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Buckskin Mountain State Park offers one of the best views along the Parker strip, an 18-mile stretch between Parker Dam and Headgate Dam. Mountains line the river on both the Arizona and California sides, and the wildlife is as varied as the recreational opportunities along the river. This picturesque park provides scenic respite, mountain hikes, a desert escape and fun-filled water adventure. The nearby River Island Unit, about one mile north, is ideal for tent campers. It offers a ramada with campfire ring, which may be reserved for group use (fee required) except on holiday weekends. A sandy beach, cove, and boat launch area are also located at the River Island Unit.
In the summer, Buckskin and River Island are popular for boating, jet skiing, swimming and camping. In the winter, visitors appreciate the mild climate and enjoy camping, fishing and hiking in the park. Both areas are year-round destinations for those looking to discover a variety of recreational and cultural resources.
The Colorado River Indian Reservation is just east of Parker and archaeological sites are scattered up and down Arizona's "west coast." Parker Dam, the world's deepest dam, is located approximately five miles to the north on Highway 95. About 25 miles north is Lake Havasu City, home of the famous London Bridge.
Hikers are enticed to explore the area via three developed trails that ascend steep bluffs to panoramic overlooks. The river draws pleasure boaters, water skiers, and swimmers to this 400-foot-elevation recreation area. Anglers vie for largemouth bass, crappie, channel catfish, and bluegill.

Facilities: A campground (68 sites), 21 cabana sites, beach, trails, restrooms, showers, boat ramp, and picnic area are provided at Buckskin Mountain State Park.
River Island offers a campground (37 sites) group-use area with ramada, sandy beach, restroom with showers, boat launch, horseshoe pits, and ranger station.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to use the Buckskin Mountain State Park.

Best Time To Visit: Buckskin Mountain State Park is open 364 days per year.

Fees: Entrance and camping fees apply. Please call park for current fee information.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Fee payments are due within 30 minutes of park entry.

Keep pets on a leash. Dogs are allowed in water, but must be kept on right side of boat ramp.
Drive only on designated roads.

Directions: To reach Buckskin Mountain State Park from Lake Havasu City, travel south on State Highway 95 to The Buckskin Mountain State Park.

Address
Buckskin Mountain State Park
5476 Highway 95
Parker, Arizona 85344
Phone
General: (928) 667-3231
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