When the summer heat sizzles in Bullhead City, Laughlin, and the entire Colorado River region, staying cool becomes a top priority. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to beat the heat and enjoy the season to the fullest. Seek refuge in Bullhead City's Municipal Pool or Laughlin's Aquatic Center, offering refreshing swims and fun water activities. Explore thrilling wet zones and splash pads, perfect for kids and adults alike.
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The Colorado River provides a natural oasis, with various spots offering public river access. Bask in the cool waters while taking in the picturesque surroundings. For those who prefer sandy shores, Davis Camp offers relaxation and a chance to cool off by the water's edge.
Don't forget water-based sports! Kayaking and paddle boarding on the river are great ways to stay cool while embracing the outdoor adventure.
When the temperatures soar, indoor activities can be just as enjoyable. Laughlin's casinos provide air-conditioned entertainment, including gaming and shows, making for a pleasant escape from the heat.
Hydration is essential, so keep water bottles handy and drink plenty throughout the day. Dress in lightweight, breathable fabrics, and consider using sun protection to shield from intense rays.
Embrace the summer in Bullhead City, Laughlin area, with these cool options at your fingertips. Whether you're diving into community pools, exploring wet zones, enjoying river access, or taking in the beaches, you'll be sure to stay refreshed and make the most of the sun-soaked season.
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enjoy boat rentals, fishing, kayaking, diving, and jet skiing. The water is always warm enough for pleasant swimming. With the wide variety of vacation-like pursuits, it’s no wonder there’s so many great 
everyone! There is a wide variety of housing options available; whether you’re looking for a modest 
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As the largest city in Mohave County, there is plenty of room to stretch out and find the activities that appeal most to you and your family. But Bullhead prides itself on maintaining that friendly, small-town feel you won’t find just anywhere. This city has an energetically casual lifestyle and hosts fun local events like barbecues, cooking competitions, sports tournaments, and even a massive innertube float down the Colorado River once a year.
gambling, water recreation, and entertainment. Dreamy desert sunsets are the perfect end to fun-filled days in Bullhead. Residents of Bullhead enjoy a number of amazing community parks, boat ramps, fishing locations, and a state-of-the-art sports complex that plays host to a number of large-scale tournaments and competitions. You’ll be hard-pressed to run out of things to do, but in that unlikely scenario, Las Vegas is an hour and a half drive northwest and world famous .jpg)
From casinos and skate parks to tubing and beaches, it’s plain to see that in Bullhead City, there really is something for everyone – so don’t just visit. There is a wide variety of housing options available; whether you’re looking for a Riverfront Home or a sprawling luxury hideout, our real estate experts have you covered. With superior knowledge of the area and the housing market, you can trust us to help you find the home of your dreams. Make your experience of this incredible area permanent and start searching the amazing real estate available in Bullhead City, Arizona!
Due to the increase in demand for this amazing real estate, the supply has grown to meet it. Finding a 
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The Colorado River Valley area's newest championship 18 hole public course is an absolutely stunning desert masterpiece sculpted from natural desert landscape with incredible mountain views from one of four sets of tees. Designed by Ted Robinson, 
Formerly Desert Lakes Golf Course, Huukan GC has quickly regained it's reputation as one of the more challenging 18 hole public courses in the Colorado River Valley area for it's strategic water hazards, and well-placed sand bunkers. This medium length par 72 course features 6,569 yards is ideal for the average golfer looking to enjoy a beautiful day on the course.
Offered for Sale by Richard Lerma with Realty One Group Mountain Desert. This mini- estate is a bank owned property being offered for sale at an upcoming on-line auction. 864 Country Club Drive is a well appointed home located in one of Kingman's most desirable golf course communities, "Cerbat Cliffs". Just minutes from historic Route 66, Interstate 40, and a few hours from Phoenix and Los Angeles.
This split floor plan has two bedrooms on one side of the home divided by a full bath with tiled bath area. The master suite comes included with a spacious master bath with garden tub and separate walk in shower, full vanity and walk in closet with organizers. The in suite bedroom off the master bedroom is perfect for additional guests or extended family members. 
Your Colorado River Tropical Paradise is ready for you, 2888 Desert Vista Drive is being offered at the incredible price of $369,999. 2888 Desert Vista Drive located in Desert Foothills Estates in the private gated neighborhood of "The Highlands", just minutes from the excitement of Laughlin, Nevada casino's and the crystal blue waters of the Colorado River.
large open kitchen. Property amenities include a spacious master retreat, 2 full sized bedrooms, office/ den, in-door laundry, 3 car extended garage, and RV parking. Enjoy amazing views from the comfort of your own paradise of the Colorado River, dazzling Laughlin casino lights and Lake Mohave. Property comes furnished, all you need to bring with you is your swim suit and your margarita glass. This home is an exceptional value for all of the amazing amenities that are being offered.
Eagle Pass is an easy loop trail from Needles that can be done in half a day. The loop follows part of the long East Mojave Heritage Trail, the full length of which is no longer open to vehicle travel. The trail leaves from the center of Needles and almost immediately travels along a loose, gravelly trail toward the Sacramento Mountains. It enters a canyon that climbs gently toward Eagle Pass. The towering bulk of Eagle Peak is immediately to the north. The vegetation is a mixture of sage, smoke trees, Mojave yuccas, chollas, and barrel cacti. Special Attractions: Rockhounding for jasper; Trail is part of the East Mojave Heritage Trail; Remote trail traveling along desert washes. High-clearance 4WDs are preferred, but any high-clearance vehicle is acceptable. Expect a rough road surface; mud and sand are possible but will be easily passable. You may encounter rocks up to 6 inches in diameter, a loose road surface, and shelf roads, though these will be wide enough for passing or will have adequate pull-offs.
Golden Shores along a wide, graded (though often washboardy) road. The turnoff for the trail proper is 6.4 miles along this road. The turn is well used but very narrow, and with no marker it is easy to miss. If you come to a windmill, a stone tower, and a dwelling on the graded road, you have gone 1 mile too far. Special Attractions: Oatman Warm Springs; Trail running along the edge of the Warm Springs Wilderness; Far-reaching views of the Black and Mohave Mountains; Wildflower-viewing in spring. High-clearance 4WDs are preferred, but any high-clearance vehicle is acceptable. Expect a rough road surface; mud and sand are possible but will be easily passable. You may encounter rocks up to 6 inches in diameter, a loose road surface, and shelf roads, though these will be wide enough for passing or will have adequate pull-offs.
This route roughly follows the original bed of the old Mohave and Milltown Railroad. A hiking trail follows the railroad route, while the four-wheel-drive route weaves back and forth across it. Look at the trail markers carefully to see whether they are for hikers or Jeeps. Most of this road is fairly flat and can be driven in a high-clearance two-wheel-drive vehicle. Four-wheel drive may be needed occasionally after heavy rains when ruts and washouts occur. The road is sometimes faint and difficult to find, especially at the west end. Use Boundary Cone as a directional landmark. The trail can also be driven in the opposite direction.