Photo thanks to Havasu Falls RV Resort
Havasu Falls RV Resort
A tidy, sociable full-hookup park on AZ-95 at the north end of Lake Havasu City, with level concrete pull-thrus, a heated pool and a busy rec hall about 11 minutes from the London Bridge.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona · AZ-95 on the north edge of town
Season
Year-round
Snowbird season Oct–Apr
Elevation
Under 700 ft
Mild winters, very hot summers
Hookups
30/50 amp
Full hookups plus cable TV
Big rigs
60 ft max
Per listings; RVers report 41 ft
Updated October 5, 2026 · Details checked against the resort’s website
Pool, rec hall & potlucks
The Havasu Falls experience
Level concrete sites at the north end of Lake Havasu City, with a heated pool, a big rec hall and the potluck-and-pool-table social life that brings snowbirds back every winter.
Full hookupsWater, sewer, 30/50 amp
Level concrete padsBig-rig pull-thrus & back-ins
Heated poolOpen year-round
Large rec hallPool & shuffleboard tables
Community kitchenHome of the potlucks
Free Wi-FiPark-wide wireless
Cable TVAt every site
Restrooms & showersSpotless, reviewers say
Laundry roomLarge and modern
Exercise roomPlus exercise classes
Pets welcomeUp to 2 dogs; breed limits
Propane deliveryBrought to your site
Guest mailMail accepted for guests
Bocce & gamesPlus horseshoe pits
Dance floor & craftsIn the rec hall
Book exchangePlus board & card games
Rallies & clubsGroup facilities on site
RV & boat storageMonthly storage on site
Patio & picnic tablesA table at each site
Satellite friendlyOpen sky, few trees
Life at camp
What guests say
The resort report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together: guests praise the spotless restrooms, the level concrete pads, the heated pool and the easy in-and-out off AZ-95, while tight spacing, little shade, some highway noise and a few unhappy run-ins at the office pull some scores down.
How RVers rate it
Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5
Field notes from RVers
Longest rig RVers report41 ft
Cell signal reportedVerizon 4GAT&T 5GT-Mobile 5G
Last reported nightly rate$80 May 2026
As reported by Campendium and RV LIFE users. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the resort before you go.
On AZ-95, north end of town
Getting there
The resort sits right on AZ-95 at the north end of Lake Havasu City, about 15 miles south of I-40 and 11 minutes from the London Bridge, downtown and the state park beaches.
From I-40: Exit 9, then AZ-95 south about 15 milesFrom Parker or Phoenix: AZ-95 north through town
I-40 EXIT 9 · AZ-95 SOUTH
Set your GPS
3493 Hwy 95 N, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404
From I-40, Exit 9About 17 min
To the London BridgeAbout 11 min
To Las VegasAbout 2 hr 30 min
From PhoenixAbout 3 hr 20 min
It’s right on AZ-95. Southbound from I-40, the entrance is at the north end of town, near mile marker 187. One RVer’s app dropped them downtown, so check the pin before you go.
Under 700 ft elevation. January highs average about 65°; July highs average about 109°.
Approximate driving times from the resort, from Google Maps. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.
Out the gate
Around Havasu Falls
Leave the rig parked. The London Bridge, the state park beaches and the lake’s replica lighthouses are all within about 15 minutes, and Route 66’s burro town is an easy day trip.
Photo thanks to S. Winkvist (CC0)
London Bridge & the Island
The 1831 bridge bought from the City of London and rebuilt here in 1971 now spans the Bridgewater Channel, linking downtown shops and restaurants to the Island’s beaches.
Photo thanks to Dorian Wallender (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Lake Havasu State Park
Windsor Beach has sandy beaches, three boat ramps, kayak rentals and the 1.75-mile Mohave Sunset Trail along the shore.
Photo thanks to Dorian Wallender (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Replica lighthouses
Scale copies of famous American lighthouses, built by the nonprofit Lake Havasu Lighthouse Club as working navigation aids. Several stand at Windsor Beach and around the Island.
Photo thanks to Joshua Noble (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Oatman & its wild burros
A Route 66 mining town in the Black Mountains where wild burros wander down the main street. An easy day trip, best done in the tow car rather than the rig.
More places to stay
Other parks worth a look
Compare these nearby Lake Havasu parks before you book; each one has its own RV-Roundup guide.
Photo thanks to Havasu RV Resort
Havasu RV Resort
A gated community of owner RV lots rented by the week, month or season, with two pools, a chip-and-putt and a busy social calendar.
Photo thanks to Campbell Cove RV Resort
Campbell Cove RV Resort
A budget-friendly, family-run park half a block from the Windsor Beach ramps, with a heated pool, a hot tub and posted monthly rates.
Photo thanks to Arizona State Parks & Trails
Lake Havasu State Park
The state park campground at Windsor Beach, with water and 50 amp at every site, three boat ramps, beaches and cabins.
Before you book
Plan your stay
Everything that decides whether Havasu Falls fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: a clean, friendly full-hookup park with level concrete pads, easy big-rig pull-thrus and a busy rec hall, about 11 minutes from the London Bridge. Expect sites close together, little shade and some road noise from AZ-95.
Park ratesPosted rates · checked Oct 5, 2026
Nightly, plus tax$75 /night
Weekly, plus tax$450 /week
Winter month, plus electric$950 /month
Summer month, plus electric$650 /month
Posted winter rates run Oct 1, 2025 to Apr 30, 2026 (summer: May–Sep), for two adults; extra guests are $2 a night. Electric is included in nightly and weekly stays. Winter stays of two months are $900 a month, and three or more $875.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the resort’s rates page or call (928) 764-0050.
Typical January afternoon
Lake Havasu City65°
Chicago32°
33° warmer than Chicago in January.
Is it right for you?
Who it suits, what to consider, and why snowbirds come.
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Site types
Nightly to monthly, plus a furnished park model to rent.
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Rates & policies
Rates, fees, pets, check-in times and booking rules.
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Before you book
Questions to ask on the phone before you reserve.
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Havasu Falls is a mid-size, 129-site park built for RVs rather than tents, with snowbirds in winter and boaters in summer. RVers rate it highly for cleanliness and easy access off AZ-95; the trade-offs are tight sites, little shade and a 10-minute drive to the lake.
Best for
- Snowbirds who like a social park: potlucks, exercise classes, crafts and a dance floor in the rec hall.
- Big rigs: level concrete pads and pull-thrus, and RVers report fitting 40 ft fifth wheels and Class As.
- Boaters: a summer special covers two sites for your RV and boat, and there’s storage on site.
- Travelers between I-40 and the lake: it’s 17 minutes from Exit 9 and easy in and out.
Consider this
- Sites are close together, and one RVer with a 38 ft motorhome had to unhook the tow car on a pull-thru.
- There’s little shade or grass, and front sites hear AZ-95; RVers suggest asking for a spot toward the back by the pool.
- Two dogs max, and Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, German Shepherds and other aggressive breeds aren’t allowed.
- There’s no online booking: call or email, and nightly or weekly bookings carry a $25 non-refundable fee.
Why snowbirds come
Typical January afternoon
65°
Lake Havasu City
Lake Havasu City station
32°
Chicago
O’Hare Airport
33 degrees warmer than Chicago. Normal January highs, 1991–2020.
All 129 sites are full hookup with 30/50-amp power, cable TV and a level concrete pad, so the choice is mostly how long you stay. The posted rate tables run through April 30, 2026, so call for 2026–27 pricing.
Nightly $75/night
Plus tax. Extra guests are $2 a night, with no more than four people per site. Nightly and weekly bookings carry a $25 non-refundable reservation fee.
Weekly $450/week
A week costs the same as six nights at the nightly rate, with the same $25 non-refundable reservation fee.
Monthly $950/month + power
One winter month is $950; it drops to $900 a month for two months and $875 for three or more, and summer months are $650. The deposit is half a month’s rent, non-refundable, and applied to your last month.
Park model $1,600/month
No rig? A fully furnished park model rents by the month, year-round, plus a $25 cleaning fee. Bring your own bed linens and pillows.
Nightly$75Plus tax; two adults; extra guests $2
Stay typesNightly to monthlyWeekly $450; winter months from $875 + electric
Summer month$650Plus electric, May–Sep
Check-in / out1 p.m. / 11 a.m.Per the resort’s rates page
SeasonYear-roundSnowbird season Oct–Apr
Reservation fee$25Non-refundable, nightly and weekly bookings
Pets2 dogs maxSome breeds not allowed
Site limit4 peopleNo exceptions, per the resort
BookingPhone or emailNo online booking
Storage$150/month$100 a month for guests
Checked against havasufallsrvresort.com on October 5, 2026. The posted rate tables run through April 30, 2026, so confirm current rates on the resort’s website or call (928) 764-0050. Monthly deposits and the $25 reservation fee are non-refundable, so confirm your dates before you pay.
Good to know before you pull in
Five things that change your booking
Ask these on the phone before you reserve.
- Will my rig fit a pull-thru? Most sites are pull-thrus, but one RVer with a 38 ft motorhome had to unhook the tow car. Give the office your total length.
- Can I get a site toward the back? RVers say sites near the pool and away from AZ-95 are quieter.
- Is my dog allowed? The limit is two dogs, and several breeds are excluded. If you travel with a large or mixed-breed dog, ask before you book.
- What’s this season’s rate? The posted tables end April 30, 2026, and the site also lists a $800-a-month fall special. Ask for current pricing and what’s included.
- Coming in summer? July highs average about 109°. Ask about the boater special and how electric is billed on monthly stays.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for a winter at Havasu Falls?
Trade snow for sunshine, with a heated pool, potlucks in the rec hall and the lake ten minutes away. Book direct with the resort for current rates and availability.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. Resort photos come from Havasu Falls RV Resort, with our thanks. Video: MY RV GROUP on YouTube. Lake Havasu and Oatman photos via Wikimedia Commons: S. Winkvist (London Bridge; CC0), Dorian Wallender (Windsor Beach and the replica lighthouse; CC BY-SA 2.0) and Joshua Noble (Oatman burro; CC BY-SA 2.0); the images were resized. Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors. Other-park photos: Havasu RV Resort, Campbell Cove RV Resort and Arizona State Parks & Trails. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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