Thanks for this. Parker was the place when I was young growing up in southern CA. Fast forward 30 years and now I’m on the east coast. I can’t wait to move back west when I retire. The east coast can’t even compare to AZ. Great weather, open space, fantastic off roading, guns, and freedom. Everything the east coast is lacking.
Lived in Havasu in the 70's, what a blast, Jr. High and High School......town has definitely grown since my last visit in 80. Plan is to go back (Home) and retire there.
When I was a kid we used to sit at the end of the dock at the Nautical waiting for someone to adk if we wanted to get a tow. Lots of nice people in the mid sixties. I moved there in 1965.
I lived there in LHC for 11 years. I was there 25 years ago. It has changed so much since I was there!! The place on the island was the Nautical Inn back then. TV stars were there in the early 70's. I saw the London Bridge being built!
My wife and I visited from Nebraska several times and we both fell in love with Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City. My wife Janice passed in 2020. I visited again last summer and placed a padlock on the bridge to symbolize our eternal love. I just learned from a friend that lives in Havasu that someone has determined the hundreds of padlocks are a safety hazard. Please help to restore the placement of locks and let visitors celebrate their lives together. Thank you for your channel, very interesting and informational.
Wow..what an interesting and beautiful place. I'm from South Africa but I couldn't even imagine that such a place existed. Like an inland sea side town/lagoon/oasis and more.
I've lived in Lake Havasu City for around 25 years, pretty much my entire life (I turn 27 in December). It's a nice, mostly peaceful and pretty active place, lots of space for watersports, off-roading, hiking, etc. We get pretty slammed with tourists and travelers during the holidays, and plenty of college kids partying during spring break. As far as housing, there's no shortage of beautiful homes and spacious properties for families, older married couples, or just people with higher levels of income looking to purchase vacation properties or second homes. There's quite a bit to see and experience here, pretty unique when compared to other cities of similar size in different areas of the state/country. If you (anyone reading this) ever get a chance to visit, I recommend it. It might just become your second home.
@@leticiaurbach1720 I am from Chicago IL. I have spent the last month checking out the area. The locals are very helpful if u visit ask them. From what I have learned property theft is the biggest issue. This is from the nomads that drift through mostly in the winter months. So be smart don't leave anything out to steel. I am staying. I found the area to be safe if you use common scene. I hope this helps.
I lived in Lake Havasu for a couple months rite when covid hit. moved from Seattle Wa. fell in love with the city. then I lived in Parker for a bit. Beautiful place. Thank you for the video. I will be moving back soon. Peace
Great Video, I am a new Subscriber, Love your channel so Informative, I moved out to Arizona in 2015 from cold and snowy Chicago and I do not regret moving out here. Have a Blessed day 😊
I lived in havasu for 9 years and I loved it . My husband and I go there every so often now for a break . Still love it there very much . We'Lloyd be going again next year for another break . It's a beautiful place .
I was in Lake Havasu City back in July 2019 and fell in love with it. And if I loved it in July with 110 degree heat you know I’ll love it year round. Going back this Fall. I hope to retire there. I’ve had it with New Jersey!
Hi Martin, guess you’ve been to Jersey. Don’t get me wrong, there’s many things I will miss when I leave the “Garden State”. I’m just tired of Northeast Politics and winters.
Awesome. I definitely want to go to Lake Havasu via Wickenburg and Parker. Thank you. I went to Lake Havasu when the bridge was stacked in piles .. not put back together yet. So cool.
Thank you so much for making these amazing videos. I happened upon them, as I want to relocate to AZ and watching your great shows is very helpful! Thank you!!!
It absolutely stunning, one day I'd love to live in Arizona. But I'd settle for even just visiting. I don't know how much life i have left in me. But I sure hope I can see Arizona for myself.
Have a place in Parker that I bought when I was a younger man. Wish I had bought in Havasu too. I have friends that took my a advice and bought in Havasu. Parker is ok and had better days. When I was a younger I wanted more of a party boating experience and it was and still is. Havasu has neat things like super markets, big box stores and HOSPITIALS. Parker has these things too but most are in the town proper which is 17+ miles from me. Havasu is a real city with police and government stuff. Still I love both areas. Sure it gets screaming hot in the summer but that's what boating is for.
As a native New Yorker I really like this video. I recently retired and am considering re locating to Lake Havasu I worked for 23 years for Continental airlines so I've been to many places but never been to lake Havasu. Thank you so much for this informative video .
Thanks for your reply, I really would like to get out of New York because it's gotten way too expensive and too much crime..it was Great coming across this video it gave me a good idea of what I can expect.
Frances, it is on the Colorado River like Yuma az and Laughlin nv (and Las Vegas/Lake Mead). Someone needs to tell you it gets ungodly along that stretch of the river. Winters are beautiful but check out the summer temps, okay?
Thanks so much ...really helps me see where I DON'T want to go. Really nice area . Appreciate your videos. I'm looking for very few people and NO motorized boats etc.
Haha, channels at about half capacity here... Come back spring break! Can't park your boat anywhere! 👍👍. Awesome vid.. Lake Havasu- ☀️ AZ. Yes I live there..... Here.
went off season pretty nice - loved the light houses and the ride on the water boat. other than that a bike ride and a nice hotel on the lake all was good
All this is bringing back fun memories of when I first came to live in the U.S. from Ireland and spent time living in Arizona and traveling between there and California, sometimes going by way of Lake Havasu. Love your videos with so much attention to detail! Thanks for sharing!🇺🇸🇨🇮😊
My sister worked at the Nautical for many years . I have been there , the London Bridge is beautiful . Definitely hot and crowded over Labor Day Weekend.
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My wife and I moved to LHC from Portland Or 4 years ago and love it here. We are traveling to Prescott next week and planned to take route 60 there for the first time. Thanks to ur video we are now looking forward to going on that hi way and seeing those little towns. We were in Parker and Havasu Springs yesterday and probably passed you!
Having moved to Lake Havasu in 1965 I'm glad I got to enjoy Havasu when it was really cool before the bridge.There is a book called "Livin at the End of Old 95" by Rick Kingsbury. If anyone wants t read about the greatest five years you have to read the book. All the way from Miller's Folly Crazy Ed's Mundell's to the Lake Havasu High School's first year undefeated football team it was the best. I can't thank Rick enough for the book and the memories of a missing finger he lost. Nothing since had been nearly as as cool as Havasu in the begining.
That bridge is historic. It came from England.Bought at auction by Robert P. McCulloch At an auction for the bridge,he winning bid came from Robert P. McCulloch, American entrepreneur and chairman of McCulloch Oil Company. McCulloch paid $2,460,000-plus shipping costs of around $240,000-to bring the bridge over, piece by piece.
RUclips must have heard me talk about my move back home to Phoenix lol. First time I got a video of Arizona, since I’ve been in Montana. No place like home.....Phoenix I’m coming home!!!
I too am from Montana! Anaconda is my home... but I am planning on moving here to LHC in the near future, but will keep my house here in MT for the hotter months
I live here, Topock, and just so you know we are at 120 f and up now. Looking for 126 today. My point is, please take care, hydrate, of yourselves. Hottest recorded temp in the world was from Needles. I live close to a place you gotta go hang for a afternoon... Google Oatman Arizona... Old mining town with more wild donkeys than people. Our whole area is over run with wild asses bred over from 19th century mining. Look up sitgreves pass, the valley to the east of the crest is pretty cool drive down. The lake is loud and crowded with Californians with nice, real nice boats, Laughlin is Vegas south. I like to think I live in the perfect area. Hot as all get out but awesome region of the country. Golden Shores/Topock, my home is right on Az 1 and 66 about thirty miles north on the river. Enjoy your visit.
Get ready....hot.....lots of sunblock, hydrate.....end up with alcohol poisoning.....must have a boat....to experience it.....channel is fun....fumes....dirty water....gets old after...... fun town....stay safe..no drinking drving.....send you to Las Vegas jail
I moved here 15 years ago and love Lake Havasu City, AZ. It's paradise in the desert! Arizona has been voted best 2A state by Guns and Ammo for more than a decade. Molon Labe!
I've actually walked across London Bridge (its one of many bridges that have been built on the site it came from, and all bridges on this site are named London Bridge). It was sold as it was being replaced by a new bridge. My older brother was joining the Merchant Navy, and he was going to the school in Gravesend, which is just below London to the south-east. Me and my family came down from Manchester to drop my brother off, then went into London to visit some of the places, and crossing the Thames on London Bridge was one of the things we did😊
When I think of Arizona's beach, I think of Puerto Penasco, Mexico. Having said that, Lake Havasu looks like it would be fun nowadays. I have not been there in years, and it may be time to check it out again.
The problem with Lake Havasu City, beyond the unbelievable heat in the summer, is the above-ground power lines. The original planners didn't see the need to bury power/communication lines and it makes the views toward the lake unsightly. There's a reason modern neighborhoods put all this wiring/fiber underground.
Looks so damn beautiful, after watching all of your videos and seeing the scenery I'm convinced that I would enjoy living there but I'm also convinced that I couldn't afford it unfortunately
Having lived in that area for 27 years (up river an hour), you might be interested in knowing that Lake Havasu City is probably 98% Caucasian and EXTREMELY conservative politically. Chump carried that county (Mohave County) by 75%. No exaggeration. Lake Havasu City is the largest of the four large cities in the county which is the fifth largest county (size-wise) in the country. The states of Connecticut and Rhode Island would fit in the county. The population is spread out and much of it is quite poor. High crime, low educational level, low taxes, low standard of living, poor health care, low wages. LOTS of gun-toters. Brutally hot in the summers. Outside of Death Valley, this is the hottest part of North America. Wonderfully mild winters but VERY windy. Most residents are from Southern California and they brought their “values” with them. Population of Lake Havasu is 50k+ and booming.
As an ole veteran of traveling Highway 95 to Lake Havasu, you may want to pay a LOT of attention to all of the speed traps that Arizona Highway Patrol has on Highway 95. All of those speeding ticket fines definitely add to solving local municipal budgetary woes.
Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge, Optimist Park (city park) and all the fun around the lake. A real playground spot for the whole family. I sure enjoyed our 2 night visit to Lake Havasu City. Gorgeous place with decent restaurants, fast food chains (El Pollo Loco for Mexican marinated roast chicken is a favorite of ours) and of course, the pretty lake.
Arizona is really nice weather wise from October-April, but it gets brutally hot there from May-September. This comments does not apply to the parts of Arizona that are in the mountains, like Flagstaff, but it applies to most of the rest of the state.
Well said. I am born and raised in Arizona. The only times I enjoy being outside is from October to April and May is pushing it. After that I'm inside all day and everyday. Even checking my mail annoys me, because its so hot
I feel the same way. When I moved there in 1965 there was less then 500 people living there and the whole lake belonged to me. I can't go there anymore because it hurts to see what it has turned out to be.
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Thanks for this. Parker was the place when I was young growing up in southern CA. Fast forward 30 years and now I’m on the east coast. I can’t wait to move back west when I retire. The east coast can’t even compare to AZ. Great weather, open space, fantastic off roading, guns, and freedom. Everything the east coast is lacking.
Lived in Havasu in the 70's, what a blast, Jr. High and High School......town has definitely grown since my last visit in 80. Plan is to go back (Home) and retire there.
Lived in Havasu. Loved it! People are all friendly. Played Easy Listening Piano at the Holiday Inn and Nautical Resort Restuarants when I lived there.
I remember you!
I've lived in Lake Havasu City since 2004. I love it here sooooo much! Always something going on, and that lake...! 😍
Norris Lake in TN is better. The water is warm as fuck and dirty. Felt like bathwater in 125 degrees
Lakes in Tennessee are disgusting lol
Nothing but love for my hometown, just wanted to let you know it's The Nautical, (on the island). Keep up the beautiful footage 💜....
When I was a kid we used to sit at the end of the dock at the Nautical waiting for someone to adk if we wanted to get a tow. Lots of nice people in the mid sixties. I moved there in 1965.
I lived there in LHC for 11 years. I was there 25 years ago. It has changed so much since I was there!! The place on the island was the Nautical Inn back then. TV stars were there in the early 70's. I saw the London Bridge being built!
Man.. Arizona is so picturesque… moving the Lake Havasu City within the next year and CANT WAIT!
Lived there for 30 yrs. Love every moment
My wife and I visited from Nebraska several times and we both fell in love with Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City. My wife Janice passed in 2020. I visited again last summer and placed a padlock on the bridge to symbolize our eternal love. I just learned from a friend that lives in Havasu that someone has determined the hundreds of padlocks are a safety hazard. Please help to restore the placement of locks and let visitors celebrate their lives together. Thank you for your channel, very interesting and informational.
Still there as of 8-23
Wow! Too crowded for me! Thanks for the insight.
Wow..what an interesting and beautiful place. I'm from South Africa but I couldn't even imagine that such a place existed. Like an inland sea side town/lagoon/oasis and more.
I have two friends who live in Lake Havasu City, and they love it
Just bought a home in Havasu, been visiting from New Mexico for years water spots riding the razer now my family living are dream.
i will be looking to squat in yur new home
Not going to happen
I've lived in Lake Havasu City for around 25 years, pretty much my entire life (I turn 27 in December). It's a nice, mostly peaceful and pretty active place, lots of space for watersports, off-roading, hiking, etc. We get pretty slammed with tourists and travelers during the holidays, and plenty of college kids partying during spring break. As far as housing, there's no shortage of beautiful homes and spacious properties for families, older married couples, or just people with higher levels of income looking to purchase vacation properties or second homes. There's quite a bit to see and experience here, pretty unique when compared to other cities of similar size in different areas of the state/country. If you (anyone reading this) ever get a chance to visit, I recommend it. It might just become your second home.
I’m going for my 21st in June I’m so excited
Xss x xss,
I only found out about the existence of this lake because of the piranha moviekkk
What is the best safest area of lake Havasu? Thinking of relocating there.
@@leticiaurbach1720 I am from Chicago IL. I have spent the last month checking out the area. The locals are very helpful if u visit ask them. From what I have learned property theft is the biggest issue. This is from the nomads that drift through mostly in the winter months. So be smart don't leave anything out to steel. I am staying. I found the area to be safe if you use common scene. I hope this helps.
I lived in Lake Havasu for a couple months rite when covid hit. moved from Seattle Wa. fell in love with the city. then I lived in Parker for a bit. Beautiful place. Thank you for the video. I will be moving back soon. Peace
Great Video, I am a new Subscriber, Love your channel so Informative, I moved out to Arizona in 2015 from cold and snowy Chicago and I do not regret moving out here. Have a Blessed day 😊
Chicos tacos are so good, definitely recommend in Havasu
Havasu had a place called Chico's Pizza in the 70's , It was so good, Outer Highway, Havasu is a really great place, grew up there, always will be. :)
That's was great The lake
Havasu city of Arizona.
Looks beautiful .
I enjoyed watching .
I will check it out next month! Thank you for this nice Video 😊
I lived in havasu for 9 years and I loved it . My husband and I go there every so often now for a break . Still love it there very much . We'Lloyd be going again next year for another break . It's a beautiful place .
Love those American flags!!!!
Watching this makes me want to attend my property in Yuma county. AZ is like the FL of the SW ✌
I was in Lake Havasu City back in July 2019 and fell in love with it. And if I loved it in July with 110 degree heat you know I’ll love it year round. Going back this Fall. I hope to retire there. I’ve had it with New Jersey!
Jersey? Sh*t I don't blame you.
Hi Martin, guess you’ve been to Jersey.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s many things I will miss when I leave the “Garden State”. I’m just tired of Northeast Politics and winters.
But then again, it would be fun to send all my North Jersey friends a Christmas card of me sitting on float with a pina colada in my hand.
LostintheSixties Capote Heck yeah 👍
@@lostinthesixtiescapote5141 sounds like a plan. Hope everything works out.
Havasu Springs is the best, we stay there!
Really enjoyed visiting in March. No crowd, and still nice weather, perfect for kayaking!
So would you say February is a good time to visit? Are there places to explore?
Love Havasu we go to Cattail Cove every October so much fun...great town.
Awesome. I definitely want to go to Lake Havasu via Wickenburg and Parker. Thank you. I went to Lake Havasu when the bridge was stacked in piles .. not put back together yet. So cool.
Thanks for video 👍 Fond memories there from late 80's early 90's 🤙
Parker means I'm getting close to the Desert Bar exit!!
I love Parker it’s just a nice great place with your boat to hang out
Thank you so much for making these amazing videos. I happened upon them, as I want to relocate to AZ and watching your great shows is very helpful! Thank you!!!
It absolutely stunning, one day I'd love to live in Arizona. But I'd settle for even just visiting. I don't know how much life i have left in me. But I sure hope I can see Arizona for myself.
I would like to live there soon
It truly beautiful! Is definitely one of my favorites places to visit!!😀
God bless you and I hope you are able to visit AZ one day. Have a blessed night❤️
You push these vids out on several channels. You work hard and have fun. Nothing but Respect!
Yes! This videos are awesome!
My old stomping grounds. Thank you for sharing.
Have a place in Parker that I bought when I was a younger man. Wish I had bought in Havasu too. I have friends that took my a advice and bought in Havasu. Parker is ok and had better days. When I was a younger I wanted more of a party boating experience and it was and still is. Havasu has neat things like super markets, big box stores and HOSPITIALS. Parker has these things too but most are in the town proper which is 17+ miles from me. Havasu is a real city with police and government stuff. Still I love both areas. Sure it gets screaming hot in the summer but that's what boating is for.
I live on Phoenix and a coupe of times a year we(me and my pals) go to Lake Havasu yo go swimming for the weekend. It's a great place.
As a native New Yorker
I really like this video.
I recently retired and am considering re locating to Lake Havasu I worked for 23 years for Continental airlines so I've been to many places but never been to lake Havasu.
Thank you so much for this informative video .
Yo..I moved here a year and a half ago from CT..best decision I’ve ever made
Thanks for your reply, I really would like to get out of New York because it's gotten way too expensive and too much crime..it was Great coming across this video it gave me a good idea of what I can expect.
Frances, it is on the Colorado River like Yuma az and Laughlin nv (and Las Vegas/Lake Mead). Someone needs to tell you it gets ungodly along that stretch of the river. Winters are beautiful but check out the summer temps, okay?
We moved here five years ago. It is fantastic.
@@devaallen0 hi Veda, I love hot weather but I was raised up north and it will be a BIG adjustment. Any tips?
I've lived in Lake Havasu City when it was first built. My hometown is Wickenburg.
I remember the bridge being built, and thinking it was just a tourist trap....It grew a bit since then. (I was stuck in Chicago back then).
me too about LHC
lets be in touch
@@elultimo102 I lived less than a mile from the bridge and remember the big yard where they kept the granite pieces.
Thanks so much
...really helps me see where I DON'T want to go. Really nice area . Appreciate your videos. I'm looking for very few people and NO motorized boats etc.
Look up Williams and Valle AZ. Rural, affordable, and close to Grand Canyon.
Sounds like LHC is not for you. Its hot boat heaven.
Haha, channels at about half capacity here... Come back spring break! Can't park your boat anywhere! 👍👍.
Awesome vid..
Lake Havasu- ☀️ AZ.
Yes I live there..... Here.
The bridge us where the old State Beach used to be and the old service station if that old to remember.
went off season pretty nice - loved the light houses and the ride on the water boat. other than that a bike ride and a nice hotel on the lake all was good
Great explanation about every small town and more tanks so much! I'm spending my b day by the water
Thanks for this video. All week, I've been wondering what is Lake Havasu City like!
This time of year very very hot.
I like how you are showing the map. Very cool.
Right? My first thought was OMG, he has an actual map! Where did he get it? So silly but times have changed.
I like that part too! It’s great!
I love the oceans
All this is bringing back fun memories of when I first came to live in the U.S. from Ireland and spent time living in Arizona and traveling between there and California, sometimes going by way of Lake Havasu. Love your videos with so much attention to detail! Thanks for sharing!🇺🇸🇨🇮😊
My sister worked at the Nautical for many years . I have been there , the London Bridge is beautiful . Definitely hot and crowded over Labor Day Weekend.
I've been a local since 1988, I graduated high school in 92. This is a pretty good representation but there is a lot more!!!
I live here and love it! Shhhhh, don’t tell.
I'm tellin
unless ya take me jetskiin!
:)
@@tc9992 haha! Let’s go!
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My wife and I moved to LHC from Portland Or 4 years ago and love it here. We are traveling to Prescott next week and planned to take route 60 there for the first time. Thanks to ur video we are now looking forward to going on that hi way and seeing those little towns. We were in Parker and Havasu Springs yesterday and probably passed you!
I'm in Eugene and want to.move!! Good for you!! -)
I lived in Salem Oregon for 30 years. Hated the weather but not half as many crooks in Salem businesses as in Lake Havasu. BEWARE
Fun fact, you actually just passed me in the video
i love all of mohave county! its so gorgeous. i hope it stays quaint and not over run by captalistic interest
I love Lake Havasu I go there 3-4 times a year
Stoked you showed Salome and Wickenburg! Great vid👍
I spent last march in lake havasu enjoyed it may go back after the reminder of how much I liked it😂
Excellent, motivational and educational... a must see.
beautiful! never heard of this place. its now on my bucketlist.
It's not that great I know, I live here. Everyone is an alcoholic here.
@@mrshorn5248 😯
No dont stay hear we is fill
You are awesome my friend. Thank you for all you do.
Having moved to Lake Havasu in 1965 I'm glad I got to enjoy Havasu when it was really cool before the bridge.There is a book called "Livin at the End of Old 95" by Rick Kingsbury. If anyone wants t read about the greatest five years you have to read the book. All the way from Miller's Folly Crazy Ed's Mundell's to the Lake Havasu High School's first year undefeated football team it was the best. I can't thank Rick enough for the book and the memories of a missing finger he lost. Nothing since had been nearly as as cool as Havasu in the begining.
That bridge is historic.
It came from England.Bought at auction by
Robert P. McCulloch
At an auction for the bridge,he winning bid came from Robert P. McCulloch, American entrepreneur and chairman of McCulloch Oil Company. McCulloch paid $2,460,000-plus shipping costs of around $240,000-to bring the bridge over, piece by piece.
RUclips must have heard me talk about my move back home to Phoenix lol. First time I got a video of Arizona, since I’ve been in Montana. No place like home.....Phoenix I’m coming home!!!
I too am from Montana! Anaconda is my home... but I am planning on moving here to LHC in the near future, but will keep my house here in MT for the hotter months
What a nice and inspiring video! Thank you
Looks like a nice place to visit in the winter.
Thanks❤ I'm heading down to escape Butte MT winter , I'll be in my mini van 😊 with my dog Piper , I appreciate your video ❤
On my way from New Zealand for 4th July Lake Havasu! 🇺🇸💥🎉🎆
Have fun!!😀 New Zealand is definitely in our list to visit one day too!! 🥰
Many Canadian snowbirds in Havasu.
Crush it Steve! Havasu Rocks, Cheers!
I live here, Topock, and just so you know we are at 120 f and up now.
Looking for 126 today.
My point is, please take care, hydrate, of yourselves.
Hottest recorded temp in the world was from Needles.
I live close to a place you gotta go hang for a afternoon...
Google Oatman Arizona...
Old mining town with more wild donkeys than people. Our whole area is over run with wild asses bred over from 19th century mining.
Look up sitgreves pass, the valley to the east of the crest is pretty cool drive down.
The lake is loud and crowded with Californians with nice, real nice boats, Laughlin is Vegas south.
I like to think I live in the perfect area. Hot as all get out but awesome region of the country.
Golden Shores/Topock, my home is right on Az 1 and 66 about thirty miles north on the river.
Enjoy your visit.
Get ready....hot.....lots of sunblock, hydrate.....end up with alcohol poisoning.....must have a boat....to experience it.....channel is fun....fumes....dirty water....gets old after...... fun town....stay safe..no drinking drving.....send you to Las Vegas jail
this place looks awesome. Im moving there this weekend in my travel trailer. gonna check it out for a few months and see how it goes.
I moved here 15 years ago and love Lake Havasu City, AZ. It's paradise in the desert! Arizona has been voted best 2A state by Guns and Ammo for more than a decade. Molon Labe!
Wow , who cares what guns and ammo rates a place to live, dillusional
nice place but too many people. i like more serene quiet and very little populated places. thanks for sharing.
I've actually walked across London Bridge (its one of many bridges that have been built on the site it came from, and all bridges on this site are named London Bridge). It was sold as it was being replaced by a new bridge. My older brother was joining the Merchant Navy, and he was going to the school in Gravesend, which is just below London to the south-east. Me and my family came down from Manchester to drop my brother off, then went into London to visit some of the places, and crossing the Thames on London Bridge was one of the things we did😊
When I think of Arizona's beach, I think of Puerto Penasco, Mexico. Having said that, Lake Havasu looks like it would be fun nowadays. I have not been there in years, and it may be time to check it out again.
When i think of havaeu beaches i scream bleach sanitize and clean that lake sinus infectuon waitimg to happen
@@rhondachristinethegirls2104 Oh,you're one of those people.
Thank you for all the information !! Heading to lake Havasu for spring break at the end of the month
I love the look of that place. From Manchester UK.
I can’t wait to move to AZ!
Nice one !
Great video !
Watching from Japan 👍
The problem with Lake Havasu City, beyond the unbelievable heat in the summer, is the above-ground power lines. The original planners didn't see the need to bury power/communication lines and it makes the views toward the lake unsightly. There's a reason modern neighborhoods put all this wiring/fiber underground.
Looks so damn beautiful, after watching all of your videos and seeing the scenery I'm convinced that I would enjoy living there but I'm also convinced that I couldn't afford it unfortunately
🤣🤣🤣same
Very beautiful but so many crooked businesses.
I lived in Parker and Lake Havasu City two of my sons were born in lake Havasu City. It's hot but the water is nice.
Thanks for adding maps. they are very helpful!!
Looks nice and all. Im here in the u.k but one thing i noticed, Im 14 mins in and i have not seen one brown person, that gives me the chills
Looks nice and all. Im here in Africa but one thing i noticed, Im 14 mins in and I have not seen one white person, that gives me the chills
Having lived in that area for 27 years (up river an hour), you might be interested in knowing that Lake Havasu City is probably 98% Caucasian and EXTREMELY conservative politically. Chump carried that county (Mohave County) by 75%. No exaggeration. Lake Havasu City is the largest of the four large cities in the county which is the fifth largest county (size-wise) in the country. The states of Connecticut and Rhode Island would fit in the county. The population is spread out and much of it is quite poor. High crime, low educational level, low taxes, low standard of living, poor health care, low wages. LOTS of gun-toters. Brutally hot in the summers. Outside of Death Valley, this is the hottest part of North America. Wonderfully mild winters but VERY windy. Most residents are from Southern California and they brought their “values” with them. Population of Lake Havasu is 50k+ and booming.
They're a rare sight to see. Unless you're talking about Mexicans, we got those.
Watching from Las Vegas. Nice sunset in Havasu while driving 🤙
Love Lake Havasu! ❤️
I'll be there tomorrow. Made it to Holbrook and decided to spend the night here
A lot colder in Holbrook than you thought it should be in AZ, isn't it? lol
@@elultimo102 big change in Havesu lol
Greatest place on earth 😎
I enjoyed the video thank you
As an ole veteran of traveling Highway 95 to Lake Havasu, you may want to pay a LOT of attention to all of the speed traps that Arizona Highway Patrol has on Highway 95. All of those speeding ticket fines definitely add to solving local municipal budgetary woes.
Well, don't speed. Problem solved.
@@johnbob4545 If you say you dont speed at all ever; you are a liar!
@@gigiis526 Haven't had a ticket in over 30 years.
@@johnbob4545Must be a good talker.
Nice one of the hottest places in the summer........
Went here recently because they were holding sls skateboarding competition amazing place
Great video! Visited Lake Havasu 2018 beeing on vacation from Sweden. We had a great stay and i hope to come back to this lovely town.
My kids want to visit Sweden! We can’t wait for COVID-19 restrictions to finally finish so we can visit!!😀
@@CookinwithHilda
You are welcome🙂
Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge, Optimist Park (city park) and all the fun around the lake. A real playground spot for the whole family. I sure enjoyed our 2 night visit to Lake Havasu City. Gorgeous place with decent restaurants, fast food chains (El Pollo Loco for Mexican marinated roast chicken is a favorite of ours) and of course, the pretty lake.
I was just there i was boondocking for a couple days nice and warm
Its been a minute since watching your content but I do love your informative videos. Keep it up
Fun fact: the lamp posts on the London bridge are made from cannons that were melted down after the battle of Waterloo where Napoleon was defeated.
Arizona is really nice weather wise from October-April, but it gets brutally hot there from May-September. This comments does not apply to the parts of Arizona that are in the mountains, like Flagstaff, but it applies to most of the rest of the state.
Well said. I am born and raised in Arizona. The only times I enjoy being outside is from October to April and May is pushing it. After that I'm inside all day and everyday. Even checking my mail annoys me, because its so hot
yep
Thank you for the tour sir.
I've been to Mas Pas passing through. Such a neat store, and the owner is so nice.
Anyone considering moving to Lake havasu, please dont we are full!
Hahaha
Don't worry, we like our water in the east. Thirsty?
🖐 me
I feel the same way. When I moved there in 1965 there was less then 500 people living there and the whole lake belonged to me. I can't go there anymore because it hurts to see what it has turned out to be.
I agree! No more ppl. Our economy doesn't need anymore ppl helping Havasu out. 😅
Man l have some great memories of Living in Havasu. Take a shuttle anytime you want to!
The Red Onion Restaurant is always a good place to chill.
I remember opening The Red Onion Restaurant in 2008 with Jimmy Smoke and the boys...what a fun summer that l will Never Forget 2008 spring break
The jet boats were huge and powerful so many people have them i was amazed
thanks for Parker drive thru😇💙😎