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
This is an exciting state park located on the shores of Lake Havasu. It features a large grassy area and beautiful white sand beaches. This state park gives you an outstanding view of the lake and mountains around. Shade covers, grills, and picnic tables make Lake Havasu State Park an excellent place to stay and relax on the beach. There is also a camping option.
Furthermore, this state park has picnic areas for special occasions or family reunion. If you love nature walks and hiking, there is the Mohave Sunset Trail located a mile away. There is also the Arroyo-Camino Interpretive Garden that is within the park. This garden is home to a wide range of wildlife and rare species of plants.
Those that love birdwatching will love the Great Horned Owl and Anna’s Hummingbird that are within the park. Pets are allowed here but must remain on leash. Besides, boating is also a popular activity here. There are around five boat ramps that are available to campers.
Other Attractions Close to the Park
There are several attractions near this state park. You have the option to explore other nearby attractions like River Island Unit that is 25 miles away, Buckskin Mountain State Park around 27 miles away, and Cattail Cove State Park that’s only 15 miles away. There are also other places like that Lake Havasu Museum of History where you can stop by and learn more about the region’s history. You also have a great opportunity to tour and explore the desert interface at the nearby Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge.
Contact Information
- Phone Number: (928) 855-2784
- Email: [email protected].
Address and Directions
- Address: 699 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
How to Make Reservations
You can make reservations by calling the park office or using the online method. The charges are $90 for a family of up to 4 members. Additional members will pay $5 each. The best time to visit this state park is during the early months of summer.
Main Activities and Attractions
- Hiking
- Camping
- Birdwatching
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Boating
- Picnicking
