Our 4th of July weekend at Windsor Beach was ruined by an intoxicated camper who repeatedly…read moreharassed our family. He yelled at our children while they were night fishing, pointed laser lights at them, continued harassing them from his campsite, and shouted racial slurs at us. We reported the incident, but it made for a very upsetting experience. Families should be. Overall, Windsor Beach was a great campground. The facilities were clean, and beach access was easy. Unfortunately, our 4th of July trip was overshadowed by an intoxicated camper who harassed our children, pointed lasers at them, and shouted racial slurs at our family. If it weren't for that experience, we would have had a wonderful stay.

Super friendly!! And cheap for a day of kayaking owner gave us recommendations on where to go. had…read morea blast with my sister. The owner did call to check up on us which was so sweet definitely renting from him again in the future!!

Recently rented kayaks again from this company & I'm still giving them a 5 star review! Maryanne is…read morefriggin awesome!! Very patient & knowledgeable. My man (S) & I were going to rent a kayak for the day @ Rotary Park like we did 3 yrs ago but Maryanne mentioned that there have been a lot of big boats there & suggested doing the Castle Rock/Mesquite option. @ first we were going to just rent a two person kayak but then decided to get our own after learning it was $40/pp. We had to meet Maryanne & her husband Jim @ Mesquite bay to leave our car & get picked up by them & taken down to Castle Rock, our starting point. Well Mesquite Bay couldn't be found on the GPS & I wasn't sure where we were going. Was trying to confirm directions the AM of & Maryanne was nice enough & just came to our hotel so we could follow them. Well S was moving very slow this day & I had to keep harassing him to get going. I felt horrible that when they got to the hotel he wasn't ready. We kept them waiting for about 10 mins maybe 15 minutes. Worst feeling to have. They seemed OK with it, didn't seem mad or annoyed. Of course I apologized for him holding us up. (Sorry again) Mesquite bay wasn't far from our hotel (Rodeway Inn) maybe about 10-13 minutes. Once we got there we parked. Maryanne pointed out land marks so we would know where & when to turn to get back to this point, our ending. We quickly packed our coolers. I brought my own & S borrowed one from them that they had, along with a wet bag & some flip flops. He was "rushing" to get out of the hotel & forgot his water shoes. They know exactly what comes in handy on a day on the water. We then jumped in their van & we all wore masks, CV19 precautions. S & I were the only passengers. We went up the road a little further, apx. 5 miles to get Castle Rock. Once we go there we got out & the man helped them unload the kayaks off their van. They provide life jackets, you don't have to wear them but I highly recommend you do for safety reasons. There isn't much activity or people around Castle Rock's waters, @ least the day we went on. Sunday 09/27/2020. Boats aren't allowed in the beginning waters. You have to bring the kayak's down to the water. WACKO has a set of wheels they put on the back of the kayak & you lift it from the front and pull. Maryanne helped me with mine. S did his own. We didn't want Jim helping us as he didn't look like he should be doing that stuff. It wasn't too far of a walk. Once we got down to the water she pointed out where to go, mentioned the caves you can check out if the water level isn't too low @ the entrance. She also provided a little map with land marks/pictures on it that was laminated that we took along with us. Just so you know there are NO BATHROOMS @ Castle Rock or Mesquite bay. So if you can take care of your bathroom duties prior to heading out its advised. Don't liter & leave trash behind. Take out what you take in. Take a lunch/snacks so when you get hungry & can find a place to stop you have something to eat. These spots have NO trash cans either. Once we got in our kayaks & got started we found that the kayaks were a little wobbly which made us nervous. It was as if they felt light & with the wrong move you would tip it over. We've kayaked before & I have never experienced this in any kayak's. So because of this we decided not to venture down to the cave since it was in the opposite direction and we were nervous due to the stability of the kayaks. The water area on the take off is a small section & you have to go up to the tall greenery to find a narrow path to get out into the bigger water. Maryanne points you in the right direction prior to leaving. You have to take your paddle apart & only use one 1/2 to help you paddle thru the narrow path. **See video I posted of this. We both were still a little nervous. There was a lot of water trees/plants in the water. Not sure if thats what they're called but your paddle right over them, nothing we wanted to fall into...creepy! LOL I picked up some on my paddle & accidentally got some on top of my hat & had no idea until S noticed it & told me. We got a good laugh out of that. We saw some birds, little brown ducks & some big white ducks that had NO problem being friendly. I advise you NOT TO FEED them or they will follow you. We pulled over to a spot & they came over to us & was surrounding my kayak & jumping on it cause I feed them when I first saw them. We stopped @ the palm tree to hang in the water a bit & then right around the corner was Mesquite bay. It took us 4.5 hrs to complete with a couple stops. I highly recommend using this company for your kayaking needs. You won't be disappointed! Also their hrs on Yelp aren't correct, call them to make reservations or with questions. If they don't call you back for some reason, call them back. ALSO DON'T FORGET YOUR SUNSCREEN & HAVE FUN!!!

We rented a tandem from Justin. He was friendly, and even offered to deliver to us for a small…read morefee. We had a great time at on the lake for our Anniversary. We went back on a 2nd trip when thinking of purchasing and he gave us advice and the pros and cons of what to get. Will be working with Southwest Kayak whenever we are in Havasu.

Had an absolute blast today on the lake. I've always wanted to fish from a kayak, and was glad I…read morewas able to do so from a mirage drive Hobie. Great gear at great rates. Everyone we very friendly, loaned me extra fishing gear. They pointed the way and I peddled to my first every Striped Bass (2 to be exact). If in Havasu, stop by and go for a nice relaxing paddle or peddle. Just a side note, not sure if I stepped into some sort of riff with local power boat people. While peddling through the channel, had several gruffly old guys mumble f-bombs my way. Some sort of no motor area now in Havasu? Sound travels on water. I have both a large fishing boat and Seadoo at home. I'm a boater just like everyone else. Please respect all who use the water. Don't judge those based on what they float on. We all live and die on the same planet. A year later and still had a blast! $75 for a full day of fishing fun.

We had so much fun on this tour. Our guide was very fun and knowledgeable, made sure we were safe…read moreand had plenty of water! We got to learn fun facts and history of the city. We enjoyed the boat, and were surprised how fast it went for its small size. It was cool checking out all the different coves! Would highly recommend this tour!

Omg! This was so much FUN!!! We went this past summer, in July. There were only, 4 of us, or…read more2-couples. I don't go boating often and was a bit nervous. In fact, not much an outdoors type except easy hiking. My bf, is ex-military and currently quasi-military, so he is much more 'comfortable' in activities like this. I wished I remembered his name but he made this easy, comfortable and was there to assist. He explained, safety features, foremost. He gives, you a safety vest and explains about it. They text you the disclosures and you upload your signatures. If you couldn't do that, he provided another way, in their kiosk office, next to boats. The meeting place is at their kiosk office. The ride was memorable! We did a nice slow ride through the channel UNTIL we got to the open lake. We stopped and he went through safety items and rules of the lake. When we had the 'opening up' of the throttle, that was scary and fun! Just a tip for newbies: Don't go behind a boats wake or waves! The ride is choppier!!! We went towards some rock formations and he explained the history. The lake was beautiful! Just gorgeous being ON the lake versus just seeing it on land! For some reason, it wasn't a busy morning lake day or maybe the early boat ride was just perfect timing because the lake was ours!! No lake traffic! It's like driving in a highway with no traffic!! This was worth the money and time! This was a fun experience on Lake Havasu! Safe. Enjoyable! We were glad we did it! We were inexperienced boat riders and we did it or rather my bf was able to drive boat. Just hang on!! I almost lost my iPhone! Thank God, IT FELL IN THE BOAT! Yikes! Fun fun on Lake Havasu with Rubba Duck Safari!

We had an amazing morning out on the water. Kenne tailored the day around my little one which was…read morefantastic. Any day is a good day when your littles are loving life.

Our experience with Capt. Kenne was neither terrible nor fantastic. Here's a breakdown of ratings…read morebased on a group of 4 men and a 13-year-old boy on a 1 to 10 scale, 10 being perfect. Hospitality: 6 Effort to catch fish: 5 Effort to ensure a fun trip: 5 Overall accommodations: 7 We had fun, but our biggest gripes were that we weren't asked how we'd like to fish, just told a schedule of how we would fish right off the bat. We were never offered a cooler for our food/drinks, and Capt. Kenne spent a good deal of his time on his phone while we fished. He was at times checking with other guides to see if they could help find fish, which we appreciated.

Great price for the time. Went with a group of 8 and had a blast to do axe throwing for $20 an…read morehour! Ren was super fun and kind, helping us acclimate to play here. Definitely one of the spots to check out here in Lake Havasu, it's locally owned!!!

Fun date night with my hubby! We booked everything online which was very easy to do!…read more After a brief tutorial from our coach we spent an hour taking turns throwing the axes! It's definitely a physical upper body workout but soooo worth the ibuprofen and hot shower when we got home! Lol! Make sure you eat lunch or dinner either before or afterwards....this is strictly an axe throwing venue....no concessions available. We're definitely coming back for more date nights!

Every single time my wife and I have entered Lake Havasu Bike & Fitness we have been met with…read morecordial, professional and genuine customer service! We have had our mountain bikes serviced and fixed several times with outstanding/meticulous service!! The gentlemen running this establishment are avid mountain bikers who have a clear passion for the outdoors! They are always welcoming and enthusiastic in their approach which is a breath of fresh air! It truly baffles me there's two negative comments in the reviews which makes me question those individuals incidents they claim occurred so always remember when searching reviews, the customer may be the issue not the establishment or its employees! The world has plenty of Karens nowadays! I'm looking forward to contacting LHBF this Monday in hopes they still have the medium frame Giant E-Trance still in their shop because the wife finally wants to pull the trigger!!!! I'll end this review with this....If you are looking for a knowledgeable, professional source for all your mountain biking needs and meet some genuinely good honest ppl then go to Lake Havasu Bike & Fitness!!

Walked in, was immediately helped by the service guy with my son's bike tire. Gave us an attachment…read morefor his hand pump, figured out what the issue was, and gave him a quick air fill, no charge. Thank you guys very much!

Nice to have this little beach area close to where I'm staying at…read more Stopped by after work and just took a stroll down the beach. It is just at the end of the London Bridge to your left; the right side is the brewery. It is a free location; the other one on the other side charges $25 to enter. This one does not, but also not many people go here; this is more known to locals, not tourists. Has a playground and dog park, so yes, lots of dogs here; you can rent boats and jet skis here, and you can jog and just have a family day if you want to. I took a walk through the entire area and took a nice dip in the lake. Loved it; the water was nice, especially on a hot sunny day, and the view was amazing. I can't ask for anything better than that!

Love coming to this beach! One of my favorites in the area. Dogs are allowed on leash but many…read morepeople have theirs off leash. I don't have an issue with that if your dog actually listens to you but keep in mind other people's dogs aren't always friendly towards other dogs and this can cause issues. There is a dog park right there as well, tons of picnic tables covered, playground, large grassy area, definitely lots to do!! I don't care for the weekends, especially the holiday weekends. Oh my gosh Father's Day weekend was nuts with the people, lack of parking, boaters, jet skiis, too loud with everyone's music going at the same time!! Just packed. Never going on holiday weekend again. My favorite time to go is weekdays. Not busy at all, much more peaceful and not as many boats as on holiday weekends. I can spend the whole day at this place & my dogs love it too!!