Lake Havasu RV Dump Station – États-Unis

We enjoyed a two-day stay in an overflow area right beside the beach. If you're self-sufficient, it's advisable not to make a reservation and choose the overflow area as it's more affordable and provides access to amenities like potable water, waste disposal station, restrooms, and showers, which are impressively clean! The location is even nearer to the water than the regular campsite. There's also a charming trail by the lake that you can explore. The cost is $25, a saving from the usual $40.

il y a 3 ans

In 2022, I spent my Christmas holiday on the western coast of Arizona, specifically at Lake Havasu. It was a delightful experience that I plan on repeating annually. I stayed at a premium campsite that cost $40 per night, slightly more expensive than the standard $30 sites. The premium sites, including mine which was site number 3, were located closer to the beach and offered more privacy. I was also conveniently near the bath house.The view of the lake was breathtaking (see attached pictures). Most of the campsites within this campground offer a lake view, even those that aren't directly on the beach. The best sites for beach proximity are 2,3,7,8,10,14,16,34,36,38,40,41, and they tend to book up quickly. I secured my spot in late August for a December trip and will be on the lookout for cancellations for next year's Christmas.If budget isn't a concern, camping cabins are available at $119 per night with a waterfront view. The campsites are well-maintained, level, and equipped with picnic tables and fire pits. Some even have covered picnic tables. There's minimal shade due to the sparse, small trees, which is great for winter but could be less ideal in the summer heat.The campground is divided into two sections: the Cabin Loop and Windsor Beach. The former has a few campsites with obstructed views and cabins with RV hookups at an extra $30 charge. Windsor Beach offers sites with water and electric hookups and is divided into a North and South section, the latter being closer to London Bridge.Each section has a well-maintained bathroom with individual toilet and shower rooms. The bathrooms are unisex and quite clean. I didn't use the showers due to the lack of heating and the somewhat cold weather. The showers operate on a push-button system that requires constant pushing to maintain water flow.The campground is within walking

il y a 3 ans

We reached our destination at 10 o'clock on a Sunday, right after the balloon festival, which was our initial error. There was only one drinkable water point close to the waste disposal area. After a 45-minute wait and having disposed of our waste, it was finally our chance to access the drinkable water. However, we were then instructed to head to the park's opposite side to utilize another drinkable water point.

il y a 3 ans

Stop by the drive through lane for your pass. Many restaurants and stores right out of the park. Bathrooms were average. Electric and water were operational. Good hiking up the road at SARA, and there is a 2.4 mile trail in the park. Take the cheap ferry boat ($4/round trip) across the lake to the casino. Some power boat noise from the lake, but not bad. AT&T cell service was excellent, 5 bars of 5G. We didn't need the booster.

il y a 3 ans

We arrived on a Thursday with no reservations, but with the help of an awesome staff, we ended staying on for a total of 7 nights! We did have to move camp a couple of times, but loved it here so much we didn’t mind! It’s clean, well staffed, and you can’t beat the views and white sandy beaches! We didn’t use bathrooms or showers, but noticed they are building new ones currently. The location can’t be beat, just a couple minutes to town, two minutes to the London Bridge and other touristy stuff. There’s several boat rental places, and plenty of water to use them! Enjoy!

il y a 4 ans