Crossroads Campground

About

Crossroads Campground is a small BLM facility located on the riverfront of the Lower Colorado River in the Parker Strip Recreation Area. The campground provides direct access to excellent fishing, boating, canoeing, and swimming opportunities, with riverfront views and beach access from most sites. The nearby Rock House Visitor Center offers information about the area and a free boat launch open year-round. The surrounding landscape features steep rocky terrain and wind-shaped sand dunes, with abundant wildlife including fish, migratory birds, and small mammals. Off-road enthusiasts can explore the adjacent Crossroads OHV Area and Copper Basin Dunes, while rock hounders enjoy searching the area for unique specimens. All 26 campsites are dry camping with no hookups, each equipped with a picnic table and grill. One ADA-accessible site features a concrete pad and extended picnic table with a concrete walkway to the accessible vault toilet. Note that oversized vehicles and those towing trailers cannot cross Parker Dam, so approach from Parker via Highway 95 instead.

Directions

From Parker, drive north across the bridge over the Colorado River and turn right. Crossroads Campground is 7 miles ahead on your right. From Lake Havasu City, the campground is about 45 minutes south. Note: Oversized vehicles and vehicles towing trailers are not permitted to cross Parker Dam, so approach from Parker instead.