First off, the staff, are absolutely wonderful! I don't know where I wanted to camp and since I had…read morenot been there before, I was allowed to drive through and check out all of the dry campsites before I chose. You're surrounded by nothing but natural beauty no matter where in the park you're staying! There are amazing grass areas to let your dog go potty! There is a store at the front. It has everything g from firewood to candy and water. Next time I will be choosing a site with power and water but for now the dry camping is amazing!

We camped here beginning of February 2026. Right now there is construction going on, so there is…read morean excavator that is working from early am until 2-3pm. If you're looking for peace and quiet, you won't get that here right now. Constant noise.....don't know if this is a long term project or something that will be done quickly. People are told when they arrive, don't cut thru peoples campsites.....just had a woman walk right next to our rv.

They tore out the old Steam Room and re-did it. Change is good; I haven't tried it yet but yes, it…read morelooks inviting!

Does not have basketball courts. Only children playground (Swings etc) and a Soccer field, bbq…read morepits, benches and horshoe area.

Put aside the mental image of city parks in St. Louis, Glendale AZ or Henderson Nevada. This Gem…read moreis different! You will need to have a different set of criteria in mind before making judgement or reviewing! This is afterall a desert community. It's a desert community without lakes rivers or water filled rushing streams. Beauty in the Desert has been ignored by many through the ages. We disputed Quartzite for the day. We enjoyed local restaurants, businesses geared toward freeway tourists and historical sites. With an 8 year old in tow we wanted some active playtime before loading up to head home. He had a blast! This park is clean, visitors clearly value this and are able to see garbage cans and use them! Hip hip Hooray a win for us all! Two shade covered play structures were a hit! Badminton net was in good shape, there seemed to be bourse shoe set up, a ball field with a stage in the outfield promised good fun! A dog park has its own Yelp Page. Skateboard basics , Basketball and More Restrooms located north of the dog park at first worried me... and perhaps there are hot summer days when they could be but the brick structure was not offensive! Cleanliness and full Toilet tissue, commodes which flushed adequately were much appreciated! Good ventilation and the fact that the interior of the ladies room was well lit. These facilities are well maintained!

This is a large park for a small city. The park is located directly across from town hall and the…read moreQuartzsite library. It is a safe park with two courthouses and the police department on the same street. You won't find a homeless problem here and no graffiti issues. Some of the things the park has to offer is a radio controlled car track, horseshoe pits, skate park, playgrounds, disc golf course, and even a fitness trail. The community has several functions in the park every year including a Veterans Day memorial event by the two big airplanes at the park's entrance. The park is open from sun up to sun set and several people use the park daily. The town does a great job in keeping the park up.

Gorgeous lake, we stopped by here a few years ago when visiting family in Lake Havasu AZ,…read moreabsolutely gorgeous area, peaceful, and has plenty of parking. Lots of folks fishing or boating out here

Such an awesome place I hate to let out the secret but the overflow camp camping is unreal and most…read moreof it's on the water just want to thank all the employees from top to bottom and especially lightning rod she's got a great attitude always happy everybody there seems like that God bless and Godspeed this is my go-to

If you are coming from any part of the US, including Phoenix, the desert metropolis, there will be…read morean adjustment period to Lake Havasu City's dryness. It is extraordinarily dry and lacking in vegetation. There are some unnatural looking palm trees on people's lawns and a few golf courses that are, I can only imagine, laboriously maintained to prevent the grass from drying. The area's dryness is heightened by the fact that the grand Colorado River flows through it. You can see the deep blue waters from most of the city but your feet are generally treading on Mars-like landscape that appears to have never sipped rain. Behind that backdrop of Lake Havasu City and the surrounding area is SARA Park. Someone smart decided to turn a large swath of public land near the city into a recreation dream. The extensive trail system of varying difficulty level is ideally suited for hiking and mountain biking. It was on those trails that I realized that deserts make the best mountain biking trails. There are no trees to remove; instead, the designer can cut the trail along the most fun routes with the best views. Among the many recreational opportunities available at SARA Park, I frequented the archery range as much as the hiking trails. Wednesdays and weekends before noon are open to the public. There's a normal range and a trail that has targets of varying ranges and heights. I regularly saw the same people at the range and they were all very friendly.

This is a great park and hiking spot. Plenty of things to do- children's playground, dog park,…read morebaseball field, hiking trails, racetrack, and event space. Love all the different events hosted here. Definitely a great place to explore and enjoy.

Stayed in campground site 111. Very nice new upper loop. Full hook ups. Unfortunately not many of…read morethe sites are level. We needed 50 amp due to heatwave 100 plus weather. A real challenge to get a class A motorhome level. You would think when making a new campground the sites would be level. Most sites short only 37 ft. Today's rvs are much larger. If you have a trailer it easier to level. Most staff very helpful but the main ranger thinks he is a drill sergeant with attitude. We wanted to see the actual park before coming as this new loop we had never seen. We were at another state park and had reservations for this park. No way. You have to pick off the website that does not show accurately the way you will face. So our site got all afternoon sun. We couldn't even enjoy the outside with such hot conditions. Five star campground if sites were level and the jerk ranger wasn't here.

This was the most beautiful park! A decent amount of space between site, a life jacket loaner…read morestation, human beach, dog beach, park store, bathhouse, and right on the water. If you're looking for rest & relaxation, this is for you! Important to know they're are only 4 site at 50 amp & the rest 30 amp. So book in enough time to get a 50amp or come prepared with you stepdoen adapter. Grocery store with everything you need within 20 minutes. Beautiful arizona sunsets over the lake. Plenty of shade trees on your site. We will return if ever in the area