Camp ObserverCrossroads Campground
Camp site features
Across 26 camp sites:
- Picnic table: 25 of 26 sites
- Pets allowed: all 26 sites
- ADA accessible: 1 of 26 sites
- Longest rig: 50 ft
- Largest party: 8 people
Directions
From Lake Havasu City, this campground is about 45 minutes south of town. Visitors will need to drive over the Parker Dam onto the California side of the Colorado River. (Note: Oversized vehicles and vehicles towing trailers are not permitted to cross the dam.) Located about 9 miles south of the Parker Dam on the California side of the Colorado River turn left at the BLM sign.
From Parker, drive north across the bridge over the Colorado River and turn right. Crossroads Campground will be 7 miles ahead on your right.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Armando C
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
Excellent spot, just windy.
Andrew A
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
This was my second year camping at this campground. My family and I loved it because it’s right on the riverbed. I liked it because it’s only $5 a night. Last year all campsites were first come first serve which is fine. This year I had to book online the site (13) I wanted in advance which I did. When I arrived on a early Saturday morning there was a couple camped in my reserved site. I woke them up and let them know I reserved that spot. They told me someone stole there reserved spot and it was a free for all at this site with no site host to regulate. Eventually the people in my site packed up and left but it was ridiculous that we couldnt get a BLM ranger, Trooper or Ranger out there to regulate the campground. Its a really great campground and I can foresee some altercations arising amongst some unruly campers. All in all great spot. Now I know next year I can have a wood fire pit burning like everyone else and not worry about any BLM personnel showing up.
Damon R
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
We showed up to our spot. Great location by trees. set up camp but as time went on we realized that other people liked our spot to constantly driving by looking people walking next to our spot to get shade and swim. We have a dog so i had to hold her leash constantly. It seemed to be a free for all old western mentality. Guys would show up and park in Reserved spots and refuse to leave. A couple showed up that had planed their trip months in advance and asked if i would share my site because the guy next to us would not get out of their spot some jerk in a van. We found out this happen to other campers who paid to reserved as well. I said yes we had the room they were very nice people.
Heather S
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
This would be a great family campground however after having been there over Easter weekend we found out that there is no camp host. People are squatting on various sites. One morning we woke up to a few fellow campers arguing over campsites. The group we camped with paid for 3 sites, however, we only used 2. The remaining site was occupied by somebody else the entire weekend. If you do decide to book these sites be sure to bring proof as you may encounter someone on your site.
Doug D
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
Cute little campground . Had a nice lot small beach access on each end of the loop . Very quiet . Would go there again because the wild Burris came in and had dinner with us . Loved that !!!
Robin C
Loop:Main Loop
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
When we first arrived I was disappointed because there wasn’t direct water access from our waterfront site, however once we found the water access, we were very happy! Clean little beach area with lots of shade. Perfect for the little ones to play with Pugh getting overheated. We will definitely be back again and again!