The Steps

Not sure what the “steps” are, maybe we’ll figure that out before we depart. This place could handle 30 or more and still provide ample elbow room, and we were the only ones here. Really surprising to me, given that the state park about a mile away was packed and overly crowded. We were concerned about a windy-weather advisory which caused us to stay in a protected location. But up on the upper steps there are some really nice views of upper lake Havasu and parts of Parker Dam, which would be great to wake up to. There is a bit of highway noise, but wayyyy more privacy than Catfish Cove could ever provide. We loved this place and would definitely return. We are in a Jeep JL with a RTT, so access was not a concern. I don’t think it would be much of a challenge to get a smaller travel trailer up here, and truck and camper combos would be a breeze. April says the bugs are bad. Terry say the DEET made the bugs tolerable...
Regarding cleanliness people tend to treat everything like gun range land fill. But we found a pretty nice clean spot

Lots of spaces. State land permit state you can stay 7 days but we noticed people had been there much longer. So not sure how that works.
Easy access but you have to be very care getting on and off highway. Can be very dangerous.
The higher you go the more of Lake Havasu you can see. If you camp too close to the highway it can get pretty noisy.
We loved it there and will definitely go back.