Where the public can swim at Lake Havasu

Lake Havasu has buoyed city swim areas, a state-park beach, and BLM shoreline access. These are different facilities with different rules; private resort beaches are not treated as public access.

London Bridge Beach

Buoyed swim area City park

A city-owned public park with a buoyed swim area along the Bridgewater Channel.

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Rotary Community Park

Buoyed swim area Open until 11 p.m. unless posted

A city park on Thompson Bay with a buoyed swim area.

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Lake Havasu State Park

Public state-park beach Entrance fee No lifeguard on duty

A public state park with a beach area, 24-hour park access, and variable weekday/weekend vehicle fees.

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BLM Lake Havasu Shoreline Sites

Federal shoreline access Boat-access sites

Seventy-three boat-access shoreline campsites collectively classified by BLM as a swimming site.

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