RV Parks in the Lake Havasu Area
Lakefront resorts on the Island, state-park campgrounds with boat ramps, owner-lot communities, free BLM desert camping and quiet parks at the south end of the lake near Parker Dam. Compare them here, then open a park guide for rates, site types, reviews and directions.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona · On AZ-95, south of I-40
Parks
10 guides
Rates, sites & tips
Elevation
About 450–880 ft
Hot summers, mild winters
Season
Year-round
Best October–April
Las Vegas
About 2 hr 30 min
Drive from Lake Havasu City
Updated October 5, 2026 · Park details checked against each park’s website
Park map
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See where each park sits around Lake Havasu, then open its guide for rates, sites and directions.
RV park guide
Lake Havasu area
10 places to stay around Lake Havasu
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Level concrete pull-thrus with full hookups, a heated pool and a busy rec hall on AZ-95, about 11 minutes from the London Bridge.
A big, kid-friendly lakefront resort with a private launch ramp, boat slips, a pool and hot tub, and lake-view motorhome sites. Sites from $88.88 a night, tax included.
A gated mobile-home and RV community with a launch ramp, 90-plus slips and swim beaches. Daily rates from $99.45 with tax, plus weekly and monthly rates.
The former Crazy Horse Campgrounds, now under new management, with waterside sites, a launch, slips and moorings. Water and 30/50 amp; no sewer at the sites.
A family-run park half a block from the Windsor Beach launch ramps, with a heated pool and hot tub. Posted winter rates from $60 a night plus tax.
The state park campground on the lake, with water and 50 amp at every site, three boat ramps, beaches and cabins. Campsites $50 a night; 14-night limit.
A gated community of owner RV lots rented by the week (from $250) or month (from $800), with two pools and a chip-and-putt. No nightly stays.
Free dispersed camping in a desert wash off AZ-95, with room for big rigs near the entrance, a 14-day limit and no services. Stay out of the wash in storms.
A state park with 78 new full-hookup sites (opened March 2026), a boat ramp, two white-sand beaches and a dog beach. Upper-loop sites $50 a night.
A full-service resort at the south end of the lake with 45-ft lake-view pull-thrus, a marina, a restaurant and bar, a pool and par-3 golf.
Where to stay
Lake Havasu-area RV parks
Each park has a full guide with nightly rates, site types, review scores, directions and what’s nearby.
Havasu Falls RV Resort
Level concrete pull-thrus with full hookups, a heated pool and a busy rec hall on AZ-95, about 11 minutes from the London Bridge.
Islander RV Resort
A big, kid-friendly lakefront resort with a private launch ramp, boat slips, a pool and hot tub, and lake-view motorhome sites. Sites from $88.88 a night, tax included.
Sam’s Beachcomber RV Resort
A gated mobile-home and RV community with a launch ramp, 90-plus slips and swim beaches. Daily rates from $99.45 with tax, plus weekly and monthly rates.
Red Rock Waterside
The former Crazy Horse Campgrounds, now under new management, with waterside sites, a launch, slips and moorings. Water and 30/50 amp; no sewer at the sites.
Campbell Cove RV Resort
A family-run park half a block from the Windsor Beach launch ramps, with a heated pool and hot tub. Posted winter rates from $60 a night plus tax.
Lake Havasu State Park
The state park campground on the lake, with water and 50 amp at every site, three boat ramps, beaches and cabins. Campsites $50 a night; 14-night limit.
Havasu RV Resort
A gated community of owner RV lots rented by the week (from $250) or month (from $800), with two pools and a chip-and-putt. No nightly stays.
Craggy Wash BLM Camping
Free dispersed camping in a desert wash off AZ-95, with room for big rigs near the entrance, a 14-day limit and no services. Stay out of the wash in storms.
Cattail Cove State Park
A state park with 78 new full-hookup sites (opened March 2026), a boat ramp, two white-sand beaches and a dog beach. Upper-loop sites $50 a night.
Havasu Springs Resort
A full-service resort at the south end of the lake with 45-ft lake-view pull-thrus, a marina, a restaurant and bar, a pool and par-3 golf.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Park photos: Havasu Falls RV Resort, Islander Resort, Sam’s Beachcomber RV Resort, Red Rock Waterside, Campbell Cove RV Resort, Arizona State Parks & Trails (Lake Havasu and Cattail Cove state parks), Havasu RV Resort and Havasu Springs Resort. Craggy Wash video still: Dispersed Camper Man on YouTube. London Bridge photo via Wikimedia Commons: S. Winkvist (CC0). Map roads and places from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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