Not a huge crowd and plenty of parking and a lot room for kids to play. If your kids are…read morerambunctious and loud then this is the spot.

This is a nice park for relaxing and going to take a dip in the lake. Lots of things to do there…read morelike fishing, grilling, and boating. There's also a skate park there too.

Easy to find. Right off I 40. Medium sized fully fenced…read more dog park. Very clean, doggie trash bags available and a water hose. Shade for dog parents.

So grateful to be able to pull off the road and give our pup some off-leash time. This is a…read morebeautiful fence dog park with water and shelter from the sun. A big thank you to the city or whomever created this space.

This is a great facilities for all ages. They have aerobics, swim lessons, and other activities…read morethere for you to enjoy. The area is kept up the grounds crew is doing a fantastic job. The life guards a very nice and patient with the kids. It's a nice get away for the day with family and friend. The restrooms need attending to in the pool area. Maybe multiple times a day with the use they receive. A good steam cleaning and sanitization would help.

I always see this attractive park when driving around town, so I decided to stop in and take a…read morelook. Ken Fovargue Park in Bullhead City seems like a really fun spot, especially if you're looking to beat the heat. The park covers over 11 acres and has something for everyone, although it seems geared towards kids. There are two regulation ball fields, a basketball court, horseshoe pits, and easy walking trails if you want to get some steps in. There isn't a ton of shade, though, so be aware. What I love most about this park is that it's geared toward water fun, which is perfect for those scorching Bullhead City summers. The splash pad and municipal pool are always buzzing with families and kids having a great time, and the playgrounds and swing sets keep the little ones entertained. Other handy amenities include a snack bar, public restrooms, and little "ramada" rentals if you want to hang out longer. The park is open daily from 4:30 am to 11:00 pm, so there's plenty of time to enjoy it. Every time I stop by, it feels lively and welcoming. Definitely a great place to spend a few hours with family or friends.

Came here with our family and while the beach was surprisingly good sand and quite large, the beach…read morewas way too packed, and there were 14,000 jet skis running through the river. Many of them were docked right in the beach, resulting in a lot of people ripping through very closely to where people were swimming. Between that and the strong current, this was in my opinion not a very family friendly beach, at least for one with small children.

Big Bend is beautiful! Perfect place to spend the day with your family. There are a few rules one…read moreshould know before heading there which can be found on their website. The park has improved since our first visit about 3 summers ago. We come here at least once and we all enjoy it, we get there early morning and leave right before closing. I may add, if you go during the summer, you MUST wear sun protection and bring lots of water, the heat is no joke. The water is really cold which is refreshing on a hot summer day. The staff is very friendly and informative, also very helpful!! My tent blew away during a little windy moment and they helped me bring it back while also providing tips to prevent it from happening again. In the past, we had to get there before the park opened to secure a spot and once capacity was met they didn't allow anyone to enter. This was tough since there were a couple times we didn't make it on time and had to go elsewhere. Now, things have changed, which is a lot more convenient. They only allow the people that have reserved online go in from 7am-11:30am. If you DO NOT have reservations, you will NOT be allowed in before 11:30. At 11:30 they will only allow you in if they haven't reached capacity and it's first come first serve. If you did RSVP and make it after 11:30am, you risk losing your spot since general people will be allowed in at that time.

Bullhead Community Park is located right along the Colorado River. It has a baseball field,…read moreplayground area, beach access, fish cleaning station, boat launch, the Bullhead Belle restaurant, and a dog park. It's a great place to relax and hangout with the fam for the day. Community events are held here, my favorite one being the chili competition years ago. This park is definitely one of my go-to places to visit whenever I'm in Bullhead City, AZ.

We just started coming to this location for the river & I have to say the last couple times have…read morebeen amazing!!!! Best place to unwind and relax with family and friends. Workers are so kind and helpful as well. Can't wait to come back!

This large park off of AZ 95 is shockingly dirty. I'm not ready to fully attribute this to the…read moreParks Department, but rather the people who visit and leave large heaps of garbage strewn throughout the park. During some early morning walks the groggy m*th heads who slept in the park overnight were waking from their slumber which can always be a tad unnerving. However, is you can avoid the broken glass bottles and trash, there is excellent access to the River- although it's just packed with people. Good commercial and public boat/jet ski launch. The groundscrew was also keeping the grass cut.

If your in Bullhead ,stop and walk around the park lots of interesting things to see plus it along…read morethe river if you need to put in a boat or fish. Restrooms and lots of parking. Stop and visit

Gary Keith Civic Park is one of those places that's more about space than scenery. Sitting on 22…read moreacres right in the heart of Bullhead City, it's basically a giant open dirt field that hosts events throughout the year, plus a small grassy area and a few shaded picnic tables for when you just want to sit and chill. It's open daily from 4:30am to 11pm, which are really long hours, considering. This definitely isn't the prettiest park, and there's not a ton to do. The gravel walking path is short and doesn't really go anywhere, and aside from events and a few trees, it's mostly just a wide open dirt lot. There are also quite a few homeless people who spend time here, even during the day. It's sad, and I'm glad they have a quiet place to rest, but it's worth being aware of your surroundings. Front and center is the John and Olivia McCormick Performing Arts Pavilion, a small open-air venue that really brings the park to life. This is where concerts, plays, and community events happen, and it's the only reason you'd ever want to stop by this park. During the holidays, they also set up a huge (artificial) community Christmas tree that's all lit up, which adds some much-needed festive vibes to the space. There's a large paved parking lot that's shared with the nearby Mohave High School, so getting in and out is easy. Overall, Gary Keith Civic Park isn't a destination park, but I always appreciate having big open public spaces like this that are free and accessible to everyone.