Lake Havasu City is a year-round destination,
known as the "Personal Watercraft Capital of the World."
Events
Calender
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Visitors
Bureau
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River
Tours
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What
Else is There To Do at Lake Havasu City?
Along
with the London Bridge there is a charming English Village. A
variety of tours on the water make a relaxing way to enjoy the
beauty of the lake, the bridge, and the surrounding scenery. The
Bill Williams Wildlife Refuge & Trail in nearby Parker, Arizona
is a place for hunting, bird-watching and fishing. You can drive
along the refuge for a great view of the area, and there's also
a short nature trail that you can walk right behind the Windsor
Inn. For those of you that enjoy sports on wheels, there are plenty
of opportunities to go four-wheeling and dirt biking.
Things
You Should Know About Lake Havasu City
Lake Havasu is about 45 miles long. In the summer
the main attraction is, of course, Lake Havasu. Boating, para-sailing
jet-skiing, water-skiing, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and sailing
are just some of the choices for people who love water sports.
Boat rentals are available. In the fall, it is still warm enough
to enjoy water-related activities.
In the spring, Lake Havasu City is a very popular destination
for Spring Break
In the winter it is still mild compared to most places in the
country, so even if you aren't soaking up the rays on your boat,
you can enjoy many other outdoor activities, like jeep tours,
hiking, camping, hunting, fishing and birdwatching.
Arroyo-Camino Interpretive Garden: This interpretive
area showcases the diverse life that exists within the park and
this area of the desert. Birds, lizard, an desert cotton-tails
are common sights. A native & "historic" foodstuff
garden is also available in the winter & early spring.Mohave
Sunset Trail: 1.5 miles long. Rating: easy. This trail winds its
way through the lowland desert and along the shoreline. Just
walk into the trail behind Windsor Inn to the lake and desert
garden.
