Crossroads Campground offers primitive campsites along the California shore of the Colorado River near the popular Parker Strip, in a BLM managed campground. The is partially developed with designated campsites suitable for tent or RV camping, with half of the campsites located directly adjacent to the river. The rest of the campsites are located within 50 feet of the river. While Crossroads Campground is primitive, the area around it is not, and is highly developed. The north and south ends of the campground are bordered by RV and boat storage facilities. So, in general, people come here for access to the river and the spectacle that is the Parker Strip, not necessarily the scenery and seclusion.
There are 12 campsites at Crossroads Campground, each of which includes a fire ring, picnic table, and access to vault toilets. Access to supplies is readily available in the area.
Crossroads Campground Features
| Campground Type: | Organized, Primitive |
| Number of Campsites: | 12 Campsites |
| Cost: | $5/night |
| Use Level: | Medium – High |
| Dogs Allowed: | Yes |
| Fire Rings: | Yes |
| Drinking Water: | None |
| Toilets: | Yes – Vault Toilets |
| Showers: | None |
| Trash/Dumpsters: | Yes |
| Hiking Access: | None |
| Beach/Lake Access: | Yes – River Beach |
| RV/Trailer Length: | Not Defined |
| RV/Trailer Amenities: | None |
| Cell Phone Service: | Yes |
| Wifi: | None |
| Operating Season: | Campground Open Year-round |
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Getting There
| Address: | |
| Geo Coordinates: | 34.211058, -114.215531 |
| Nearest City/Town: | Parker, Arizona |
| Elevation: | 480 Feet |
| Location: | San Bernardino County, California |
| Paved Road Access: | Yes |
| Proximity to Stores: | Less than 1 mile |
| Directions: |
Located about eight miles south of the Parker Dam on the California side of the Colorado River turn at the BLM sign. |
Connect
| Phone: | (928) 505-1200 |
| Web: | BLM – Lake Havasu Field Office |
| Reservations: | Not Accepted – First-come/First-Served |
When To Go
Early Spring – Early Summer & Fall – Crossroads Campground is in the Mojave Desert, so it gets very hot in the summer, and is the low season for the area. We recommend going in spring, early summer, and fall as the days will be warm and the nights will be cooler. There will be more activity in the area during these times as well.
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Saturday
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Partly cloudy. High 109F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.
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Abundant sunshine. High 113F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph.
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Monday
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Sunny skies. High 118F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
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Tuesday
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A mainly sunny sky. High around 120F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.
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Wednesday
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Low 91°
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Partly cloudy skies. High 119F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph.
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Thursday
07/26
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Low 89°
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Generally sunny despite a few afternoon clouds. High around 115F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.
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What To Do
Off-road driving – There are several OHV driving areas nearby on the California side of the river.
Boating – The Colorado River is accessible from the campground and offers great destinations for a day on the river.
Image Credits: Chuck Coker via Flickr