lots of people here, but still room between everyone. Be prepared for wind, Lots of wind, if you can’t get close to a burm. It did look like some were homeless, but still kept their things in order.

We arrived on a Friday evening and it was very busy, lots of people camping here. In general, people seemed quiet and respectful, we couldn't hear any generators by 9ish at night. We had no cell signal where we were (up about a quarter mile from the road) but we were looking for more privacy so we moved after one night.

I was so excited to come here and play in the water! It got a little more hot than we thought so we had to shorten our stay there. I felt the area we stayed in was safe and we saw plenty of stars at night. Close to town for shopping and laundry needs, plus we got to experience what a lot of the Havasu people do: sit close to the lake o... more

Was worried it would be busy with snowbirds but easily found a spot. Most had fire pits. Good signs to guide you as you enter to find a spot. All else fails just park in the middle where it’s flat. We loved going right over to the SARA trails to hike. We saw some amazing sunsets and the only downfall was we didn’t get any local channel... more