Lake Havasu City lures RV travelers with its London Bridge and vast Colorado River playground. Choose from 37 parks to base your jet ski races, fishing trips, and desert hikes. Camp here and dive straight into nonstop water action under Arizona sun.
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Lake Havasu City centers on London Bridge, relocated brick by brick from England to link its island shores. Boaters speed across Lake Havasu during the October World Jet Ski Finals. Anglers hook bass in the Colorado River, hikers climb trails in Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, and families stroll the English Village shops near the bridge.
Crazy Horse Campgrounds fits groups with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station at $61 to $70 per night. Islander RV Resort delivers upscale vibes from $90 nightly for couples seeking pools and views. Havasu RV Resort draws budget campers with WiFi sites starting at $37, perfect for quick lake launches. Each park plants you minutes from the water.
Lake Havasu City shines for London Bridge and boating on the Colorado River. Engineers shipped the bridge from England in 1968 to span a lake channel. Crowds swarm the October World Jet Ski Finals, while anglers chase striped bass year-round.
Crazy Horse Campgrounds, Islander RV Resort, and Havasu RV Resort top the list in Lake Havasu City. Crazy Horse provides WiFi, showers, and a dump station for $61 to $70 nightly. Havasu RV Resort starts at $37 with WiFi near the lake.
RV sites start at $37 per night at Havasu RV Resort. Crazy Horse Campgrounds runs $61 to $70 with full amenities, while Islander RV Resort begins at $90 for premium spots. Rates climb in peak season like spring break.