Lake Havasu National Wildlife RefugeLeave Route 95 at Desert Hills and follow that road along the shore. Before you enter Lake Havasu City, there is a parking lot with restrooms on the right side. It is in the Lake Havasu National Wildlife Refuge. We were there in October 2006. It was no fe State: Arizona City: Lake Havasu City Nearest Town: Lake Havasu City Status; Unofficial boondocking Cost: Free Nearest Road: Paved Scenery Rating: 5 Months Opened: Year Round Extras: Restrooms Number -

Lake Havasu CityJust a few miles north of town on U.S. 95 between mile markers 190 and 191, just north of the airport on the east side of the highway, is Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land where a lot of RVers dry camp in the winter season. It’s beautiful desert scener State: Arizona City: Lake Havasu City Nearest Town: Lake Havasu City Status; Unofficial boondocking Cost: Free Nearest Road: Paved Scenery Rating: 3 Months Opened: Year Round but too hot in summer Extras: None Number -

Standard Wash BLMCamp located three miles south of Lake Havasu City on AZ 95, east side of highway. Stunning views and sunsets! BLM 14-day limit applies. State: Arizona City: Lake Havasu City Nearest Town: Lake Havasu City Status; Unofficial boondocking Cost: Free Nearest Road: Gravel Scenery Rating: 5 Months Opened: Year Round Extras: None Number of Camp Sites: 30 or more Max Stay : 14 -