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Best Hotels Near East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica
111 London Bridge Road (0.4 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
Adjacent to Windsor State Park this Arizona motel offers air-conditioned accommodations complete with free WiFi. London Bridge is 10 minutes' walk away.
245 London Bridge Road (0.5 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
Within walking distance of Lake Havasu this Arizona hotel offers a free hot breakfast every morning as well as an on-site fitness centre. Hampton Inn Lake Havasu City features stunning views of the lake in addition to free high-speed internet access.
305 London Bridge Road (0.6 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
This hotel in Lake Havasu City includes an outdoor pool with hot tub and guest rooms with free WiFi. English Village is located approximately ten minutes from the hotel. The Super 8 Lake Havasu City's guest rooms include cable television.
335 London Bridge Road (0.7 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
This Arizona hotel overlooking picturesque Lake Havasu is just 1 mile from the historic London Bridge. It offers an indoor pool. Rodeway Inn Lake Havasu City provides a microwave refrigerator and a safe in every room.
101 London Bridge Road (0.7 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
This motel is adjacent to Windsor State Park and is only a mile from Havasu Island Golf Course. It has an outdoor pool and complimentary WiFi. Each room at BridgeWater Motel includes a microwave and refrigerator.
(0.7 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
Located in Lake Havasu City in the Arizona region Lake Havasu Cabin with Lake and Mtn Views Boat Launch features a balcony and lake views.
480 London Bridge Road (1.1 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
This Lake Havasu City hotel is a 5-minute walk from London Bridge and Lake Havasu. The hotel serves a complimentary continental breakfast daily and has guest rooms with complimentary WiFi.
1477 Queens Bay (1.2 km from East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica)
London Bridge Resort is centrally located in Queens Bay. The property provides a variety of amenities and perks to ensure your stay is enjoyable. At London Bridge Resort, you will be greeted and guided by a service-oriented staff.
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East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica, Lake Havasu City, AZ
East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica in Lake Havasu City is a remarkable entity, offering an interesting peek back into the history of maritime navigation. Built in 1993 and standing at over 40 feet tall, the replica lighthouse serves as a reminder of the importance of lighthouses in years past - and present - for safe navigation for vessels entering the English Channel. The original East Quoddy Lighthouse was built on the easternmost point of Canada’s Campobello Island in 1808. Noted for its eye-catching red and white stripes and its association with renowned Canadian painter Edward Hopper, it stands as a symbol of Canadian pride, history, and culture.
The replica structure located in Arizona’s Lake Havasu City is an exact copy, including all features found on the original lighthouse off Campobello Island. It has been strategically placed at the entrance to Bridgewater Channel to provide navigational assistance to boats cruising through this area of the lake. Constructed out of galvanized steel and topped with an aluminum beacon light, it is equipped with all equipment necessary to function as a real lighthouse such as a Fresnel lens that can be operated manually or remotely from up to 10 miles away.
The East Quoddy Lighthouse Replica is open year-round to visitors who want to explore its unique architecture and design. Its red-and-white tower provides spectacular views across Lake Havasu City, not just for sightseers but also for sailors looking for safe passage into and out of this corner of Arizona. Propelled by solar energy during daytime hours and electric power at night, this modern adaptation of a traditional navigational aid continues to be an important part of life on Lake Havasu City's waterways.