Havasu Landing Resort & Marina

Havasu Landing Resort & Marina is the main boating hub on the California shore of Lake Havasu, in the community of Havasu Lake in San Bernardino County. It's owned by the Chemehuevi Indian Tribe and sits on the Chemehuevi Reservation, across the lake from Lake Havasu City, Arizona.

What's here

The state boating facilities directory lists Havasu Landing as a public marina, launch and dry-storage facility. Services include fuel, boat rentals, transient tie-ups, a fish cleaning station, tackle, ice, a convenience store and snack bar, a swimming area, campsites, laundry, restrooms and showers. A hotel, restaurant and casino are part of the resort.

Getting here

By road, it's a long desert drive off US 95 from either I-40 or I-10. Many visitors come by water instead: a passenger ferry crosses from north of the London Bridge in Lake Havasu City in about 17 minutes, and boaters can tie up at the marina.

Tribal permits

The Tribe charges a vessel fee for using its beaches: $15 per vessel per day or $125 per year. Permits are sold at the Havasu Landing Resort Boathouse, the Havasu Palms Marina store and through the Tribe's website.

Mussel note

Lake Havasu has quagga mussels. Federal managers urge boaters leaving the lake to get a free inspection or decontamination before heading to another water.