Update march 8, 2025. The creek was a bit dry when we visited, but there was still some flow if you hiked up to the oasis. The trail was super crowded and full of kids. On the way back, we took an alternative route to complete the loop, which was completely empty—no people, no shade, and no sheep (we saw them here around this time last year). They have a new bathroom at the trailhead. There’s no door, maybe to make you feel more connected to nature. It’s a flush toilet, well-maintained and clean, with the sink located outside.

I mean, El Paseo shopping district! What more can I say excellent place to dine and fantastic shopping! And then of course everything in between!

So beautiful! There’s so many different animals from all over the world. I think they did amazing with their conservation message. I was pleasantly surprised with how much space the animals had. It almost made me happy that I couldn’t see some of them. We were able to see keepers do training and talk with them as well. Overall super fun place!

Absolutely enjoyed having breakfast here for the first time—we liked it so much, we went back! It did not disappoint. The food is delicious, the ambiance is great, and the service is excellent. Definitely recommend! Don’t let the exterior fool you - it’s a great place!!!

Beautiful place to see! Relaxing and nice scenery but lots of bees! As soon as we parked our car and stepped out we got swarmed with bees! They did not sting but not sure why they were surrounding the vehicles and us when we were near the vehicles.

Arrived at 9am on Memorial Day, and there were at least a 100 people on the trail already. This is a very easy and very popular hike. Took us around half an hour to walk the mile. Don't really need hiking boots or even shoes for this hike. The signs around the vegetation are all pretty descriptive and we spent time at each. Saw some squirrels and lizards too. There was a volunteer ranger going around with advice and giving more information. Good sized parking lot, and it's a short trail, so should always be people going out in the next few minutes. We were able to find a spot right away at 9am on Memorial Day.

This is another beautiful trail that loops around and I personally would rate it an "easy" hike. It's literally a Cactus garden. I highly recommend and advise to NOT touch any of the cacti. They literally will stick to you. Let's just say I know from personal experience. As always I recommend staying hydrated and having water no matter the situation in hot/warm weather.

We had a good time at the museum. I hope people take the time to stop when traveling down I-10. We drove 2 hours specifically to see the museum and some other historic markers in the area. They have good quality displays. There are a large variety of artifacts that may differ from what you would see in other WWII museums. There is a mix of items that look like they are part of personal collections. These would be things that are significant to the period and the training ground but also including more personal items that relate to the museum but also the family that donated them. This is all blended with more professionally curated displays that tell the story of the area and the war. While I like the fact that the museum sits in the area used for training it is unfortunate how far it is from a major city. A larger population of visitors and a larger pool of potential volunteers would really help this piece of history reach more people, specifically younger generations.

The RV spots near the water is the way to go! The staff are friendly and helpful especially in situations dealing with a crazy Karen who pulled up with their RV demanding we move because we were supposedly in the wrong spot. The helpful staff politely explained to Karen how she was wrong and she continued to argue and tell everyone around her how everyone else was wrong; the typical expected Karen behavior you'd come to expect these days. Props to the staff for their patience with that person and couldn't be happier they ended up moving spots or hopefully leaving for everyone's sake. It worked out that we didn't have to be next to such an unhappy person. Other than a rocky start (dang Karen!), we all had a great time at the river. See you next year!!!

This should be listed as a 5 star resort because you can’t beat the service & the amenities. This hotel is listed in Havasu city but on 1 site they were listed in Needles. When we arrived Luci was so sweet & helpful getting us checked in. Throughout our stay she was always friendly &!helpful. When we went to the restaurant Tukukam in the hotel, our waitress was Paige & she was so friendly & helpful when asking questions. When the food was brought It was so delicious & my husband had the shrimp scampi which he absolutely loved it. The casino was so clean & security was so nice, when we went out to take a ferry to Lake Havasu a security guard came over to us & handed my husband his cell phone. He said that thank God that his phone has our picture on the screen because he was looking around & saw us standing waiting for the Ferry. 😂. To shorten up my review I want to list the few names of the wonderful employees that helped us in our wonderful stay. The wonderful Manager of the hotel is Mike The front desk is Luci, Gavin & didn’t get the name of the nice man on our last night, the great housekeeping was Petra, Erin & Tara & the waitress at the restaurant were Paige, Monica & Brenda. This hotel is so clean & I got the best sleep in years. We will definitely be back!!!!!

Giving this place 5 stars just because of not ripping people off. We stopped in here for breakfast on the way up to Laughlin and we both ate huge breakfast's for 8 bucks TOTAL! I was shocked. The casino was very nice and clean as well. Only problem is it's in Parker so unless you have a boat there's not much to do down here, but I guess if you are staying in Havasu it's worth a drive if you have the gambling itch.

This review is for my first Caesars rewards charter to Laughlin from Seattle. I booked a central king room and was a little nervous after reading the reviews, but all went above and beyond my expectations. Firstly, they have the charter service extremely dialed in for convenience. I was extremely impressed. I checked a bag for free in Seattle, and never touched it again until I found it waiting for me in my room when I was done gambling that evening. The shuttle driver was informative and pleasant. When the bus arrived, we got off and there was a gentleman handing out bottles of water and name-labeled envelopes with the map grounds, a players card, and a key to the room in which we were already checked in. No check-in lines? Count me in for that! I triple read the paperwork before getting in the elevator, because I couldn’t believe it was that streamlined. I was expecting a non-river room, but was surprised to find a gorgeous view of the landscape and river awaiting me. I gave it a quick look over after reading reviews to see if it had any issues. It’s true that there were only 2 small pillows on the king sized bed, but for me that was a non issue. I did find some hairs in the tub, a left behind toothbrush, and some floor crumbs. I do think they could definitely tighten up their cleaning game, as it is mentioned repetitively, and even as clean as my room was, some things had been missed. The outer window to the river was overdue a wash as well. I feel as though just a little more attention to detail would make a huge difference in reviews. I might have gotten lucky or had set my expectations low enough that I was truthfully ecstatic. Aside from those small missteps, the bed was comfortable and clean, the water pressure was good, no drainage or AC issues as others have experienced. In the central tower river-view room I had a coffee maker, refrigerator, hair dryer, USB ports on the lamps, bath gel, a shampoo conditioner combo, a decent amount of towels. I actually never called housekeeping to restock anything during my 4 day stay. The ice machine worked and so did the vending machine. I was there over a weekend and didn’t have problems with the elevators in the Central tower. I was slightly disappointed to find that Harrah’s doesn’t have many older slots. I’m a bit of a nostalgic player and don’t gravitate toward the newer machines much. Many people would feel the opposite. Drink service was flowing nicely, but then again, I tip $2-3 per drink. I noticed plenty of $10 tables on a Friday night, which was a pleasant surprise. I had no luck on the slots the entire time, but such is gambling more often than not. They are a bit away from other casinos, but the free shuttle to the Trop was nice. I never utilized the pools, beach, or water taxis. Harrah’s doesn’t have a big selection of restaurants, but I went casual and had a sub at Pin Up, Birria Tacos from Guy’s (room service which came quickly and efficiently), and breakfast at the Beach Cafe. I thought the food was fairly priced. If I hadn’t been alone, I would have given the steakhouse a shot. I had to work some of the trip, so being allowed WiFi for 2 devices for free, I chose my laptop and tablet. My phone was slow at times without WiFi. Overall, I was super happy and actually booked another trip before I had even left. I’m going to be visiting again in 4 days and I hope I have a similar experience. I was 10th floor Central tower, King river-view and I have my fingers crossed I’ll be seeing that view again. It’s possible coming from a free charter trip my expectations and experience could be different than others, but this was a solid 4-5 stars for me. See you in a few days, Harrah’s!!

Just spent 4 nights at GN. We got upgraded from a court yard view to a river view which was great. This room had laminate flooring and not nasty old carpet. The bathroom had a nice walk in shower with glass doors. Only concern there was that a grab bar should be installed. Check in was easy and the staff is very friendly throughout the casino. There was lots of cleaning going on, even the entryway palms were getting pruned back. Only disappointment was that the river view bar was closed for remodel and will be closed for a few months. This is our Laughlin go to place.

Had a great time here. Bats everywhere right at dawn one of the nights. I guess it keeps the mosquito population down. The night before we were there at night and we didn't see bats or mosquitoes. We stayed at a place with the bridge view and it was worth it. We tried walking the bridge but cars were going scary fast so we took our kids off of it right away. There is no pedestrian wall to protect us. And it looked like someone had hit one of the bridge walls already so we didn't want to take a chance. It had temporary fence and cones around it. Another day we went to the nearby beach. We were going to stay for a couple hours and ended up staying in the water all day with the kids. Many nearby restrooms. My husband brought back Jimmy John's and drinks from the gas station. It was so relaxing. No loud musics from everyone. Only one homeless person that I noticed. We went on a Wednesday.

5$ a person w/o riverside king clubs card. Nice selection of cars! Plus a free little museum with old slot machines downstairs. Give yourself enough time to see everything. (30-45+ minutes) (We came late and had to rush)

This is a nice walking path. Wide enough paths for all people. Riding bikes, walkers, runners, and wheelchair accessible. From the start to the end to the park is roughly 4 miles. There is no access to the damn. But still you can take some beautiful pics of it. Tables and park benches are also along the path. Places to rest and have a quick snack or even pack food for a lunch.

I purchased the Cherry Butter in early Nov 2023 and it is so very very good. If I had realized just how good the quality of the butters were I would have purchased more than two. Perhaps I will have to order them now.

Very cool establishment. Found a $1 from 1982. Food was really good. Little tough to find a table because my daughter and I didn’t want to occupy a four person or more table as they were crowded. We scored a two person table in the bar area. For as busy as it was, service was really quick. Definitely will go back. Food was really good also. Very juicy burger and burro ears were a good side.

Beautiful drive and views! Lots of tight curves though on drive and roads are not very wide so take it easy and recommend a car vs large vehicle.

Great little museum with lots of cars, pictures, antiques, an informative movie about Route 66 and the boom and bust that happened. It also has a very nice gift shop and well behaved dogs are welcome! I really enjoyed my time there.❤️

They are part of the Harvest Host RV club. Big paved lot out front, gravel in back, lots of room. Nice little craft distillery, their agave rum is a nice sipper.

A very cool stop on old Route 66. There is lots to see, things to buy and so many things to take pics of. If you like classic cars and old signs this is the place to stop. Also be sure to say hi to Charlie the cat! 🐈

We had so much fun! We did the 1-day rafting tour and it was excellent. The guides were personable and knowledgeable. They had coolers full of cold drinks and waters. For lunch we were served simple, yet tasty sandwiches and chips. I highly recommend doing this if you would like to see the Grand Canyon and cool off at the same time. The water was cool and refreshing in the hot summer heat. There were multiple stops to let us swim and take pictures. We had an amazing time!!

The Caverns are open! We had so much fun! It was nice and cool down in the cave. We took an elevator down and went on the longer tour. Incredible history, I’m excited to come back.

Nice historic place along the old route 66 with a nice collection of some old bikes and cars. also a nice gift shop for route 66 souvenirs

Great place to buy Rte 66 items and hear some amazing history. Hope to see you this year in May for the Fun Run. Thanks again!