From Hwy.95 towards Craggy Wash Powerlines at Craggy Wash Most people like to camp under the high voltage powerlines... maybe if you have a metal plate in your head. The road continues a couple miles with more campsites throughout the desert. Craggy Wash Road Craggy Wash Road Craggy Wash Road Summer temperatures above 100 degrees is normal... up to 120 degrees possible. Temperatures were almost 100°F - April 4, 2007 PHOTO HERE Campsite at Craggy Wash PHOTO HERE Campsite at Craggy Wash About 1 1/2 miles N 3435.610 W 11420.982 Elevation: 1000'

Dispersed Camping Area (Camping outside designated sites) Camping is limited to 14 days in any 28 day period. After 14 days, you must move at least 25 miles. Please camp at least 1/2 mile from highway All camping must be within 100 feet of an existing road or trail in previously disturbed areas No facilities or services are available Between October 1 and April 30 in the Craggy Wash Area Maintain campsite free of trash and litter Do not discharge firearm for target practice Observe 15 mph speed limit for vehicles Quite hours are between 10pm and 6am No generators during these hours No firewood collection, including down and dead wood, or any vegetation Do not leave pets unattended. Restrain pets on leash no longer than 6 feet Do not possess or discharge fireworks Do not leave your personal property unattended for more than 24 hours (including trailers and motor vehicles) No Fireworks, Dumping, or Target Shooting In Case of Emergency Mohave County Sheriff Lake Havasu City Police Yuma Fire Dispatch Regional Medical Center 911 928-764-3535 800-522-4312 928-588-4111 928-317-8656 928-855-8185 Bureau of Land Management Lake Havasu Field Office 2610 Sweetwater Ave. Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 888-213-2582 928-505-1200 DANGER Abandoned Mines Rotted Timbers Open Shafts Deadly Gasses Toxic Chemicals Stay Out, Stay Alive Desert Safety Tips Plan ahead and prepare - carry maps and check the weather forecast. Carry WATER and drink frequently. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and good walking shoes. Stay on trail - the desert is fragile. Never go alone - always travel in pairs, tell someone when you plan to return. In a Vehicle Stay with your vehicle if stuck, a vehicle is much easier to find than a person Know your vehicle Carry extra food, water (5 gallons per vehicle), shelter, and signaling devices. RATTLESNAKE FACTS Blankenship Wash BLANKENSHIP WASH Seasonal Closure Jan. 1 - June 30th To protect Bighorn Sheep Lambing Area About 1 1/2 mile north of Craggy Wash (At milepost 192)

Craggy Wash DIRECTIONS: Hwy 95 north of Lake Havasu City North end of Lake Havasu City Airport (Just north from milepost 190) Map of Craggy Wash Cheapest gas in Lake Havasu City. Showers at Lake Havasu State Park $7 per car Lake Havasu Lake Havasu City Lake Havasu City was established in 1964 Elevation 575' London Bridge LONDON BRIDGE London Bridge is famous... the same bridge from the children's song, "London Bridge is Falling Down". Several times we had looked for it, only to realize we drove over it on numerous occasions. Ducks from London Bridge Ducks from London Bridge Ducks from London Bridge LAKE HAVASU More dispersed camping areas south from Lake Havasu City. Includes more photos of London Bridge and nearby tourist attractions. Vermillion Lighthouse Split Rock Lighthouse VERMILLION LIGHTHOUSE The Lake Havasu replica is approximately 1/2 the size of the original at Vermillion, OH. Dedicated October 30, 2005 N 34°27.600 W 114°22.378 SPLIT ROCK LIGHTHOUSE The Lake Havasu replica is approximately 1/3 the size of the original at Two Harbors, MN. Dedicated January 4, 2004 N 34°27.321 W 114°22.524 Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge N 34°18.082 W 114°05.599 (Reading from north end of bridge) Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge BILL WILLIAMS RIVER REFUGE Bill Williams River Refuge encompasses 6,105 acres. Home to many native plants, animals and migratory birds. Don't be surprised to see bald eagles. SWANSEA TOWNSITE East from Parker, Arizona Needle Mountains NEEDLE MOUNTAINS Needle Mountains are north from Lake Havasu Also see: ALAMO LAKE Also see: BONELLI LANDING Also see: BETTY'S KITCHEN Also see: BLAIR VALLEY Also see: BOX CANYON ROAD Also see: CARRIZO BADLANDS Also see: CHOCOLATE MOUNTAINS Also see: COLORADO DESERT Also see: CIBOLA / COLORADO RIVER Also see: CRYSTAL HILL Also see: DEATH VALLEY / SALINE Also see: DEATH VALLEY / WILDROSE Also see: DOME ROCK MOUNTAIN Also see: GOVERNMENT WASH Also see: GREG'S HIDEOUT Also see: JOSHUA TREE Also see: LAKE HAVASU Also see: MOJAVE DESERT Also see: NEEDLE MOUNTAINS Also see: NILAND BOAT RAMP Also see: OSBORNE WASH Also see: PAINTED CANYON Also see: PALM CANYON Also see: PALO VERDE Also see: PLOMOSA ROAD Also see: SCADDAN WASH Also see: SLAB CITY Also see: SWANSEA TOWNSITE Also see: TRONA PINNACLES Also see: WAGON WHEEL Also see: WILD COW SPRINGS Also see: WINDY POINT Parker 425 Desert Race Feb.3, 2007 PARKER 425 DESERT RACE Photos from Parker 425 Desert Race Osborne Wash Area February 3, 2007 Natural Arch towards Black Meadow Landing ARCH ON BLACK MEADOW ROAD Take Hwy.95S across Paker Dam. (California side of the Colorado River) Take M.W.D. Road for 4.7 miles Arch is on the right side... LATITUDE: N 34°18.973 LONGITUDE: W 114°12.654 ELEVATION: 1255' MEASUREMENTS: 22' W Not sure of the exact heigth, because it was a dangerous climb. There are dozens more smaller arches throughout this area. CAMPGROUND INDEX CAMPING RECIPES CAMPING CHECKLISTS TOURIST PHOTOS Craggy Wash Craggy Wash Camped here Jan.15, 2007 Camped here April 4, 2007 UFO House on Alamo Road Alamo Road in Yucca, Arizona Interstate 40 at Exit#25 We guess they landed here from another planet and decided to stay. There are several spaceships in the yard. www.eugenecarsey.com Free campgrounds and camping ARIZONA CAMPGROUNDS LAKE HAVASU CITY CRAGGY WASH