Davis Camp Park — Hotel in Bullhead City

Review: Riverside Retreat with Spectacular Views and Endless Fun!

Rating: ★★★★★

Davis Camp Park in Bullhead City, AZ is an absolute treasure along the Colorado River. Whether you're a camping enthusiast, love water sports, or just looking for a place to relax, this park offers something for everyone.

The campgrounds are well-maintained and equipped with all the necessary facilities to ensure a comfortable stay. With options ranging from tent sites to RV hookups and even some cozy cabins, there’s a perfect spot for every type of camper. The cleanliness of the showers and restrooms consistently impresses, which is always a plus when staying outdoors.

One of the highlights of Davis Camp Park is its direct access to the Colorado River. The river provides a cool, refreshing escape from the desert heat and is ideal for a variety of activities including swimming, kayaking, and fishing. The beaches are clean, with soft sand and enough space to find a quiet spot even on busier days.

For those who love to explore, the park offers scenic trails that are perfect for morning hikes or leisurely evening strolls. The views of the river against the backdrop of the Nevada mountains are simply breathtaking. It’s also a great spot for bird-watching and enjoying the local wildlife.

Additionally, the park staff deserves a shout-out for their friendly and helpful attitude, enhancing the overall experience. Events and activities are well-organized, catering to both children and adults, making it a fantastic destination for family outings.

In summary, Davis Camp Park is not just a place to stay; it’s a destination to experience. With its stunning natural beauty, excellent facilities, and a myriad of activities, it stands out as a top choice for anyone visiting Bullhead City. Highly recommended for a peaceful retreat or a fun-filled family vacation! See the photo section for Park Fees and yes, there are Davis Camp Vacation Rentals - they rent...

Was excited to take my kids camping. Invited the grandparents and checked in/paid for my entire party. Nobody was issued bracelets. We were given a parking pass with the #of guests I paid for.

The next day, when gparents showed up, the staff turned them away even after showing screenshots and reciepts. No phone signal = no communication.

Check-out... I asked why my parents were turned away. Instead of explaining they have no valid system to track their guests (like a bracelet or name-per-site list) the lady at the desk w/the NASTY ATTITIDE said it was my fault that I didnt have all guests I paid for each time we came in-and-out of the park. So I asked where the sign was that said we needed to have all guests present. Valid question, I was polite. The "manager" comes from around the corner looking embarrassed as she should be. I explained to the manager there was no sign and that if someone had told me I would have not paid for my parents until they arrived.

To krazy lady who said "u think its my job to explain our rules" why yes Karen (racist white lady) I absolutely do believe its your job. And when u got up and came running after me when I said its fine, keep the money I'll write a review, what was your actual plan? To assault me? I told u when I checked in I had disabled autistic kids with me. Shame on you Karen.

Its next to free to make a sign. I'll even write it out for you Karen.

PLEASE DONT PAY FOR GUESTS ARRIVING AFTER CHECK-IN. PAY FOR WEEKEND PASS ONLY UPON ARRIVAL.

See how easy that was Karen? Now all u need is a sharpie and a piece of copy paper and maybe some tape. They offer basic communication and customer service TED talks online for free. They have schools that teach you HOW to communicate with customers. Its free Karen. Take some classes because ur personality makes u a very...

I'm sitting with your picture sweetheart... that sweet smile, your hair curling softly at the corners of your eyes... the one you loved. Well we've been banned from the park. Yes, by a new peace-keeper I'm afraid. Don't know what happened to our Ranger friend. Hopefully he only retired. He was our age. Yes, we'll always be old school but the new man is all New Age. Oh, and a new truck—so expensive looking! But maybe it'll help with the crime. Oh yes, crime's gotten much worse and we'd probably have left anyway. OK, there's not much to tell except that the coach took a beating... At the hand of the Peacekeeper if you can believe it. I'm sure it was a simple case of mistaken identity. Apparently the Peacekeeper wasn't thorough enough in his inspection to locate my green tag... Quickly turning it into a case of “Act first and ask questions later.” I can't say more except that it was right on the windshield—the tag I mean. You know the ladies asked for it on the left as they could read it as we went past their window. Well I was inside at the time and he beat the siding up one side and again on the rear...With a wooden stick! All over a mistake as I said. It woke me from my nap and scared me half to death. Fortunately my angina pills were handy. The crime really is out of control. I'll buff out the marks he left, don't worry. The ladies seem enamored of the new man. One of them told me that there are strict demeanor rules now. Well that's a start but how decorous could it be having one's vehicle abused so? Would he have done the same to a Lexus? Oh the double standards nowadays. Thank Heaven for the memories....