Lone Tree Dispersed Camping

Great location if you plan on doing a trip to Havasu! We stayed two nights, disconnected and went into town for the day. Right off the hwy with minimal road noise. Drive into town about 12 miles. Pleased to see sites left clean, kuddos to everyone doing their part in keeping BLM trash free. About 50+ RVS here, mostly clustered in center open space. We were lucky to find a spot on one of the less crowded “peninsula” sites.

We stayed three days here. about 50 other rv's in the area some in groups and most spread out around the area.

quiet at night and decent dark skies. it on top of the final drop into lake havasu so you can hear some of the louder truck coming up hill but did not really notice it was annoying at all..

We came in and went to the right near the sign posted at the area where the water had started eroding out.. we stayed about 6 ft away pointing southish.. this got decent sun for the solar panels

there were some running generators during the day and evening but my 9 or so it was quiet.

down the road are a bunch of cell towers so service was very good there.. ATT and tmobile.

it was windy the whole time which was fun.. we got to hear the wind whistling around the doors and windows.. LOL..

the ground was mostly gravel so no worries on getting stuck.. there are a couple of swells you need to be looking for especially with the lower unit like our airstream but not really a big issue.

we used the area to check out london bridge area, take a boat trip, drive over parker dam and down the CA side of colorado river to I-40, check out the other BLM area closer to town.. (this is better by a LONG shot.) and have some chil time.. there was a bunch of ATV coming through the area to trail but were going slow and waving to us..

we parked up wind to avoid the dust.. which over all was not bad..

the sunsets over the mountains are spectacular..

Area is basically an open gravel lot. There is an upper and a lower area. Plenty of room for a good number of rigs. Convenient location just a 15 minute ride to town which has pretty much everything one would need. Access is good with a gravel surface. If you are here on a weekend, check out the Bunker Bar which is up the dirt road from the campground about 3 miles. ATV or 4WD needed or just walk it. Hosts here are very pleasant and helpful. There is a bit of road noise but nothing bothersome. On weekends there is some ATV traffic through the camping area but all seem to be respectful and go through slowly.