U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service refuge at the Bill Williams River delta into Lake Havasu, protecting a rare cottonwood–willow riparian gallery forest in the lower Colorado Desert. Visitor center, Peninsula and Delta trails, fishing piers, non-motorized boat access, and winter waterfowl / migratory songbird concentrations between Parker and Lake Havasu City.
Field facts
| Region | La Paz County, AZ |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 34.2916, -114.1048 |
| Era | Refuge established 1941 (as part of Havasu complex lineage) |
| Peak | Riparian birding / desert bighorn cliffs |
| Access | Paved AZ-95 mile marker 161 |
| Nearby | Parker / Lake Havasu City / Swansea |
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Nearby amenities
- Rec areaHavasu National Wildlife Refuge0 km away
- Rec areaBill Williams River3 km away
- CampgroundBill Williams 4 Shoreline Campsite3 km away
- RestroomBill Williams 4 Toilet3 km away
- Picnic areaTake Off Point Day Use Area3.1 km away
- Point of interestTake Off Point Day Use Area Fishing Dock3.1 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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