When everyone goes to the river at either AHA, or Blythe, where do you stay? Are there local hotels, or just camp grounds to hook up an RV to? Just curious, bored as helll at work and cannot wait to experience the river life again in 2008.
theres hotels in blythe and a bunch of camprounds up and down the river just depends on where you want to go.my second home is mcintyre park really nice park with camping, rv hookups,permanant trailers , and really reasonable. about 25 min. south of aha.
I was just curious because, I just recently bought a boat, plan on going ALOT this summer. But, I don't currently own a RV to travel up/down the river to camp. I'd have to stay at a local hotel in Blythe.
I just hear alot about Blythe/AHA and sounds like a good time. Does anyone have more pics they can share of the river out there?? Would be great. Thanks.
-Nandi
I was just curious because, I just recently bought a boat, plan on going ALOT this summer. But, I don't currently own a RV to travel up/down the river to camp. I'd have to stay at a local hotel in Blythe.
I just hear alot about Blythe/AHA and sounds like a good time. Does anyone have more pics they can share of the river out there?? Would be great. Thanks.
-Nandi
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hotels are only 10-15 min. from water closest launch to water from hotels is destiny riviera campground and rv park. about 10 min. north of mcintyre park by road and abput 20 min. by water. Aha quinn is about 20 -25 min. north of town by road and not acsessable by water from anywhere about 7 miles south of Aha.
Blythe is a haven for jet boaters. Don't plan on the typical Parker or Havasu experience. You gotta bring your own party with ya. Up near Aha you're pretty much in the boonies. Besides the parks own convenience stores there ain't a store around for 20 miles. Some people, like me, love that style.
Quite a few moblies for sale all along the river too. For some reason, the prices are getting a little more reasonable than they were a few months/years ago.
Hotels in Blythe have seen better days but the campsites are nice. If you have a decent trailer it should be no problem at all to spend a few days in comfort in Blythe. I would MUCh rather camp than stay in one of their hotels.
Good luck.
McIntyre Local, is that not Brian and Tracys old boat in the group?
Blythe is a haven for jet boaters. Don't plan on the typical Parker or Havasu experience. You gotta bring your own party with ya. Up near Aha you're pretty much in the boonies. Besides the parks own convenience stores there ain't a store around for 20 miles. Some people, like me, love that style.
Quite a few moblies for sale all along the river too. For some reason, the prices are getting a little more reasonable than they were a few months/years ago.
Hotels in Blythe have seen better days but the campsites are nice. If you have a decent trailer it should be no problem at all to spend a few days in comfort in Blythe. I would MUCh rather camp than stay in one of their hotels.
Good luck.
ah man wheres your sence of adventure.
McIntyre Local, is that not Brian and Tracys old boat in the group?
yeah and there new one the white and orange one its a little crusader tunnel they ate some of my best friends i helped them build the new one sell the old one and help my other friend that bought it finish that one. they are good people they just barely skated away from the fires.
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