Lake Havasu State Park

About Lake Havasu State Park

This is the ideal place to enjoy the beauty of Lake Haven State Park and its beautiful surroundings.

This place is truly one of the most beautiful places in the entire state of Florida and a great place to hike, camp, fish and camp.

The Arroyo Camino Interpretive Garden shows the diverse life that exists in the desert park area. The park offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, kayaking and fishing.

Birds, lizards and desert foxes are some of the most common attractions, but birds are often seen, such as the Red-tailed Falcon, the Red-Legged Leopard and the Great Pyramids of Giza.

Lake Haven State Park features exhibits and souvenir shops, as well as the Lake Havasu Museum and Museum of Natural History and the State Library.

All pitches are non-electric and can accommodate campers and tents, and drinking water is available on all campsites. Facilities include a shaded Ramada, a campsite with picnic tables, showers and toilets, as well as a picnic area and picnic table.

All seats are based on the "first come, first served" principle, with a limited number of seats available at the same time and at least one per person.

A maximum of 2 vehicles and 6 adults per pitch are allowed, and there is no camping fee for these vehicles. Group camping is available to scout and youth groups at certain times of the year, but not group camping in summer.

The park has a large swimming area during the day for use on the beach, but swimming is at your own risk and it is not safe for children under 5 years.

There is also a Personal Watercraft (PWC) ramp in Lot 1 and two boat ramps in Lot 2. There are also 2 parking spaces in the park, with one parking space on the west side of the lake and a lot of parking at the north end of Lake Haven.

Non-motorized ships can start at any of the boat ramps, but due to fluctuating water levels, ramp conditions should be agreed with a ranger.

The lake is often home to many fish species such as striped bass, bluefish and whitefish. The park offers a fish cleaning station in the parking lot of Lake Haven State Park on the north side of the lake.

Fishermen under 14 years of age require a valid Arizona fishing license, and license information is available online at Arizona Game and Fish. Fishing licenses can be purchased from local vendors or from the Arizona Department of Fish and Game website.

The Arizona Department of Fish and Game website for more information on the park's fishing and recreational activities. The Lake Havasu State Park and Recreation Center and the Arizona Game and Fish website.

Reservations are required for all vehicles and a daily usage fee is also required. Please contact the park for availability and more information about parking and parking charges.

Birds, lizards and desert cotton tails are commonplace, and the trail winds from the lowlands to the highlands and the winds along the coast and back.

In winter and early spring you can also enjoy the historic dining garden and in summer picnic on the beach or on the water or on a picnic area.