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.

Beautiful park with maintained grass which there isn't much of in these parts. My only problem is…read moreit is NOT located on Kingman ave but on Route 66 (Andy Devine) I looked all over where it wasn't and found it driving around another day.

Far to many dogs fight comming here seen at least six most go unreported. Lawn need to get reseeded…read moremore often. And people need clean up after there dogs

In town visiting family and brought the pups. They are very high energy dogs (a German Shepherd mix…read moreand a Pit Bull) and so finding a good [non-rocky] spot for exercise is a must. On previous visits we had used the dog park near the London Bridge, which was nice but a bit too small for fetch with a chuck-it, which is our mutual preference. Sara Park Dog Park has two sides, one for sub-25 pound small dogs, one for larger. Each side has a paved walking path along its perimeter, plus shade trees, benches, water spigots with bowls, and the requisite shovels and trash cans. Today was our first (and so far only) visit, but I was quite impressed. There was grass throughout, though being winter it was mostly dead. There was ample space, and plenty of length on the larger side for proper fetch. I was thrilled to find not a single pile of poop, which makes me feel that the folks who go here are responsible dog parents with respect for the park and the other users. Not something I've found at home in Los Angeles. Overall, we were all really happy with this facility and do recommend it, assuming you are diligent about picking up after your well socialized pooches.

Bathroom was locked and no code access was found anywhere. The park needs a little work and it…read morelooks like they are under construction at the moment. It was and could still be a great park with a little work.

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.

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.

My family was visiting Laughlin for the weekend and we were looking for something to do with our 2…read morekids other than being inside the Casino. What a cool little spot. It is literally right at the base of the Davis dam along the Colorado river about 10 minutes from Casino drive. We spent almost 2 hours here letting them play on this playground. There is a walking trail that goes around the entire park as well as picnic tables with shade. We mostly stayed in the playground area which had modern, clean and safe equipment for my kids. The restrooms were typical public restrooms but they were open and usable. There was also an area with cool painted rocks that people have left behind. I believe at the edge of the park there was a dog run/dog park area. Stunning views of the powerful dam and the river.

So beautiful the views are absolutely breathtaking. The park is clean and well kept. Clean…read morerestrooms and perfect photo taking overlooks by the dam.

My kids and I came across this park while walking down the Bridgewater Chanel from the London…read moreBridge. As we didn't get the chance to explore the whole park, we enjoyed the beautiful blue water with amazing views across the lake. It was a hot day and would have been nice to go swimming, but we were short on time before checking into our hotel. The park seems super clean and quiet. A great park beach to spend time with friends and family. Along the park they had different replicas of famous lighthouses around the US. It was a nice treat to see them around. A fun scavenger hunt activity to do with the kids to see how many you can locate. Totally recommend this park when in Lake Havasu City for some relaxation while enjoying the amazing views especially for sunset.

Stopped by here during our family trip back in 2020, loved the area, clean, peaceful especially…read morewhen we visited, great views, and when we visited it was pretty windy and nice; has plenty of parking

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.

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.

I'm am local and visit this park with my dogs 2-3 times a week. I enjoy the park quite a bit and…read morethe county does what it can to take care of it. I just wish the locals and frequent visitors would do more about picking up after themselves. I do know during he winter months they turn the water off to avoid bursting pipes. I love this park and would like to see more done...clean up - maintenance.

Currently at the dog park, lot of new people lately and they don't clean up after. Their dogs. DOG…read moreCRAP EVERYWHERE

first timer and was really cool! especially since it's nearby southern california…read more we're definitely coming back when the weather is wayyy more hot so the lake doesn't feel as cold! i get seasick easily too, but the waves / tides were calm heh

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