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The SARA in SARA Park is short for, Special Activities and Recreation Area, and it definitely lives up to its name. In addition to the usual hiking and biking trails you might expect, you'll also find BMX and motocross tracks, an RC airplane and helicopter field, rodeo grounds, shooting & archery ranges, baseball & soccer fields, an RC car race track, an actual racetrack (Havasu 95 Speedway), and a dog park. And if that's not enough, the city has already approved plans to expand the park to offer even more space for different activities. Needless to say, there's something for everyone here.

The London Bridge was purchased and shipped over to Lake Havasu City in 1968, where it was reassembled and opened in 1971. There is a long standing rumor that Robert P. McCulloch, the man who bought the bridge and founded Lake Havasu City, actually meant to buy the much more famous Tower Bridge from London. However, McCulloch and Ivan Luckin, who brokered the sale of the bridge, have both vehemently denied this rumor. These days the bridge is a tourist attraction that is worth a stop when you are out exploring the area.

Lake Havasu City hosts an annual triathlon of varying lengths. This far out of town is the turn around point for the Olympic distance triathlon. This is just an estimate and not meant to be the exact course so check the event page if you plan on competing.

Cattail Cove offers visitors the chance to swim, hike, camp, or launch a boat. The park can get booked up far in advance, so if you plan on staying overnight be sure to secure your site early.

Excellent local brewery with good food and better beer. It's the perfect spot to cool down after a ride through the desert heat.

The London Bridge was purchased and shipped over to Lake Havasu City in 1968, where it was reassembled and opened in 1971. There is a long standing rumor that Robert P. McCulloch, the man who bought the bridge and founded Lake Havasu City, actually meant to buy the much more famous Tower Bridge from London. However, McCulloch and Ivan Luckin, who brokered the sale of the bridge, have both vehemently denied this rumor. These days the bridge is a tourist attraction that is worth a stop when you are out exploring the area.

This lighthouse is a replica of the one established by Lake Erie in 1826. Dedicated on January 23, 2015, in memory of Mary Sundin, it offers a lovely view from this point. For a closer look, you'll need to cross the street.

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