Does anyone have a recommendation for a RV park in Lake Havasu or Parker Arizona?We are passing through in Mid February for three nights and want at least water and electricity.

How about more info????How long you staying?What kind of campgrounds do you prefer?

Good idea. Mid February for three nights with at least water and electricity.We are passing through on the way East.

I've stayed a lot at Riverland Resort in Parker. Nice park right on Colorado River.

My memory is terrible but I think that Lake Havasu has a State Park that has partial hook up's? I'd suggest Emerald Cove in Earp, Ca(across the river from Parker) but it's a membership park which may allow public access or you could suffer through there presentation get a free three night stay. NO, I'm not a member but I love it there through my RPI membership.

You can't beat Buckskin Mountain State Park. We go there 6 to 8 weeks a year. Beautiful well maintained park right on the Colorado River. It is 11 miles north of Parker.

RV park rec. for Lake Havasu or Parker AZ | Good Sam Community

road2002runner
Explorer
Jan 11, 2018
La Paz IS nice - hard to get a river site in March - stay on the Az side (Not the Calif side)Lots of parks between Parker & Havasu.

BBT
vermilye
Explorer
Jan 10, 2018
Along with Buckskin Mountain State Park, There is Cattail Cove state park about 1/2 way between Parker & Lake Havasu City, another nice Arizona state park on Lake Havasu. I've also stayed at La Paz county park. They don't take reservations, and at times the water & electric sites are full, but there are usually dry camping sites available. They have showers & a dump station.

Posted below are links to my blog postings for the weeks I spent at each park in 2014.

Buckskin Mountain SP
Cattail Cove SP
La Paz County Park
wgriswold
Explorer
Jan 09, 2018
Thank you for your advice. I will try to make reservations.
Us_out_West
Explorer
Jan 09, 2018
DickOK wrote:
You can't beat Buckskin Mountain State Park. We go there 6 to 8 weeks a year. Beautiful well maintained park right on the Colorado River. It is 11 miles north of Parker.

We had a great stay at Buckskin MT SP a couple years ago and recommend highly if in the area.

View Trip Report.

When stopping in Havasu we stay at Havasu Falls RV Resort which is right on HWY 95N....nice location!

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hotpepperkid
Explorer
Jan 09, 2018
I like staying at River Island
Community Alumni
Jan 09, 2018
La Paz County Park in Parker has a campground right at the water's edge and the cost is very reasonable. Chances are you will be able to get a spot since the campground has quite a few sites. Good luck!
hotjag1
Explorer II
Jan 09, 2018
Friends of ours are going to be in Havasu for a few days the 1st week of February and said that they were able to get a site at the Islander RV Resort, which is out on the island. Convenient to everything in town. They may have openings for your dates also.
Acampingwewillg
Explorer II
Jan 09, 2018
DickOK wrote:
You can't beat Buckskin Mountain State Park. We go there 6 to 8 weeks a year. Beautiful well maintained park right on the Colorado River. It is 11 miles north of Parker.

Good suggestion...nice park, have driven through a couple of times!!
DickOK
Explorer
Jan 09, 2018
You can't beat Buckskin Mountain State Park. We go there 6 to 8 weeks a year. Beautiful well maintained park right on the Colorado River. It is 11 miles north of Parker.
Acampingwewillg
Explorer II
Jan 09, 2018
My memory is terrible but I think that Lake Havasu has a State Park that has partial hook up's? I'd suggest Emerald Cove in Earp, Ca(across the river from Parker) but it's a membership park which may allow public access or you could suffer through there presentation get a free three night stay. NO, I'm not a member but I love it there through my RPI membership.