Our stay at this fantastic resort was initially planned for two nights. However, on our journey into town, we noticed significant issues with our RV. After informing the resort staff about our situation upon check-in, a resort representative provided us with a list of local repair shops while my spouse was settling us in. The following morning, we managed to secure a slot at a repair shop and informed the resort office that we would be departing early, unsure of how things would turn out. Due to the need for overnight repairs, we had to secure a hotel room. Despite the resort's non-refundable policy post check-in, they graciously refunded us for the unused night. Their kindness and compassion were evident. Even though we didn't get to experience much of the resort, what we did encounter was delightful. On another note, JR RV in Lake Havasu City deserves mention for their excellent service in getting us back on the road.

This location certainly knows how to advertise itself! It's an excellent caravan park. I've just finished setting up and was eager to capture the scenery around me. I'll provide more updates in due course.

The campground offers spacious RV pitches with ample space. The holiday complex is quite expansive, featuring numerous RV pitches and park-style homes. It boasts a lovely swimming pool and a hot tub, along with many other facilities and activities such as billiards, shuffleboard, pickleball, bean bags, among others. There are also boat launching facilities, several beaches, a lakeside walking trail, a fish cleaning station, and more. The entire place is impeccably clean and well looked after. The T-mobile network in the town is superb, and it also works well in the park (5g), although it can sometimes be slow and drop occasionally. We are unsure if this is a regular issue with T-mobile or it was specific to our visit. The only real gripe we had was that many people drive excessively fast in the park, so caution is advised while strolling around. On the whole, this is a stunning and top-notch holiday resort. It is definitely worth the investment.

After experiencing a fair amount of primitive camping, staying at this place felt like an extravagant treat, despite it being among the priciest campgrounds we've ever lodged at. It boasted a well-equipped laundry facility, a heated spa, a swimming pool, shower facilities, and more. Our allocated spot was straightforward to navigate into and perfectly level, leaving us with no issues. The campground appeared to be predominantly occupied by winter visitors, though this was purely my perception. My only real gripe was the poor mobile network coverage. I managed to conduct some patchy video conferences via AT&T, while our companions with different mobile subscriptions didn't seem to face any issues. The monthly tariff seemed fair for the amenities provided, making it a potential consideration for future winter stays.

You get what you pay for very clean and well kept park very secure. Quiet beach front sites. Plenty of room for your rig and vehicle. We have two young kids I think we were the only kids in the park. Mainly full time snow birds with sites for drifters. We would stay here again but also inclined to try some of the other moderately priced parks

We stayed the month of October at the Islander Resort and found the location to be unbeatable. We could ride our bikes to the London Bridge and all of the restaurants in that area. The RV Resort had an on-site restaurant and coffee window, which was excellent. We never visited the pool because we were on the lake every single day. They did have a lot of amenities for shuffleboard, tennis, pickleball, etc. The laundry room was clean and huge with plenty of machines and space, and even a puzzle lending library :). We loved the hubub of Lake Havasu and there's no better place to be IN the action that at the Islander! The sites are pretty tight but many have views, and most are within very close walking distance of the lake. We walked the dog on the beach every morning and she got to swim, the whole family was happy. We created 2 videos of our stay there during October 2020 if you'd like to get a better feel for the place: https://youtu.be/FUGDcye-aHM https://youtu.be/m93nanRYqbc

This is a beautiful RV resort on Lake Havasu's edge. The grounds are well kept, the spaces wide. Looks like lots of folks are permanently here but the resort rules keep things looking good. About a 2 mile drive back to town for fuel and food. My AT&T signal was so-so.

Possibly worth it if you are joiner to the multiple activities offered - games, exercise classes, etc. Sites are large but no wifi or cable at the sites. For the price I would expect these amenities. Clean, most staff are pleasant. Just not my cup of tea. Due to "no refund policy" stayed when I would have moved on.