Buckskin Mountain State Park commands one of the finest views along the Parker strip, an 18-mile stretch between Parker Dam and Headgate Dam. …
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Apr 2, 2025
We RV-camped here for two weeks for the first time. It exceeded expectations! The campground is very well-maintained and has great easy access to nice beaches, the river, and restaurants (we kayake…Full review by K3494YXkarend
Jan 26, 2025
We stayed at Buckskin state park for 9 days. We had to switch spots because of availability. Their campground is very nice. Electric and water sites with a dump station. There’s dry camping along the…Full review by TravelingBum52
Apr 22, 2024
This a beautiful park, at least the piece of it that we saw. We went strictly to cool off in the Colorado River. It was a very hot day. You can go in for $10 a car load which gives you access to t…Full review by wbforever
Yes, you can tether your boat at anchor in the water overnight. As the other person stated, you will find that the water level rises and drops each day as water is released from the dams. If …
Yes, you can tether your boat at anchor in the water overnight. As the other person stated, you will find that the water level rises and drops each day as water is released from the dams. If you tie your boat off too close to shore, you will find it high and dry the next morning. The other cautionary note is that you cannot always maintain visual contact with your boat/ watercraft from most of the campsites, unless you rent one of the Cabanas. I would guesstimate that 75% of the boaters put their boats back on the trailers for the night and wait for the water levels to rise before venturing back to the river. There are also several areas that become very shallow and hazardous to navigation when the water level is down.
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