Alamo Lake State Park

Alamo Lake State Park is a park in La Paz County, about 47 miles southeast of Lake Havasu City.

The park supports swimming, boating, biking, wildlife watching, and fishing. For overnight stays there are 21 campsites (RV sites and showers). There are also cabins for rent.

Campground and RV Sites Campground A has 21 sites available while Campground B has 42 sites with mixed amenities. Sites 1-27 (electric/water) are $40-50 per night. Sites 28-42 (dry camp) are available for $25 per night. Dry camping is located in Campgrounds D & E for $25 a night per vehicle. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. There are vault and chemical toilets located throughout the campgrounds. If you plan to bring an off-highway vehicle to take advantage of the expansive area trails, please book your campsite in campgrounds C, D, or E. There are 19 full hook-up sites with 50 amp electric, water and sewer located in the Main Campground. Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. There is no limit to maximum RV length at these sites. Additional sites have 30/50 amp electric and water at each site. Campground B has 27 electric sites. The Ramada Area has 12 electric sites. Cholla Campground area has 41 electric sites (30 amp). Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. Campground Information

Cabins Four air-conditioned camping cabins are available for rental right in the park. The cabins are situated with a commanding view of the surrounding area, have a covered porch,and can sleep up to four people, with a maximum capacity of six people. A picnic table, fire ring, and charcoal grill are available with each cabin as well. Clean restrooms and showers are located within close proximity to the cabins. Great home base for anglers or off-highway trail users looking for an air-conditioned option for their extended stay. Click below to learn more about these cozy desert cabins and to book your trip! Cabin Information

Hiking and Biking Hikers and cyclists are encouraged to explore the park. Although there are several trails within this Sonoran desert park, other Arizona state parks offer a more extensive hiking trail experience. At Alamo, there are trails that follow the shoreline and then branch off into the desert backcountry. These trail experiences will reward hikers with great views and possible encounters with area wildlife. Tour Crosscut, Rattlesnake Overlook, or Wild Burro trail.

Regularly serviced restrooms are located in each campground, at the Visitor Center, and at each boat ramp. All restrooms are handicap accessible. Clean showers are conveniently located in camp areas A, C, and in the main campground.

Park Rules Help protect the park. Please be aware of the following park rules: • Camping is only permitted in designated sites. Maximum length of stay is 14 days. • Checkout time is Noon. Check-in time is 2 p.m. • Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. • Fires are only allowed at campsites in designated fire rings. • Littering is unlawful. Trash should be packed out and disposed of properly. • All dogs must be kept on leashes. Please pick up after your pet. • Drive only on designated roads. • OHVs must be licensed and street legal. • Limit of two vehicles per site. • Park fees are per vehicle, unless in-tow • Leave something in your site to demonstrate occupancy at all times or site may be forfeited. • No saving sites for people who are not in the park. First come, first served. Violators are subject to eviction. • Vehicles arriving prior to 6 a.m. (Arizona Time) must pay for previous night. • Fees subject to change. Agency Rules & Regulations