Lake Havasu City - Arizona Relocation Guides

Recreation Continued
Jack Hardie Park
Between Baron & Bunker Dr., LHC, AZ
Neighborhood park (7 acres), playground, ramadas,
BBQs, restrooms, & horseshoe pits.
Lions Dog Park
1340 McCulloch Blvd., LHC, AZ
At London Bridge Beach
Large, grassy area complete with picnic ramadas, benches, water
feature & fire hydrants.
London Bridge Beach
1340 McCulloch Blvd., LHC, AZ
Picnic ramadas, barbecues, & swim area.
Nautical Inn Beach
1000 McCulloch Blvd., LHC, AZ 86403
Swimming beach, sand volleyball courts, watersports center (boat
and personal watercraft rentals.)
Rotary Community Park
1400 S. Smoketree Blvd., LHC, AZ
Beach, picnic areas, ramadas, playground, skate park, bocce ball
court, r/c track, & special needs playground.
Sara Park
Just South of LHC on Hwy. 95
Over 1,000 acres includes 4 field baseball complex, paved
stock car racetrack, sportsmen & model airplane clubs, BMX
track, hiking trail.
Yonder Park
Between McCulloch Blvd. & Cherry Tree Blvd. (East of LHC)
Lake Havasu City’s newest neighborhood park offers a basketball
court, playground equipment, picnic ramada, benches and
hiking/biking trail.
Realtor Park
Realtor Park is located at 3143 Newport Drive. This park is a 3-acre
neighborhood park is ready for play with picnic ramadas, a playground,
bocce ball restroom facilities, horseshoe courts, and short
trail system. Plan a picnic and enjoy the lush scenery!
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Fishing Piers
Havasu Springs
Hwy. 95, 10 miles South of Lake Havasu
Mesquite Bay
London Bridge Rd. North of Industrial Blvd.
Site 6 - On the Island
Take off Point - At Parker Dam, off Hwy. 95
Lake Havasu City Rec./Aquatic Center
100 Park Avenue 453-8686
Water Slides – Wave Pool – Spray Pool
Whirlpool – Kiddie Lagoon
Swim Lesson – Exercise Classes – Open Swim Sessions
Hall for Special Events – Meeting Rooms – Stage – Full Service Bar
Bill Williams River Area
The Bill Williams river provides habitat for fish and wildlife, clean
water, forage, and recreational opportunities. It was named after an
Arizona mountain man, Bill Williams. The Bill Williams River was historically
unique to this section of the Lower Colorado River as a major
tributary that was used as a travel corridor by Native American, European
explorers, and early settlers.
Wilderness: The Swansea and the Rawhide Mountain Wilderness
areas straddle the Bill Williams River between Planet Ranch
and Alamo Dam. The Rawhide Mountain Wilderness contains
rugged uplands and the scenic Banded Canyon of the Bill Williams
River. The Swansea Wilderness includes Black Mesa, a volcanic
upland a more open river canyon, and two vehicle access
corridors to the river.
Source: Bureau of Land Management
Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
Established in 1941, Havasu National Wildlife Refuge is one of
more than 530 refuges throughout the United States managed
by the Fish and Wildlife Service. The National Wildlife Refuge System
is the only national system of lands dedicated to conserving
our wildlife heritage for people today and for generations yet
to come. Havasu National Wildlife Refuge protects 30 river miles
(300 miles of shoreline) of the Colorado River from Needles, California,
to Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
Source: US Fish and Wildlife Service
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