RV Garage Homes in Lake Havasu City

By Jovian Moran, Associate Broker, Team Moran | Infinitude Realty · Updated November 9, 2026

I build houses here with my husband Jose, and the garage is the first thing almost every buyer asks about. Here are the real numbers, then what I'd measure before you fall for the kitchen.

Lake Havasu RV Garage Homes by the Numbers

Source: Lake Havasu Association MLS, Lake Havasu City single-family homes tagged "RV Garage" or "Double RV Garage," pulled November 9, 2026. Listing agents set that tag themselves, so check each home's actual bay sizes.

What an RV Garage Home Costs Today

Under about $1 million you're mostly looking at existing homes, often with one RV bay. Above $2 million it's mostly new construction: 22 of the 25 homes in that tier were built in 2021 or later, mainly in the Havasu Riviera and the gated Havasu Foothills communities, plus a few large custom homes on the north side.

Where the RV Garage Homes Are

The Havasu Foothills straddles the MLS Central and South areas, so its communities show up in both. If you're choosing between the two newest areas, our Foothills vs. Riviera comparison has prices, lot sizes and HOA dues side by side, and the gated communities guide covers the RV parking rules in the CC&Rs.

How Big a Bay Do You Need?

For a Class A motorhome, the common rule is a door at least 14 feet tall and 12 feet wide, and a bay at least 5 feet deeper than the coach. Then measure your own rig, because the specs on paper often leave things off.

1. Measure the coach's real height

Measure from the ground to the tallest point on the roof, with the AC units, vents, satellite dome, and anything else up there. Manufacturer spec sheets often leave out rooftop equipment, which can add 6 inches to a foot. Most Class A coaches land around 12 to 13.5 feet with everything included. That's why 14 feet is the usual minimum door height.

2. Check the door opening, not the door size

A "14-foot door" doesn't always give you 14 feet of clearance once the tracks, opener, and header are in. Ask for the measured opening, or bring a tape. The same goes for width: 12 feet is the usual minimum for a motorhome, and 14 makes backing in a wide-body coach with mirrors a lot easier.

3. Get the depth right

Take the coach's full length, including the ladder, bike rack, or anything on the back. Add at least 5 feet so you can close the door and walk around it. If you tow a car or keep a trailer behind the coach, add that too. For boats, measure the whole trailer from the tongue to the back of the boat, and measure the height with the tower or bimini up.

4. Look up and look at the walls

• Ceiling height. About 16 feet lets you get on the roof and keeps the opener clear of the coach.
• Power. A 50-amp RV outlet in the bay means you can plug in and keep the fridge and batteries going.
• Cooling. A Havasu garage in July gets hot. Air conditioning, or insulation and ventilation, matters if you'll work in there or store anything that doesn't like heat.
• Slide-outs. If you want to open the slides inside, the bay needs the extra width.
• The driveway. Make sure you can swing the coach in from the street without driving over the curb or the neighbor's landscaping.

5. Read the square footage carefully

Garage square footage on the MLS isn't always measured the same way, and a big number can be split across several bays that are each too short for a motorhome. Ask for the dimensions of each bay, then compare them to what you own. And check where you're allowed to park when the rig isn't in the garage: many HOAs limit RV and boat parking outside, and the city has its own rules.

See an 83-Foot Bay

RV Garage Homes We've Built

Jose and I build homes in the Havasu Foothills through our company, Moran AZ Homes (Jose is a licensed general contractor, ROC #288392). We own the homes below directly or through our companies, so each is marked Owner/Broker or Owner/Agent.

• 6295 Avienda De Las Colinas, Ladera South: 3,727 sq ft of air-conditioned garage with two motorhome bays, 80 and 86 feet deep, behind 14-foot doors. $2,549,900, up to $50,000 in buyer incentives, ask what’s possible. Get the garage spec sheet. Owner/Agent.
• 6873 Avienda De Los Foothills, The Arroyos: a 25 x 83 foot double-wide motorhome bay inside 2,888 sq ft of garage, room for up to 11 vehicles. $1,474,900. Get the garage spec sheet. Owner/Agent.
• 6269 Avienda De Las Colinas, Ladera South: 4,480 sq ft of climate-controlled garage with a 34 x 74 foot double motorhome bay. Under contract. Owner/Broker.
• 2991 Plaza Enclave, The Enclaves: a lake-view lot sold with approved plans for a 76-foot RV garage and 5,083 sq ft of garage in all. Build-to-suit available. Owner/Agent.

Want one built to fit your rig? We build to suit on our lots or yours. Tell us what you park and we’ll design the bay around it.

Common Questions

Tell Me What You Need to Park

Text or email me the length and height of your coach, boat, and toys, and I’ll send you the Havasu homes on the market that will hold them, measured bay by bay, including ones before they hit Zillow.

General information, not legal, tax or lending advice. Market figures are from the Lake Havasu Association MLS and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Rules and fees change, so confirm anything that matters with the city, the HOA, or a licensed professional before you rely on it.