Cattail Cove State Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Cattail Cove State Park is a breathtaking oasis where adventurers can unwind amidst stunning desert landscapes and shimmering waters. With its rich history and vibrant wildlife, this hidden gem invites travelers to hike scenic trails, picnic by the lake, and indulge in unforgettable sunsets. Whether you're fishing on Lake Havasu or exploring vibrant wildflowers, Cattail Cove offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for those journeying down the Mother Road.
Bridal Kaleidoscope
4 months ago"One the best campground we have been. Checking in was easy and young lady so so nice. Site was very clean with water and electricity hook up. Bathrooms very clean with showers. Nice beach and hiking trails. Even had a separate dog beach. Nice cactus garden and fruit trees! Everybody so nice."
Bethany
7 months ago"We had an amazing time at this state park. Spot 59 fit our 42 ft camper, squishy, but we fit. There are grills at each campsite, all sites are 30amp but 4 are 50 amp. Water & power at each site with a dump station upon leaving. Theres a human beach and a dog beach, hiking, kayaking, camping, & grilling. We had a wonderful time with beautiful scenic views for sunset. Highly recommended park!"
Jamie Sturm
5 months ago"Best place you stay max 14 days stay but well worth it Clean well maintained bathrooms... hiking trails are great for every level of experience.. dog park with their own water area (not fully fenced) BUT your dog should be voice command training in high social areas! Plenty of dog walking areas on the levy and wash Run with pet stations! White sand beach for day use and a second beach for jet skiing and boats also only day use (remove your pop-ups.. cant save spots for next day first come first use) friendly kind staff and long term volunteers ... a cactus garden for a wonder walk ... and an amputheater (however you spell that lol) Has a trade wall books for reading DVDs for viewing and puzzles for mind exercising... bring your horseshoes there is a pit BOAT RAMP and parking (plenty)"
Shamu Ed
3 months ago"What a cool vibe that was. So relaxing, just miles south of Havasu proper, noice chill zone before hitting Parker's festival of activities. Very and peaceful, loved the mini hike."
Pat Garner
5 months ago"This was our second time at Cattail Cove and we really enjoyed our visit. The campground is clean and well maintained. This park is absolutely dog friendly with many places to walk. We also hiked the McKinny loop. The rangers were friendly and helpful. We had good cell service. While it was very windy one day we still had a great time. Zero issues and would recommend for those who want to hike or enjoy the river."
