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The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Best Havasu Lake Vacation Rentals

As the temperatures rise and summer approaches, many people start planning their vacations. Havasu Lake, located in the western United States, is a popular destination for those seeking a fun and relaxing vacation. With its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking scenery, Havasu Lake provides an ideal setting for all types of outdoor activities. However, finding the perfect vacation rental can be a daunting task. In this article, we will provide you with some tips on how to find the best Havasu Lake vacation rentals.

Know What You Want

The first step in finding your dream vacation rental is knowing what you want. Do you want a lakefront property or something more secluded? Are you looking for a large house to accommodate your whole family or something smaller for an intimate getaway? Knowing your preferences will help narrow down your search.

Do Your Research

Once you have a clear idea of what you want in a vacation rental, it’s time to start researching. Start by browsing online listings and reading reviews from other travelers who have stayed in the area. Look for properties that fit your criteria and compare prices.

It’s also important to check out the property owner’s website or social media pages to get a better idea of what they offer. Many owners post additional photos and information about their properties that may not be available on listing sites.

Havasu Lake is a popular destination during peak season (June-August), so it’s important to book early if you want to secure your preferred dates and property. Keep in mind that prices may increase closer to peak season, so booking early can also save you money.

Communicate with the Property Owner

Before booking your rental, communicate with the property owner or manager. Ask any questions you may have about the property or surrounding area, as well as any special requests or accommodations you may need. This will ensure that your stay is comfortable and enjoyable.

In conclusion, finding the perfect Havasu Lake vacation rental requires some research and planning. By knowing what you want, doing your research, booking early, and communicating with the property owner, you can find the best vacation rental for your needs. So start planning your Havasu Lake getaway today.

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Haunted tour,worst hour of my life! - Lake Havasu

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Haunted tour,worst hour of my life!

After a trip to Virginia City, NV. and one of the best paranormal tours we've ever had, This was pure hell! I had done my homework on the history of the bridge and found it to be facinating, so we booked a tour. After calling numerous times we finally got booked. We were the only two on the tour besides the tour guide- SIR-TALKS ABOUT HIMSELF ALOT- and his poor son. Besides small tid-bits of facts and some interesting stories, the rest of the tour was filled with, "My orbs are bigger than yours", and "You dont know anything, I've been doing this stuff for so long, that I can control orbs to land in the palm of my hand"! Not to mention his standing in the middle of the stairs, only to flirt with any intoxicated females that might walk by! And then Snubing the British tourist on their knowledge of the bridge, C'mon... This was truly the worst $20 I've ever spent! So, use the internet, do your homework, and enjoy this magical piece of history- on your own....

we cheekily swam in the lake. it was gorgeous. even the fish are friendly here...they literally swim up to you !

Having arrived in Lake Havasu via a Jet Boat. We disembarked and had a bite to eat before venturing across the the bridge in the noon day sun. The surrounding area is a poor attempt to portray various part of London. It is a pity that such a lovely historic bridge has been used for such a tawdry purpose. At least the journey to and from made up for the disappointment. Not my cup of tea at all. However, I can now say that I have crossed two London Bridges. The temperature was unbelievable, make sure you have protection.

Came out here for a vacation, came back in less than a year to live when I retired. Nice small town, it is growing though. New Arizona University campus here. Lake is great, good fishing, boating, quiet places to beach and have lunch, dinner, whatever. Lake is 26(approx) miles long with boat camping sites all along the Arizona side. Just bought a Ski-Doo for the lake, having a blast with that.

Lake Havasu gets wayyyyy too hot and to me is a rude town. Always attracts party kids for spring break. Do not like anything at Havasu.

Loved the water.... Cruising in the boats was like heaven. Definitely rent a boat when your in Havasu. The'Heat Hotel is a great find for me as well

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Haunted London Bridge in Havasu

There is a great Historic Ghost Walk Tour in Lake Havasu at the London Bridge....read all about it: http://www.examiner.com/x-2345-Arizona-Haunted-Sites-Examiner~y2009m3d18-Hauntings-at-the-London-Bridge-of-Lake-Havasu

My family and I go to Lake Havasu City, AZ for family adventures on a regular basis. Usually at least 4 times a year. It is a great place to get away from the crowds and get out on a big lake. It is actually the Colorado River dammed to create the Lake. Lake Havasu means "blue water". It is great to get on the lake in a speed boat, personal water craft (PWC), or to fish. We have done all of the above. The best time is late summer or early spring. The weather is perfect and the desert views are fabulous. They have the best sunsets on the water.

We were driving from Palm Springs to Las Vegas and detoured via Lake Havasu to see London Bridge. I'm glad we did as it was worth the extra miles. There isn't a lot to do in the area unless you are interested in the recreation facilities the lake has to offer. We were just there for the bridge and as mentioned in previous reviews some of the tourist shops in the area have closed but some are still open and it is a pretty little spot. We thought we would stop off for an hour or so, get some lunch and then leave but we ended up stopping for 3 hours. We took a walk along the lake shore, did some shopping and had lunch. It refreshed us for the next part of our trip. We could have stayed longer, boats were offering trips out onto Lake Havasu but we didn't have time.

We are from California and went with some friends who have a nice boat. We were constantaly harrassed by the local police even though nobody was drinking. My friends wife is medically "enhanced". They cited her for "lewd" acts, we took it to trial and the judge did not allow a videotape of the entire day. I have come to learn that the police have a free hand and that many people consider the lake havasu a water "speed trap" of sorts for out of state-California in particular-people. Please dont remove this as people need to know about this area. We are business people who have never even been stopped for a traffic ticket.

We took a speed boat from Laughlin down to Lake Havasu and loved it. A great day out. As Brits is was nice to see the bridge although the rest of the English exhibits including the London Bridge were all broken up! ~well worth the trip out.

I would like to enlighten the readers of this website on where to stay in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. I drove the 150 miles south from Las Vegas to get away from the noise of the casino's and traffic as well. I checked into the London Bridge Hotel which is right next to the original bridge. The rooms were nice and there are (3) swimming pools. There is also a hot tub connected to one of the pools. This is a place where you will find beautiful palm trees and green grass. There is a bar on site that has karoke several nights a week. All eating establishments are within walking distance in the warm Arizona nights. The scenery is great. You can rent a jet ski right on site or take a small boat ride to a casino,if you have any money left from Vegas, in California. I went in September and the weather was beautiful. A few days it was over a hundred degrees but the lack of humidity made it seem like only 85 degrees. If you are a sun goddess or worshipper like myself you owe it to yourself to visit this little corner of paradise. Lake Havasu is also becoming a place for retireees to live out the rest of their days and leaving the cold New England winters behind or what ever cold weather climate you come from. Their is a nice waterway that you can see while you are sipping on a cold drink by the pool. Don't take my word for it send for some information to the more than helpful people at the Chamber of Commerence. Remember you heard it here first. Don't forget to send me a postcard. Sincerely, Dan D'Alessio North Providence, Rhode Island Author of Baseball Poems and other Selected Works

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Rich and fascinating history surrounds The London Bridge in Lake Havasu City. And unfortunately, it’s not all positive. According to local legend, this unique structure is haunted by spirits. If you happen to cross this one-of-a-kind bridge in Arizona, don’t be surprised if you come across some paranormal activity. After all, the original structure dates all the way back to the 1830s!

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Lost Lake Road

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Somewhere around the intersection of the 95 and Lost Lake Road, people have driven by what they have described as an Indian chief in full garb (head-dress, vest, old cowboy clothes). He is older with grayish black hair and a very wrinkled face. (Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Oatman Hotel

Lake havasu city, arizona.

This place not only has ghosts, but famous ones at that! The Oatman is reported to be haunted by the ghosts of none other than Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, so if you go ghost hunting, be sure to bring your autograph book as well. Of course the history ...

City Hall - Bullhead City

Bullhead city, arizona.

Locals say City Hall was built on haunted grounds, and that strange phenomena are occasionally observed within.

Brunswick Hotel

Kingman, arizona.

Numerous apparitions, ghostly voices and physical contact with the guests...the ghosts at the Brunswick are apparently active. As of this writing (MArch 2013) it appears the Brunswick has closed its doors, but check back and let us know if it ever re-opens.

Bonelli House

Passers-by to this historic 1915 mansion claim to have seen a shadowy apparition staring down into the street. Visitors to the house have also reportedly photographed orbs on many occasions. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Kelso Depot

Kelso, california.

This historic villa sat abandoned for many years, and a man hung himself in what was Room #006 of the former hotel. People have reported seeing him walking around the upper floor of the building, and looking down into the street. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Vulture Gold Mine

Wickenburg, arizona.

Numerous reports of haunted happenings are reported in this ghost town.

Whiskey Pete's Hotel and Casino

Jean, nevada.

The hotel and casino are rumored to be haunted by Whiskey Pete himself, a former miner and moonshiner who used to own a gas station nearby. Witnesses say he watches over the casino, and some say they have come back to their parked cars to find them mysteriously filled up ...

Boulder Dam Hotel

Boulder city, nevada.

The historic hotel, which had its heyday in the 1930s and was home to Howard Hughes during his recuperation from his Lake Mead plane crash, has a few haunts in residence. Apparitions, the feeling of a ghostly hand on your shoulder, and hands that come up through the floor and ...

Old Boulder City Hospital

Old Boulder City Hospital was constructed during the Great Depression for workers on the Hoover Dam. When it became a community center in 2012, folks soon realized they weren't alone in the building. Moaning and other unexplained noises as well as footsteps and shadow figures have been reported. Apparitions have ...

Pioneer Saloon

Goodsprings, nevada.

The 1913 saloon is rumoured to be haunted by five spirits, including a cheating gambler, a miner in old-fashioned clothing and the ghost of Carol Lombard, who died after her plane crashed into nearby Potosi Mountain. Submitted by Callum Swift

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