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.

Good if you have a boat to launch. Other than that the place is run down. Thank god we kept going…read moreto Parker.

Most the parks r free or reasonably priced! Some r more kempt up than others....There's camping w…read moreRestrooms. If u like camping U'll like these & even if not, there's lots 2 do for everyone. So, have a picnic, fish, jetski, boating, hunting or wildlife watching there's lots 2 c. The people r usually friendly so go for a hike or Bbq and just have fun. There's lots of birds, owls, deer and desert flowers to see. Just have fun. Stores nearby and even gas. But only 1 hot food place close by. So bring water, toiletpaper & supplies, sunscreen & deepwoods off and proper clothes n u'll b ok. Don't 4get 2 tow your own trash to show u appreciate the hospitality. No worries. :) Have a good time.

Don is a very experienced fisherman he knows his game really well thanks to him I know the…read moredifference between going fishing and catching a fish is a awesome experience my husband and myself enjoyed this day definitively goes in our memory book we win the trip that I was thinking was a scam but hey what are the odds. We win yeayyyyyy Thank you thank you .

This clown has no regard for anyone but himself. While fishing he trolls too close in between 2…read moreboats(less than 60') and snags their lines. Anyone with this much experience should know better.

I love Walter's Camp and appreciate meeting Tabitha today. She's lovely and has a great authentic…read morequality about her. She is a graciously sincere kind person and will be very helpful to make sure her guests are well cared for. Thanks to her yet again for making our trip extra wonderful. It is a great place to launch watercraft and explore. Today on the river was beautiful and I can't wait for next time! Be sure to take the time to visit Walter's Camp and don't let the bumpy gravel road deter you! Say hi to Tabitha and check out the general store. It's well stocked for a small place. Thankful yet again!!

Visited Walter's Camp on my first canoe camp trip on 3/13/25. I was pleased to see that it wasn't…read morebusy. Tabitha, the camp host helped me get set up and gave me the lay of the land. The general store has a few items, merchandise, and even a bar back that is used when the camp is in full swing after Memorial Day according to Tabitha. I chose a far site at the edge of the property underneath two tamarisk/salt cedar trees which was great for shade. I launched my canoe at the concrete boat ramp and paddled the old Colorado River channel right out in front of the camp which is not lacking in it's scenery of Cibola Natl Wildlife Refuge and the beautiful Trigo Mountains Wilderness viewable eastward. Nighttime is where things came alive! Dozens of braying burros, coyotes, and owls that would hoot up a storm in the trees above me. An a/c or refrigeration until by the general store ran in cycles all night and was about as annoying as someone running a generator. The facilities provided had showers and pit toilets, all in good condition. Taking a moment to stretch/yoga before the morning paddle in the communal hang out area in front of the general store was a great idea. I was greeted by an amazing SW sherbet sunrise over the calm waters of the inner channel of the Colorado, it was spectacular. I'm typically a dispersed camper, so some of my gripes about the noise you can probably take with a grain of salt. Would I stay the night again? Sure, but I'd prefer something a bit more isolated. Thank you Tabitha for all your advice on boating the river as a novice, appreciate what you do!

A beautiful Wildlife Refuge with a drive-loop and a nature trail. On the border of California and…read moreArizona about a hour from Yuma. We did not get to actually go inside Visitor Center as it was closed for the season, so plan ahead as it is not really close to much of anything except the great outdoors. There are pit toilets near the nature trail if needed. The loop drive is very nice along open fields where there are burrowing Owls habitats (did not see any) We missed the wintering birds by a couple weeks. We did see this beautiful American Kestrel hanging out overlooking the fields.

Refuge for wildlife, fishing hunting and something for everyone Swimming & free camping Dune buggy…read morein the winter. Bible study and exercise much needed. Breathtaking mountain views! Although, the Sunrise and sunsets r totally amazing.

WARNNING!!!!!! Worst rental in my life. All his equipment does not work. Boat didnt run. The. TWO…read morewave runners I rented stopped working after 20 minutes of riding. In the middle of the Colorado river. With my boys. Dangerous. And he blamed me for his rigs. Dont waste your time or money on this scammer. WARNING trying to charge me for repairs. 1200 scammer.

From the owner: We pride ourselves on our versatility with available bookings for 1/2 day and full day fishing…read morecharters 3 day weekend remote location camp and fishing trips, we provide all equipment as well as bait and tackle. 1/2 day and full day party barge services, morning, midday and evening restaurant cruses. Whatever your needs are we can accommodate them affordably.

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.

We come here with some regulars. They have had their spot for years. They have a cabana directly on…read morethe water, and it's a good vibe. The families all show up, and it is a very family friendly environment. Splashing around, occasional boat rides, and good times. The bar down the way is friendly and reasonable. If you are looking for a river drink fest.. go to Havasu

Vacation house is Clean and well maintained. Management was easy to communicate with and very…read moreAccommodating.

I have visited this place ,a man called James m ​has created e stream problems from to bullying…read morethe residents,other than that the management is great great people,the maintenance man jack is good at his work aunist and will always get the job done ,like I have said the only issue is James m .if you visit you will definitely notice him.great place clean good management and very prompt maintenance

First off, the staff, are absolutely wonderful! I don't know where I wanted to camp and since I had…read morenot been there before, I was allowed to drive through and check out all of the dry campsites before I chose. You're surrounded by nothing but natural beauty no matter where in the park you're staying! There are amazing grass areas to let your dog go potty! There is a store at the front. It has everything g from firewood to candy and water. Next time I will be choosing a site with power and water but for now the dry camping is amazing!

We camped here beginning of February 2026. Right now there is construction going on, so there is…read morean excavator that is working from early am until 2-3pm. If you're looking for peace and quiet, you won't get that here right now. Constant noise.....don't know if this is a long term project or something that will be done quickly. People are told when they arrive, don't cut thru peoples campsites.....just had a woman walk right next to our rv.