Description
Join us in gorgeous Needles California for camping activities like fishing, swimming, horseback riding, hiking, boating, and rock climbing. At Desert View RV Resort, our Needles campground near Lake Havasu and Lake Mohave, you can enjoy incredible water sports, lovely lake views, and warm beaches. Our campground is a natural stopping point for anyone touring Lake Mead, the Hoover Dam, or the Grand Canyon. Pay us a visit and see what California camping is all about!
Book your campsite or RV site today with our handy online reservations system. Our campground is set near the Colorado River, a great place to enjoy boating and fishing for bass, trout, and crappie. We're also located near Quartzsite and Bullhead Arizona, just off Interstate 40. Make our Needles RV park into your home base while you head out for day trips to Laughlin, Nevada or the shopping and antique-hunting centers of Bullhead Arizona and Lake Havasu City.
Desert View RV Resort welcomes families during spring, summer, and fall, but during the winter we become a 50-and-over adult park. Our guests can enjoy excellent facilities like full hook-ups, wi-fi internet access, and a heated swimming pool. You can head to Lake Mohave and the Mojave National Preserve for golfing, bird watching, mountain biking, road biking, and horseback riding, or watch the races at the Mohave Valley Raceway. Go rock-hunting in Quartzsite, Arizona, take in the annual Laughlin Riverrun in April, or just relax right here in camp.
80' Max Campsite or RV Site Length
Directions:
Exit I-40 Eastbound @ River Road cutoff. From point of exit turn Right at approximately 6/10 of mile. Westbound exit W Broadway. Turn L ½ mile, turn L at National Old Trails Hwy.
Amenities
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Conven Store
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Hot Tub
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Lake
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River
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Picnic Area
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Courtesy Dock
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Repair Services
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Chapel Services
Recreation
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Water Slides
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Beach
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Playground
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Boat Ramp
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Boat Rentals
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Gaming/Casino
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ATV/OHV/Mtcy
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Backpacking
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Biking - Mountain
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Billiards
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Boating - Limited
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Boating - Paddle
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Boating
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Boating - Watercraft
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Climbing
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Dancing-Other
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Dancing-Square
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Education Activity
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Entertainment
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Fishing
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Golfing
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Hang/Paraglide
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Hiking
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Hot Springs
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Hunting
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River Rafting
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Sailing/Windsurfing
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Scenic Driving
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Sightseeing
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Tennis
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Water Skiing
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Desert View Stop
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Stayed at Desert View RV Resort for 3 days while traveling during the Christmas Holiday. Desert View is a nice park with clean, level, private gravel sites. The hosts and permanent residents were very friendly and always willing to stop and visit. We would stay there again and would recommend this park to travelers in that area.
cobalert
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Reviewed 01/02/2012
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enjoying retirement
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Stayed at Desert View RV Resort for 4 days while traveling Route 66 (and it is on the Needles portion of Route 66). Desert View is a nice park with clean, level, gravel sites. Each site has a concrete patio and the sites are separated from each other by 6-8 foot bushes. The hosts and permanent residents were very helpful and friendly. There is a small pool but it was a little too cold for swimming when we were there. The facilities are well maintained. We would stay there again and would recommend this park to travelers in that area.
Needles is located on the CA/AZ state line and it is about a 2 hour drive to Henderson and/or Las Vegas, NV. There is a casino in Fort Mohave, AZ which is about 15 miles from Needles. The park is not within walking distance (less than a mile) of shopping or dining, but it is within a short drive (about 2 mi) of dining, gas, and convenience stores. The closest big shopping area is in Bullhead City, AZ.
During our stay, we visited London Bridge in Lake Havasu City, AZ. We visited as many of the sights and towns along Route 66 as we could and drove the narrow, twisting part of the original Route 66 between Oatman and Kingman, AZ.
During our stay, the daylight hours were sunny and relatively warm, but the evenings and nights were cool, so would recommend a light jacket or sweater.
time traveler
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Reviewed 05/28/2011
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great place
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Hosts take you to your site, guide you in and do the registration right at the site, we were in, signed up and relaxing in no time. What a great service. Friendly too.
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Bill
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Reviewed 04/22/2011
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