Bullhead City Parks: Beaches, Trails and Tournament Fields

Bullhead City is home to eight unique parks that showcase the best of life along the Colorado River. Families can splash in the water or cool off at colorful splash pads. Athletes can compete on fields built to host tournaments from across the country, and nature lovers can hike peaceful desert trails or pause for reflection at the Arizona Veterans Memorial. Whether you’re planning a day on the river, cheering on a major sporting event, or simply looking for a place to unwind, our parks offer something for everyone.

At nearly 300 acres, Rotary Park is Bullhead City’s largest park and one of the most impressive recreation spots along the Colorado River. From riverfront beaches and playgrounds to fields that attract tournaments from across the country, it truly has something for everyone. This is just the beginning. Click to explore Rotary Park and discover everything it has to offer. 

Ken Fovargue park blends big-time sports with family fun, making it a favorite gathering spot in the heart of Bullhead City. From tournament ready fields to a splash pad and community pool, it's a place that brings energy and relaxation together. Take a closer look at everything waiting for you at Ken Fovargue park.

As the first memorial in Arizona dedicated to service members lost in foreign wars, Veterans Memorial Park stands as both a place of honor and a work of beauty. Overlooking the Colorado River, it offers sweeping views and stirring tributes to the state's fallen heroes. It's a setting that invites reflection, gratitude, and connection to history. Continue reading to experience the meaning and beauty of Veterans Memorial Park.

Tucked within the larger Rotary Park complex, Don Sullivan Park is a small but distinctive space known for its rounded fire-pit gathering area. Along with shaded ramadas and open lawn, the fire pit makes it a unique spot for weddings, group gatherings, or community events. While Rotary is buzzing with fields and river access, Don Sullivan offers a quieter corner where visitors can relax, connect, and enjoy a more intimate setting by the Colorado River.