Windsor Beach State Park

Lake Havasu City, Arizona

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Windsor Beach State Park

Beautiful white sands accompany vistas of the lake and mountains at Windsor Beach. Picnic tables, armadas, and grills make for the perfect day for friends and family alike. After lunch, hike the Mohave Sunset Trail, a scenic 1.75 mile walk, and stroll through the Arroyo-Camino Interpretive Garden. A diverse array of wildflowers and fauna can be seen here as well.

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address699 London Bridge Road Avenue, Lake Havasu City, AZ
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