Beautiful park walkway. Clean restrooms and clear paved hiking trails. Just look out for the…read moretransient riff raff that like to liter in this park.

This is one of the nicest pleasure walks available in Laughlin/Bullhead City area for miles of…read morepaths for bicyclists, pedestrians, and equestrian riders. The path even leads you to Laughlin Riverwalk. For meditation, contemplation, or just plain leisurely walking, it is really nice. It was terrific after a heavy lunch! There is access to restrooms, shade shelters, incredible natural wildlife and fauna are an incredible template for relaxing as well as getting your cardio moving. Right on the Colorado river gives you an incredible view of not only the glistening ripples of flow, but an incredible experience of changing colors of water and the nearby dam. Contemporary meets ancient. A truly soothing environment.

Just a joy of a thing to do to get away from the casinos. Thank you for building these!!!read more

Cool little spot right behind the casinos. The directions on yelp were a little off, but it was…read morejust a little ways down the road. The marker is right in the side of the road so it's easy to spot. Super peaceful and kind of amazing that someone had the patience and artistry to create something like this. I enjoyed walking through the big spiral, there are a couple of them. I think others have made their own little ones nearby and the rock balancings. All the recent rain made for some pretty flowers scattered around. Good for a nice morning walk outside the smoky casino life across the way.

It was an easy 1.22 round trip walk from the trailhead (once I figured out I didn't have to walk…read moredead center in the loose sand and moved to the perimeter of the trail). Per the information at the trailhead, we did not touch the petroglyphs and were careful not to climb any rocks/boulders even when the trail was only single foot width. It's a dog friendly outing. The weather was just right for it, too. Laughlin is beautiful and breathtaking here.

Grapevine Canyon was a nice hike with plenty of opportunities for some great pictures. The…read morepetroglyphs are always a sight to see. The ride is off a dirt road we drove out in a truck. The mountains around you are beautiful. The sacred land and the history of the tribes that lived in the Spirit Mountain is something to read about. Don't forget your water for the hike. There is a small dirt parking lot and a restroom. Enjoy the history and the scenery.

Scenic (and dangerously scary) drive in Oatman AZ…read more Route 66 crosses the top of the Black Mountains via Sitgreaves Pass (elevation 3,523 feet). This was a fun and scary drive part of Historic Route 66! When hubby was driving on this mountain pass on our way to Oatman, I had to cover my eyes sometimes but then I would get dizzy so I kept my eyes open LoL! It took us about 45 minutes to reach the town of Oatman driving through an entirely paved road with very few guardrails. I would not attempt driving this road after dark. Sitgreaves Pass is listed in the website of dangerousroads.org. I snapped a screenshot of the description and the ride experience. When we reached the town of Oatman there was a sign that read "You just survived 8 miles of 191 curves. Gahhhhh! Review #3699

Cool winding road from Oatman down on the way to Kingman AZ. You will see the inspiration of the…read morecartoon movie Cars here on the side of the road and the bottom. It's an old gas station covered in rocks and the mountain behind and currently a tourist stop with gift shop. Cool roadside stop. The town of Oatman was lovely and not too busy so the road wasn't either so made it a nice drive for us.

There isn't a whole lot to see here unless you like water sports, camping, or gambling. But this…read moremuseum really was interesting. We were greeted by the volunteers offering to help us . It is very clean. Not to spoil your expectations but Bullhead has a lot of history! I was amazed. I think it's worth visiting regardless of your interests.

Knowledgeable, welcoming docents keep this museum in beautiful order and are happy to answer…read morequestions. I just got a place out here and even after visiting Bullhead City, Laughlin, and the Colorado River for 30 years, I learned SO much at the museum. It is free (suggested, zero-pressure $3 donation) and they have a little gift shop with cool BHC and Colorado River items, all very fairly priced. See the old school house too! Totally a must-visit place in Bullhead City. Just take note of the hours so you don't miss the window of opportunity!

We were on Route 66 and there isn't a lot left to see around these parts. We saw the sign for the…read morehistoric stop (Mission style schoolhouse) and pulled off to have something to look at other than desert. We didn't visit the school, but the nearby grounds had some neat eclectic artifacts to check out from the past. A lot of the stuff is mining related. It's a good stop to stretch your legs along the route.

Hi there, more then just a schoolhouse, an entire outdoor mining museum! Definitely worth the trip…read moreand one of the best mining museum in existence. Hidden Gem. Working stamp mills, interesting displays and friendly staff. Will be coming back to spend entire day. Inquire about group and family camping and/or events. Highly recommended.

Really a 3.5 It's…read moreconvenient to use to get to the different casinos and nice to walk along the river but the trash smells every ten feet changes the experience a bit. I wish the walkway had more pizazz like the river walk in San Antonio. It has potential to be so much more

The Riverwalk in Laughlin is super convenient for walking between most of the casinos and enjoying…read morethe river views, especially at night. Just know it doesn't connect to Harrah's, so getting there means walking out to the street and up a steep road. It's a nice nighttime stroll, but watch your step--I almost ran into a huge tarantula near the Riverside Casino . You can also hear parakeets in the palm trees by Riverside, and there are some areas where employees take smoke breaks. Overall, a scenic and easy way to get around with a few quirks.

Stayed here for a couple days w the Parentals , its a decent hotel , good deals on dining, nothing…read morespecial but it wasn't bad either, Dont expect a fancy five star hotel but it wasn't bad, would stay here again and again, Dont have your expectations high and you will be fine

Enjoyed our stay at the Aquarius Casino Hotel. Check-in was…read moreeasy, and we stayed in the Arizona Tower. Bell service was quick and super helpful. Housekeeping was outstanding -- whatever we needed, they took care of it immediately. The rooms in that tower are a little dated, but there's plenty of drawer space and a great view of the river, at least in the room we had, which was on the 17th floor along the river. The rooms offer a Keurig-style coffee maker and bottled water which is free. Water pressure in shower was decent. The only downside is there's no in-room safe. The casino floor is loaded with slots, including a lot of modern machines, plus a decent-sized table games area. There are a few restaurants and a small food court. Staff throughout the casino -- including the drink waitresses -- are constantly checking if you need something, which was a nice touch. We primarily ate at the Aquarius Café because it has amazing deals and the food is decent (reminded me of old Vegas deals) Overall eating there was a huge savings compared to the other options. Valet parking is free, which is another nice touch. And like all the casinos along the river, you've got quick access to water taxis to hop over to other casinos. Of all the casinos located on the river, the Aquarius is by far the nicest. Another note if your gambling winning here was not something we accomplished, but we had a great time

This place has been on my bucket list and I am far from being happy on finally visiting…read more I have seen videos and pictures on travel blogs and knew I had to visit. Just 40 minutes from Laughlin, you will be transported from the desert to the Wild, Wild West! When we got closer to the town, we were greeted by the four-legged locals that make Oatman so popular--DONKEYS!!!! I was in awe seeing them walk up to our car and just stare us down. As you continue to drive up the road into the tourist area, there are shops and quick bites to enjoy while visiting. At high noon, there is a shootout with locals so beware! Truly something out of this world and back in time! Don't forget to pick up some cool souvenirs in the shops since you will want to remember this trip. Also, take it easy going up. The donkeys roam around and will sometimes stop in the middle of the road. Take in the nature and cool vibes while exploring. Tip: many of the stores sell donkey treats. To capture great videos and pics, I highly recommend feeding them.

Oatman, Arizona -- Where the Donkeys Run the Town!…read more Heading out of Vegas for a road trip to Laughlin, we decided to make a little detour to a place we'd heard about called Oatman, Arizona. We were told there were donkeys roaming the streets... and, well, that was enough to convince us to check it out! It's roughly a 2 1/2-hour drive from Las Vegas, but we actually really enjoyed the journey. The desert scenery is beautiful, and the last 30 minutes or so is where the drive gets interesting. You wind your way through a scenic canyon until suddenly you arrive in what feels like a little time capsule from the Old West. Oatman is an old mining town that has been transformed into a quirky Western tourist town. The main street is lined with souvenir shops, restaurants, Western wear, antiques and all sorts of fun stuff. And then there are the donkeys. They wander up and down the street like they own the place -- and honestly, they probably do. You can buy bags of donkey food for about a dollar at the shops, and there are signs reminding visitors to feed them only the food sold there. The donkeys are incredibly friendly, curious and just a little bit nosy. Feed one and it may decide you're its new best friend... at least until it spots someone else with a bag of food! And these donkeys aren't shy. Some of them even wander right into the stores, casually browsing the merchandise like they're looking for a new pair of cowboy boots. The shops are packed with souvenirs, Western clothing, antiques and plenty of Oatman memorabilia. The shopkeepers we met were all incredibly friendly, and we thought the prices were actually pretty reasonable. One thing we would definitely recommend: bring water and some snacks, especially if you're visiting during the hotter months. We were there around the end of August/beginning of September, and it was HOT. They do sell drinks and snacks in town, but coming prepared is a good idea. There's also plenty of free parking, although it can get pretty busy with visitors. All in all, Oatman was a fun little stop that definitely felt like we had wandered off the beaten path and straight into the Old West -- with a bunch of four-legged locals waiting to greet us. If you're in the Laughlin area and looking for something a little different, Oatman is definitely worth the drive. Just remember... you're not really visiting Oatman. The donkeys are visiting you

Princess is one of our favorite places to launch, has been for years. There is plenty of parking…read moreand a nice boat dock as well. There are a few launches on Lake Mead, and we tend to head to Princess the most as there seems to be less hustle and bustle and it is closer to the coves we like to snag for the day. You can get an annual pass and that will save you some money. If you are there often it would be worth it. We love the river, however so much more relaxing to find a cove and just chill. Thanks Princess, see you again soon! CHEERS!

Located at Lake Mead National recreation Area. We used our National Park Annual pass to get in…read more It was a beautiful day at the lake. We prefer to stay at Princess Cove because it is away from the river and that is where the crowds are. Princess Cove has a boat dock and their is plenty of packing at the hilltop. Please be mindful to pick up all trash to preserve this environment.