📍4 Boondocking Campsites Near Lake Havasu City + Off-Road Trails & Honest Reviews| Arizona RV Travel

Описание: 🚐 Welcome back to our Arizona travel series! In this episode, we’re sharing 4 boondocking options near Lake Havasu City, AZ, with real opinions on the best (and worst) places to stay — plus some scenic off-road trails and hidden gems we discovered while camping in the desert.

👋 We’re Mark and Paula, full-time RV travelers, and this is Part 6 of our 15-part Arizona road trip series. If you missed last week’s adventure on Historic Route 66, check it out after this!

This week, we:
✅ Camped at Blankenship Wash Dispersed Camping
✅ Explored Lone Tree Campground & the trail to Bunker Bar
✅ Investigated the reputation of Craggy Wash
✅ Discovered a unique (but tricky) spot at The Steps on Arizona State Trust Land
✅ Rode off-road trails like Washboard Wash & visited Rovey’s Needle

We’ll share our camping experiences, tips for navigating off-road routes, the truth about safety & privacy, and what you need to know about camping permits on Arizona State Trust Land.

➡️ Whether you're a full-time RVer, weekend warrior, or off-road enthusiast, this video will help you plan your next trip to Lake Havasu City!

📌 CAMPSITES FEATURED (with GPS):
Blankenship Wash Dispersed Camping
📍 34.606, -114.3676

Lone Tree Campground
📍 34.6266, -114.3277

Craggy Wash Dispersed Camping
📍 34.5935, -114.3619

The Steps (Arizona State Trust Land)
📍 34.3336, -114.136
🎟️ Permit required: Arizona State Trust Land Permits

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0:00 Introduction
0:49 Blankenship Wash Dispersed Camping
3:51 Off-roading Washboard Wash
5:42 Lone Tree Campground
6:30 Bunker Bar
9:25 Craggy Wash BLM Camping
12:37 The Steps
14:35 Cattail Robey's Needle