620 Lake Havasu Ave S - Lake Havasu City, AZ, United States 86406

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	Click photo to view     Location. Overlooking Lake Havasu From The Edge Of The State Park, The Havasu Dunes Resort Is Sublimely Positioned In Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Lake Havasu Itself Is A Colorado River Reservoir, Created In 1938 By The Building Of The Parker Dam. Founded As A Town In 1963, Lake Havasu City Attracts A Rather Interesting Mix Of People, From Retirees In The Winter, To College Kids On The Weekends, Summer And Over Spring Break. One Of The More Interesting Attraction Is The London Bridge. Sold To A Local Developer In The 1960'S, Each Piece Of The Bridge Was Marked And Transported From London To A Peninsula In Lake Havasu City. Eventually A Canal Was Formed And The Peninsula Became An Island Connected To The Mainland By The Bridge. Recreational Pursuits Include Tennis, Golfing, Boating And Water Sports.
Hotel Features. The Resort Features Three Outdoor Pools, Each With Its Own Jetted Tub And Sundeck. Guests Can Utilize The Clubhouse, And There Are Barbeque Grills And Laundry Facilities On Site. Use Of A Nearby Fitness Center Is Complimentary And There Are Safe-deposit Boxes And A Video Library At The 24-Hour Front Desk. Complimentary Continental Breakfast Is Served On Saturdays. Complimentary Boat Parking Is Availble One Mile From The Resort. Guestrooms. Each Of The Guest Accommodations Feature Kitchens Or Kitchenettes With Refrigerators, Microwave Ovens, Cooktops And Cookware. Other Amenities Include Patios Or Balconies, Cable Television, Vcrs And Dial-up Internet Access. Expert Tip. Several Local Companies Offer Boat Tours, One Of The More Scenic Being The Jet-boat Tours That Leave From The London Bridge And Spend Over Two Hours Cruising The Colorado River To The Topock Gorge, Where Native American Petroglyphs Can Be Viewed.