Sun-drenched beaches meet the transplanted London Bridge in Lake Havasu City, Arizona's boating paradise on the Colorado River. Jet skis roar across turquoise waters while bass anglers cast lines from sandy shores. Base your trip at Campbell Cove RV Resort, Prospector's RV Resort, or Lake Havasu State Park to dive into endless water adventures and desert sunsets.
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Lake Havasu City boasts the London Bridge, shipped stone by stone from England to span the Bridgewater Channel since 1971. Boaters speed from Take-Off Point to Sand Point, while anglers hook striped bass near the Topock Gorge. The Havasu National Wildlife Refuge shelters desert bighorn sheep along Cattail Cove's trails, and the annual Havasu Boat Parade lights up English Village every December.
Campbell Cove RV Resort delivers luxury pads with lake views off Havasupai Way, perfect for couples chasing sunsets. Prospector's RV Resort buzzes with family fun, pools, and shuffleboard on London Bridge Road. Lake Havasu State Park drops you beachfront amid saguaros for rugged campers who hike to Thompson Bay.
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Lake Havasu City shines for its London Bridge and epic Colorado River boating. Transported from England in 1968, the bridge links mainland to the island via Bridgewater Channel. Thrill-seekers jet ski at Sand Point, fish largemouth bass near Copper Canyon, and join the World Jet Ski Finals each October for high-speed action.
Campbell Cove RV Resort, Prospector's RV Resort, and Lake Havasu State Park top the list. They line Highway 95 and lakefront roads like Palo Verde Drive. Expect full hookups, pull-through sites, and proximity to London Bridge for easy day trips.
Yes, pets welcome at all three Lake Havasu RV parks with leashes required. Campbell Cove and Prospector's offer fenced dog runs and lakeside walks. Lake Havasu State Park allows them on trails but bans beaches; confirm breed rules before arrival.