River Island State Park Campground

We were in site 4. I think our site was the best there! It was huge! We needed one block on one side. Was almost perfectly level. This is one of the smaller campgrounds near Lake Havasu.
The internet was not great but useable. If I sat outside at the picnic table, it worked much better.
TV reception was NONE.
There is a really cool mountain trail in the park that we walked.
Clean restrooms with decent showers.

Very nice natural area within big rocks and over the Colorado river. Cute .5 miles hike gives awesome views of the river bend.
Spaces are nice, level, paved, with hookups. Showers and bathrooms are clean.
Nice dog run too.
Just way too noisy over the I-95, plus other guests are actually power washing their rigs! Noisy and soap everywhere! I’ve never seen that before.
Dogs are not allowed at the beach. This is a major lay down.
They charge you whatever they feel like for an additional car. I found it really expensive for why it was.
Zero ATT signal and the campground WiFi only works with 2 feet of the office.

What everyone says about the cell signal is correct and the Wi-Fi only works close to the ranger station. However, with some persistence, an aerial and some luck we managed to get 2 bars of AT&T which were stable enough to stream the Super Bowl!

Small quiet campground and the facilities are clean and well maintained - great space in the showers and a nice change not to fight with a damp shower curtain.

Would definitely stay here again if we were in the area.

We were in a 28’ class A (not towing)

It is by far the best park along this route. However, no cell service what’s so ever. Not even to txt or call.
The WiFi worked for maybe 10 minutes, that is normal when in an RV park, for me anyway. Not even with a booster. We had Verizon and ATT
I have a business and needed to make calls, so this why it doesn’t get five stars.
It is very clean, beautiful, and your next to the river. They have a very nice dog park and hiking trail.
If you have no need for the outside world then this place is great.

Stayed here in site 21 for 3 nights in January 2020. By far, this place has the nicest curb-appeal on the Colorado River. Modern, meticulously maintained, well layed out. Conveniently located electrical and water hookups and a nearby dump station.

Lots of room between sites. A couple of nice hikes nearby. Verizon cellular data service was good.

Another nice Arizona State Camp. Motorhomes, 5th wheels and tents all find comfortable places here. We didn't get any cell service (T-Mobile) and the camp wifi doesn't extend much past the half dozen sites closest to the entrance. There's not much shade but the little cove on the Colorado is deep blue and very inviting. Some noise from Hwy 95, but nothing too bad.

This is a good stop if you are wanting to be near Lake Havasu and can't get a spot closer. It is very clean and surrounded by beautiful mountains. However it is bordering highway 95 and the noise is constant up until 9 pm or so. Sites have a reasonable amount of space between them and usually a tree for shade. The showers and washrooms are excellent, altho my husband complained about the fixed shower head that is too low for a taller person. Lots of dogs and there is a small dog park that owners seemed to appreciate. There is a good hike to Buckskin Mountain right from the park. The river looks reasonably clean but not sure I would swim in it unless the heat demanded it. There is no cell service and wifi is good only near the ranger station. An extra note about Lake Havasu City: this was our first time in Arizona and I was excited to find a warm place (in the winter) that was on a lake. However we were disappointed by the lack of character in this place. It felt manufactured rather than an organic city with lots of real charm. Restaurants were mediocre.