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Lake Havasu, Arizona Attractions & Things To Do
An outdoor playground, Lake Havasu is packed with endless water sport thrills, landmark attractions and activities. Visitors of all ages will experience a wide range of recreational activities like fishing, boating, kayaking and swimming at the famed Lake Havasu State Park. Visit the magnificent London Bridge, Lake Havasu's landmark attraction. No matter what you're in the mood for, Lake Havasu offers something for everyone. From premier golfing, shopping and dining to the beautiful scenic splendor of the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge.
Lake Havasu Things To Do Lake Havasu Dining & Restaurants Lake Havasu Shopping Lake Havasu Annual Events Lake Havasu Things To DoVisit the ultimate playground in Arizona, Lake Havasu. Water sport activities like fishing, kayaking and boating abound as do plenty of opportunities to relax on the beaches, go off-roading, hiking and golfing. Blue Water CasinoEnjoy all the gambling excitement and entertainment along the Colorado River. Gamers can play big and win big, while enjoying classic casino games. Play blackjack, bingo, poker and state of the art slot machines. Blue Water Casino also features some of the best live music entertainment, as well as several premier dining options including the River Willow. For more information, visit http://www.bluewaterfun.com. [top] Lake Havasu BeachesThere is no shortage of calm blue waters, warm sandy beaches and perfect sunny weather in Lake Havasu. Plan your unforgettable Lake Havasu gateway and enjoy plenty of sunsplashed rest and relaxation at one of the area beaches and parks. Enjoy a playful lake dip at Cattail Cove State Park or Lake Havasu State Park. Grab a tube and float lazily along the shore, or grab a bucket and a shovel and craft imaginative masterpieces in the warm white sand. [top] Lake Havasu BoatingA visit to Lake Havasu would not be complete without a recreational boating adventure. Cast off at the Lake Havasu Marina, Lake Havasu State Park or Cattail Cove State Park. There are other ways to get out onto the crystal blue waters. Boating tour companies take you and your family on an unforgettable jet boating, paddle boating, canoeing or kayaking excursion. Lake Havasu also hosts many boating regattas throughout the year. [top] Lake Havasu FishingLake Havasu offers fishing galore and is considered a top destination for all your fishing adventurers. The crystal blue waters beckon you to grab your favorite fishing pole, cast your line and enjoy a full leisurely day lake fishing along the docks. Charter a boat and spend the day hooking large panfish, catfish, smallmouth bass and more. [top] Lake Havasu GolfGolfers of all skill levels can tee off surrounded by warm sunny weather and views of the spectacular Lake Havasu. Discover well-manicured greens and fairways at Bridgewater Links Golf Course, The Refuge Golf Club, Havasu Island Golf Course, and London Bridge Golf Club. You'll test your skills with round after round of premier 9 or 18-hole golf or enjoy a little practice at the driving ranges and practice putters. For more information, visit http://www.thegolfcourses.net/golfcourses/AZ/LakeHavasuCity.htm. [top] Lake Havasu Lake & State ParkLake Havasu State Park is a mecca for those seeking full days packed with water sports and activities. Lake Havasu State Park is located on the shores of Lake Havasu, a large Colorado River reservoir behind Park Dam. Park goers will discover a full line-up of facilities including three boat ramps, 47 camp sites and hiking trails like the 1.5 mile long Mohave Sunset Trail. Lake fish for small mouth bass, catfish and other unique species, or enjoy a refreshing swim in the cool lake waters. The park is the perfect spot to view regional wildlife like roadrunners, redtail hawks and killdeers, For more information, visit http://www.pr.state.az.us/parks/LAHA/index.html. [top] Lake Havasu LighthousesLake Havasu is home to a plethora of 1/3 scale replicas of famed lighthouses from the East and West Coast. There are over 15 lighthouses dotted along the Lake Havasu shores. Visit the red and white stripped West Quoddy Light, Buffalo Main Light, or the Cape Hatteras Light. The original Lake Havasu Marina Lighthouse sits at the entrance to the Lake Havasu Marina and serves as a navigation landmark for lake sailors. For more information, visit http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/az.htm. [top] Lake Havasu SeaplaneCome get your single engine seaplane rating with Lake Havasu Seaplane. Special one day courses feature a ground school, flight instruction and check ride. Lake Havasu Seaplane even offers various sightseeing tours over Lake Havasu, the Colorado River and local area landmarks. For more information, visit http://www.lakehavasuseaplane.com/. [top] Havasu National Wildlife RefugeThe Havasu National Wildlife Refuge straddles the California-Arizona border and is located only 15 miles north of Lake Havasu. The reserve protects over 30 miles of river and 300 miles of beautiful shoreline. Get up close to gorgeous desert bighorn sheep, birds, reptiles and other fascinating plant life. Located within the reserve, the breathtaking beauty of the Toprock Gorge is not to be missed. For more information, visit http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/arizona/havasu/. [top] Laughlin, NevadaDazzling big casino gaming right along the spectacular Colorado River is only at nearby Laughlin, Nevada. Enjoy classic poker, roulette, blackjack and other exciting table games, as well as state of the art slot machines offering the ultimate payout. Enjoy late-night gambling until dawn at the River Palms Resort Casino, Tropicana Hotel Casino Laughlin, Edgewater Hotel & Casino or the Golden Nugget Laughlin. For more information, visit http://www.visitlaughlin.com/. [top] London BridgeThe London Bridge is a stunning stone gateway to the city of Lake Havasu, Arizona. This recognizable landmark was purchased from London by oil entrepreneur, Robert P. McCulloch. The bridge was disassembled, shipped to Lake Havasu and reconstructed. Today, the bridge spans the Bridgewater Channel canal that leads from Lake Havasu to Thompson Bay and is considered Arizona's top tourist attraction after the Grand Canyon. [top] Parker DamParker Dam gets its name from its location in the nearby city of Parker, Arizona. The dam crosses the Colorado River and is considered the deepest in the world. The dam forms the reservoir of the beautiful Lake Havasu, as well as generates hydroelectric power. [top] Planes of Fame MuseumThe history of aviation comes to life at Planes of Fame Museum. Budding pilots and vintage plane enthusiasts will love the museum's exciting showcase of 150 fully restored static and flying warbirds. The museum also hosts monthly and annual air shows that offer sky-high thrills that are sure to delight all ages. For more information, visit http://www.planesoffame.org. [top]Lake Havasu Dining & RestaurantsLake Havasu visitors should not miss sampling the area's full range of flavors at one of the local fine dining restaurants and casual family eateries. Enjoy classic American cuisine and seafood, not to mention a host of international flavors that are sure to make your mouth water. Barley Brothers Brewery & GrillDiscover house brewed ambers, ales and lagers as well as classic American cuisine that is sure to impress. Enjoy delicious sandwiches, burgers and wood fired pizzas baked to perfection. 1425 McCulloch Boulevard, Lake Havasu, (928) 505-7824,http://www.barleybrothers.com [top] Big John's Steak ‘n PubSatisfy your appetite for premium steaks, deep fried lobster and New York steak sandwiches. Big John's dishes up a cozy ambiance perfect for catching the latest sports events. 717 N. Lake Havasu Avenue, (928) 453-5858,http://www.bigjohnssteaknpub.com. [top] Farrell's Golden HorseshoeSatiate you appetite with mouthwatering steaks, soups and salads at this Lake Havasu roadhouse favorite. 4501 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu (520) 764-3800, http://farrellsgoldenhorseshoe.com [top] Juicy's River CafeJuicy's River Cafe has it all. Juicy burgers, fish and chips, hearty breakfasts and baby back ribs slathered with flavor. You won't want to miss their famous Juicy Mary cocktail, which surely packs a punch. 25 N. Acoma Boulevard, Lake Havasu, (928) 855-8429, http://www.juicysrivercafe.com/. [top] Mudshark Pizza & PastaClassic hand tossed specialty pizza are all the rage at Mudshark Pizza & Pasta. Also sample calzones, made to order pasta dishes and sandwiches. 1625 Mesquite Avenue, Lake Havasu, (928) 680-4555, http://www.mudsharkbeer.com/. [top]Lake Havasu ShoppingThere are a variety of different shopping experiences to discover in Lake Havasu. From eclectic antique shops and specialty boutiques to exciting indoor and outdoor shopping malls and centers, you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for. Historic Main Street on McCulloch Blvd.More than 200 shops are packed in Lake Havasu's Historic Main Street. Wander through antique stores, art galleries, book shops, ice cream parlors and great restaurants. [top] Island Fashion MallHead to the shores of the Bridgewater Channel to this two-story enclosed mall featuring the best shopping, dining and entertainment. Views of the famed London Bridge are on the second story. [top] Shops at Lake HavasuExperience one of Lake Havasu's newest shopping attractions. This open air shopping mall features some of the best names in retail fashion including Dillard's, JCPenny, Michael's Famous Footwear and GameStop. Shops at Lake Havasu is located at the north end of town. [top]Lake Havasu Annual Events
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