Arizona is a state found in the western region of the United States. It is often grouped in the southeastern states and sometimes the mountain subregions. It is the 14th most populated and the 6th largest state in the country. Phoenix is capital and largest city in Arizona. This state shares the Four Corners Region with Colorado to the northwest, Utah to the north, and New Mexico to the east. Some of the neighboring states include California and Nevada to the west and the Mexican states of Baja California and Sonora to the south.
The southern region of Arizona is known for its desert-like climate, with very mild winters and hot summers. On the other hand, the northern region of the state features forests of Douglas fir, pine, and spruce trees. It also has the mountain ranges such as the popular San Francisco Mountains and Colorado Plateau. This region also contains deep, large canyons with significant winter snowfalls and moderate summer temperatures.
There is also have access to world-class resorts in the areas of Tuscon, Alpine, and Flagstaff. Apart from the globally-recognised Grand Canyon National Park, one of the world’s seven wonders, there are plenty of other monuments, national forests, and state parks.
Introduction to the State Park
Cattail Cove State Park has a total of 61 RV and camping sites. The maximum number of days you are allowed to stay here is 14. There are several campsites, with each holding a maximum capacity of 10 people. A maximum of six adults are allowed in one campsite. Furthermore, a maximum of two vehicles are allowed per campsite. Sites that haven’t been reserved are sold out on a first come, first serve basis. Keep in mind that you are not allowed to save sites. All the campsites are connected to water and electricity.
Besides, they also have a BBQ fire grill and picnic tables. In most cases, fires are allowed at fire rings at every site expect when there are fire restrictions. Out of the 61 campsites, 57 have 30 amp service. The remaining four offer 50 amp service. This state park has primitive camping sites with stand-up BBQ grills, picnic tables, and access to washrooms. There are also waste bins. However, there are no camp fires and fire pits all year round. Keep in mind that all boat-in camp sites operate on a first-come first-serve basis.
Other Attractions Close to the Park
There are plenty of attractions close to Cattail Cove State Park. You can explore other nearby parks like Lake Havasu State Park that is located 17 miles away, Buckskin Mountain State Park located 15 miles away, and the River Island Unit that is only 14 miles away. You will also have plenty of dining and shopping options in Lake Havasu City located 10 miles north of the park. Those that like wildlife viewing will love the River National Wildlife Refuge that’s eight miles south of the park.
Contact Information
- Phone Number: (928) 855-1223
Address and Directions
- Address: Lake Havasu City, AZ 86405
- Directions: To access this campground, drive 15 miles south of Hwy 96
How to Make Reservations
The most common way of making reservations at this state park is through phone calls. Get in touch with the park office and let know when and for how long you intent to stay at the park. Keep in mind that the maximum number of days you can stay here is 14. The best time to visit this park is towards the end of winter.
Main Activities and Attractions
- Camping
- Boating
- Hiking
- Swimming
- Fishing
