The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
A large marina near London Bridge with wet slips for up to 1,000 vessels, a 24-hour launch ramp, fuel dock, and ship's store.
Boat, pontoon, and jet ski rentals based at the Nautical Beachfront Resort, next to the Turtle Grille.
A full-service marina and resort near the lake's south end, a quarter mile north of Parker Dam — the option for boaters based closer to Parker than Lake Havasu City.
The original 1830s London Bridge, sold by the City of London in 1968 after it began sinking into the Thames. Robert McCulloch bought its exterior granite for $2.46 million, shipped it to Arizona, and had it rebuilt over a newly dug channel that turned the shoreline into an island. It reopened in 1971 and is Arizona's second-most-visited attraction after the Grand Canyon.
The dam that formed Lake Havasu, built 1934–1938 and dedicated that November by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, with roughly two-thirds of its structural height sunk below the riverbed.
A free public park along the Bridgewater Channel with a buoyed swim area, two playgrounds, a fenced dog park, and a dozen BBQ ramadas — the city's main lakefront green space.