We were out for the parker river tube float and visited pirates den which was the host resort…read more Many participants parked at pirates den, we parked at the state park immediately up river. The float ends at the pirates den launch ramp and so floaters come up the channel at the end of the float and get out of the water at the launch ramp. The launch ramp is nice, inside a protected cove so that the river flow isn't a challenge when launching and recovering your boats and personal water craft. Pirates den has a restaurant and tons of RV and tent camping spaces. Along with ample boat and trailer parking for visitors. I'll be back the next time we do the river tube float.

This was our first time staying at the Pirates Den Resort. We were invited by some friends to come…read more& enjoy the river & sunshine. Our group had 5 different rigs with 4 of them on the front row with cabana/beach access while our rig was on the second row with a decent view of the river even with rigs parked in front of us. The staff in the office were friendly & helpful especially with helping us extend our visit. When we originally scheduled our site in April we could only stay 3 days but we're able to stay 7 since there were cancellations. The resort was clean & well taken care of with staff always going around cleaning & checking sites for issues. While we were there the resort hosted a canoe (kayak, long board) race (not sure what it was called but it was fun to watch & cheer) We did get some crazy weather (rain/thunderstorm) which did cause some water pooling in the different campsites but we didn't have any issues. We did enjoy the onsite bar/restaurant from happy hour to pizza they had just about everything. The office also had a small convenience store with ice, snacks & a great selection of drinks (both alcoholic & non). Only negative we had was the lack of availability for the same spots next year as the ones we're interested in we're already booked out. Maybe we'll have check back after the new year to see if any availability opens up.

Ron is fantastic and I highly recommend booking him for a guided fishing tour. He communicates…read moreclearly with specific instruction on the meet up location, payment, setup, and sets the right expectations. Has the knowledge, skills, and equipment to guide you through a safe & fun trip. Very easy to talk to and super helpful with any snags, unhooking the fish, taking photos, etc. Thanks again Ron and it was a blessing to meet you!

Ron is very friendly, let alone knowledgeable of the waters there. Highly recommended.read more

We've been out with a lot of fishing guides all over the US, but Cap'n Cory is truly the best guide…read morewe've ever had!! He put us on a lot of fish! He's super patient, knows the lake well, gives great fishing advice, and honestly just an all around fun guy!! We could not be happier with our experience and can't wait to come back again soon! Head out on the water with cap'n Cory, you will not be disappointed!!

My husband loves co.ing here to fish. I am glad I never came. We are doing a Drive by. These…read morebathrooms definitely invoke the squat and hold your nose and breath rule! Right by the California border. Nice park and BBQ grill area. The birds singing made my heart sing! I would "stop by" but never be here at night! Bring your own toilet and paper if you can.

This is a random stop on the way from California to Arizona. It cost $5 to park, but it was on the…read morehonor system. It was really fun and a nice break from driving for my kids (1, 5, & 7) to play in the waterfall. There's a little lake type area too but the water looked gross so I was happy to find the shaded waterfall on a hot day. The mud was slippery but overall, a much better stop than a rest stop. The bathrooms were awful, but get the job done.

Summer is not the best time to visit. With temperature reaching 120F. We did not enjoy the…read moreoutdoors, at all. We just stayed in our camper most of the time. Lots of cute donkeys roaming the campground. It's just disappointing that they don't clean up the donkey poop which is literally on the campsites. Of all the campgrounds we've been to...this is such a disappointment. And no internet or cellphone data at all.

Beautiful state park with nice camp spots. The lake is great and many access points. They do have a…read moredump station, water filling station, dumpsters and a small store. The camp spots are large, have a pavement pad with fire ring and picnic table. Can't beat the price at $15 a night. We saw burros, hummingbirds and a ton of quail. It's nice for group camping with how the spots are done in loops.

We hired Marty for my besties bachelorette and honestly it was the highlight of our trip! Not only…read moreis his boat nice but also had all the essentials to have a good time at the river : towels, cooler , ice , lily pad and aux cord. He knew all the fun places on the river as well since we were clueless where to go. If you're looking to have fun at the river with a safe and knowledgeable captain, he is your guy! Highly recommend!

Absolutely the best boat and Captain on Lake Havasu! We spent the day with our Grandsons toured the…read morelake and all the time we wanted on the beach. Boat was clean and comfortable. Captain Marty was knowledgeable and friendly. We will definitely book again on our next visit to Lake Havasu!! This was so much nicer than renting a boat. Easy pick up and drop off. He provided towels, water and everything we needed. We brought an ice chest with lunch and snacks.

This was a pretty sad little place. Looks like not much maintenance has happened since the place…read moreopened in 1995. The "hiking" trails are little more than dirt roads where cars drive through. A large part of the "preserve" is being cleared for who knows what.