Land-locked Arizona is world-renowned for its spectacular natural desert landscapes, including the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. But beaches and cool water? Not so much in the desertβuntil you get to Lake Havasu! Want to learn about the wonders of Lake Havasu before you arrive? As these Lake Havasu State Park facts prove, the Arizona desert is full of surprises β check them out before your trip!
The storied London Bridge arrived in Lake Havasu in the s, where it was reassembled piece by piece. There are over 20 working lighthouses dotting the shores of Lake Havasu, replicas of famous ones around the US. Desert tortoises, foxes, bats, mountain lions, owls, and bobcats all call Lake Havasu State Park home.
The RV resort is just steps from the lake and half a block from the boat launches at Windsor Beach. Campbell Cove RV Resort is pet-friendly and all sites have full hookups, as well as cable.
The Campbell Cove 1-Stop next door offers a deli, grocery, and convenience store, and gas and boat fuel. The pet-friendly park overlooks the lake and features large lots with full hookups, as well as plenty of amenities. Havasu Falls RV Resort is community-focused. Guests enjoy a year-round heated pool, a large shared patio area with BBQ grills, bocce ball courts, and pet walk areas.
This is RV camping in Lake Havasu State Park at its finest, with several lakefront sites and the largest stretch of beach in the entire area.
