HAVASU CLUBS
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The Havasu Sport Flyers is an AMA chartered club devoted to sport flying of radio controlled seaplanes from the beach in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. We fly on Tuesday and Friday mornings in Rotary Park next to the skateboard facility.
A non-profit gold seekers club in Lake Havasu City, Arizona with 16 claims & over 2480 acres of gold bearing claims! Over 300 members and 2480 acres of placer gold claims and has purchased its own privately own land near the claims for Club activities such as Family outings, BBQ's, camping and of course, GOLD PROSPECTING!
Havasu 4 Wheelers is Organized as a non-profit organization for the purpose of
providing for the social, educational and recreational activities of its membership,
participating in and supporting civic activities for the betterment of the community,
enjoying and protecting the natural resources, and supporting and promoting the multiple uses principle as applied to Public Land.
providing for the social, educational and recreational activities of its membership,
participating in and supporting civic activities for the betterment of the community,
enjoying and protecting the natural resources, and supporting and promoting the multiple uses principle as applied to Public Land.
The Lighthouse Club is a nonprofit group of independent Lake Havasu City citizens, dedicated to the preservation, improvement and promotion of Lake Havasu and the Lake Havasu City lifestyle. Their mission is to provide aids to navigation on the lake, in the form of miniature lighthouses. The lights would be replicas of famous lighthouses around the country. They would enhance safety for boaters and provide an additional attraction for visitors to the lake.
YOU'RE WELCOME TO PADDLE WITH US ANYTIME! We meet at the north end of Rotary Park next to the R/C car race track:
Moving canoes begin 30 minutes prior to the stated times below:
Tuesday and Thursday:
Recreational Paddlers: 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Competitive Paddlers: 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 7:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
For more infomation or directions please visit our website.
Moving canoes begin 30 minutes prior to the stated times below:
Tuesday and Thursday:
Recreational Paddlers: 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Competitive Paddlers: 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 7:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
For more infomation or directions please visit our website.
The Lake Havasu Yacht Club promotes water safety and the enjoyment of all types of boating, furthers the sport of boating through regattas and sailing races; provides instruction in boating and sailing; provides community service in the interest of water oriented activities; has appropriate social functions and supports and sponsors appropriate youth activities.
The London Bridge Yacht Club is a non-profit organization established under the laws of the State of Arizona, consisting of approximately 70 memberships and 130 members. The Club is a member of the Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) and U S Sailing and maintains an active year-round program of sailing and power boating events.
A long-term goal of the Yacht Club is to acquire a facility on the shoreline of Lake Havasu. The Club currently maintains a clubhouse aboard a uniquely modified houseboat, pictured at the top of this page, and which is docked at the end of Pier "P" in the Lake Havasu Marina. The women of the Club are organized into a women's auxiliary known as the Knottie Girls.
The Club acts as coordinator and manager for the London Bridge Days Parade and the Boat Parade of Lights, both annual events in Lake Havasu City. The London Bridge Days Parade occurs the last weekend in October. The Boat Parade of Lights is a two night event consisting of a Friday Parade Dress Rehearsal followed by the full parade on Saturday. It usually occurs on the first weekend in December. Our traditional "Opening Day" for the boating season is combined with a Mardi Gras Boat Parade, which is fund-raising event for selected local charities, and occurs the second weekend of March each year. The "Activities" and "Community" links within our website provide a glimpse into our Club and additional details about our various events.
A long-term goal of the Yacht Club is to acquire a facility on the shoreline of Lake Havasu. The Club currently maintains a clubhouse aboard a uniquely modified houseboat, pictured at the top of this page, and which is docked at the end of Pier "P" in the Lake Havasu Marina. The women of the Club are organized into a women's auxiliary known as the Knottie Girls.
The Club acts as coordinator and manager for the London Bridge Days Parade and the Boat Parade of Lights, both annual events in Lake Havasu City. The London Bridge Days Parade occurs the last weekend in October. The Boat Parade of Lights is a two night event consisting of a Friday Parade Dress Rehearsal followed by the full parade on Saturday. It usually occurs on the first weekend in December. Our traditional "Opening Day" for the boating season is combined with a Mardi Gras Boat Parade, which is fund-raising event for selected local charities, and occurs the second weekend of March each year. The "Activities" and "Community" links within our website provide a glimpse into our Club and additional details about our various events.
We are a pre-1949 club, we have a limited number of members who have significantly modified vehicles which are 1972 or older. New members must be sponsored by a regular member. Meetings are held monthly at 7:00 PM on the second Tuesday of each month at the Quality Inn in Lake Havasu City. Meetings are for members & sponsored guest only.
Every Thursday evening we Cruise to a local restaurant. It's a special time for car chat, friends and usually a 50/50 drawing.
Every Thursday evening we Cruise to a local restaurant. It's a special time for car chat, friends and usually a 50/50 drawing.
We welcome anyone dedicated to the preservation and restoration of all classic cars. And, we invite all who share our interest to join us.
Each year we host our "Show 'n Shine". This event is our primary fund raiser. The charities which benefit from our efforts are local. Also, during the Holidays each year we adopt people who otherwise might not have such a Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays.
This is a fun loving club. We participate in most of the local functions, have a get together and cruise whenever possible and if said activities is food, you better look out. With beautiful Lake Havasu only a stones throw away, Laughlin, NV, close and the longest stretch of Route 66 still in existence right around the corner, we are never at a loss of outings, traveling, fun and adventures.
Each year we host our "Show 'n Shine". This event is our primary fund raiser. The charities which benefit from our efforts are local. Also, during the Holidays each year we adopt people who otherwise might not have such a Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays.
This is a fun loving club. We participate in most of the local functions, have a get together and cruise whenever possible and if said activities is food, you better look out. With beautiful Lake Havasu only a stones throw away, Laughlin, NV, close and the longest stretch of Route 66 still in existence right around the corner, we are never at a loss of outings, traveling, fun and adventures.
Relics & Rods is a family club open to anyone with an interest in old cars. Prospective members must be sponsored by a current member and must attend 3 membership meetings before being voted on. Meetings are held at 7:00 PM on the third Tuesday of the month in the Relics & Rods Hall at the Aquatic Center.
Our annual fund raiser is Run to the Sun, held each year on the next to last weekend of October. All proceeds from this event are donated to local charities. In addition to the charities we support, we also award scholarships to graduating High School Seniors and we provide presents to needy families at Christmas.
Our annual fund raiser is Run to the Sun, held each year on the next to last weekend of October. All proceeds from this event are donated to local charities. In addition to the charities we support, we also award scholarships to graduating High School Seniors and we provide presents to needy families at Christmas.
A fun loving club, check out their website for more info!
The Lake Havasu Museum of History is created so that present and future generations will not only know the significance of the creation and development of the Lake Havasu City area, but will learn from the past and recognize the need to preserve the historical heritage which has been bestowed upon them. Ours is a human heritage stretching from Archaic people to Hispanic settlers, miners, dam builders, dreamers and developers, to winter and summer visitors.
Havasu Stitchers received its Charter from AQG on October of 1992 at the fall meeting of the Arizona Quilter’s Guild in Phoenix, Arizona. It began with 30 members and we are now averaging 130 to 160 members. There is plenty to do within this organization and many choices. You can participate as much or as little as you want. We try to have something for everyone. The monthly meetings give you the opportunity to meet your fellow members and to have the opportunity to sign up for the many classes and events that are always going on. You can pick up the newsletter to stay informed and the best part of course is the show ‘n tell time. We have ongoing monthly participation in the Block of the Month, Strip Club -the exchange of WOF (width of fabric) strips, & Secret Sisters. We have a monthly gathering for our Comfort Quilts community service projects and Sit-N-Sew time. There are monthly coffee socials so that you can have a better opportunity to meet your fellow Stitchers. We have the Havasu Academy (lecture/demonstrations) prior to our monthly meetings from September through May at 5:30pm where our members donate their time and talents to educate us on various elements, new techniques or phases of quilt making. We have quilt camps/retreats for you to enjoy; one in January, one in March, & one in July. We hold our Quilt Show on the first weekend in November every other year on the odd numbered years; 2007, 2009, etc. That’s not all – there are even more activities. Keep your ears open and check out the newsletter and this website for other events. Our members also have smaller sewing circles - friendship groups so there is the opportunity that after you have been a member for awhile to meet others and join in with established circles or create a new one. Wonderful friendships can and have been formed through this club.
Radio Controlled Aircraft - Spectators are welcome, and we have beginners demonstration flights most Saturday mornings from November through February. Dues are only $30 per year (AMA required). Check out our website for more information.
Desert Hawks RC Club's Sterling Field, the flying site for the Desert Hawks RC Club of Lake Havasu City, AZ. Just turn at the entrance to SARA Park (ballfields) and follow Sara Parkway around to the entrance to Sterling Field.
Desert Hawks RC Club's Sterling Field, the flying site for the Desert Hawks RC Club of Lake Havasu City, AZ. Just turn at the entrance to SARA Park (ballfields) and follow Sara Parkway around to the entrance to Sterling Field.
The Club is located on Bureau of Land Management land, next to SARA Park, just south of the Lake Havasu City.
You are welcome to come out to the Shooting Range on Saturday or Sunday between 8:00 AM and noon. Information may be obtained at the clubhouse located at the shotgun range or by contacting one of the orange vested Range Safety Officers. We have just about every shooting match available, including ATA, USPSA/IPSC, SASS and NRA sanctioned rifle matches. We also have an archery range.
The purpose of the Club is to foster the advancement and well being of the shooting sports with the goal of improving understanding and knowledge of the shooting skills, safe handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved marksmanship.
You are welcome to come out to the Shooting Range on Saturday or Sunday between 8:00 AM and noon. Information may be obtained at the clubhouse located at the shotgun range or by contacting one of the orange vested Range Safety Officers. We have just about every shooting match available, including ATA, USPSA/IPSC, SASS and NRA sanctioned rifle matches. We also have an archery range.
The purpose of the Club is to foster the advancement and well being of the shooting sports with the goal of improving understanding and knowledge of the shooting skills, safe handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved marksmanship.
Sam's Shooters Emporium has a new state-of-the-art shooting range, by Shooting Ranges International of Las Vegas (longest indoor range in Arizona) was opened in December, 2003. Here customers can shoot in a safe, controlled and air conditioned environment. Located in the Uptown area, 2183 McCulloch Blvd, Sam's also rents guns.
Havasu Radio Control Car Club
(928) 855-2226
(928) 855-2226
Dedicated to educating our members and the community about gems, minerals, and fossils. If you are interested in rockhounding then our field trips are the place to be. Field trips are usually each weekend, starting in late Fall and running through early Spring. Most are on Saturday and are one day in duration, although we do have some overnight trips.
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