Topock

Topock is a town in Arizona near the western border with California. The Colorado River is about 5 miles away and Topock has access through a marsh. Topock is on historic Route 66.

Get in

By car

Route 66 or Interstate 40

By train

Amtrak's "Southwest Chief" passes through the town but does not stop; the closest stations are Needles and Kingman.

Get around

There is no taxi service in the village; you will need a motorcar. Boat launch ramps are available at the former Topock Marina. Watercraft are available for rental.

See

Havasu National Wildlife Refuge

• 1 Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, office: 317 Mesquite Avenue, Needles 92363 (7:30-3:30 weekdays), ☏ +1 760 326-3853, fax: +1 760 326-5745. Courtwright Rd. Boat launch, hunting and fishing in some areas. No camping. Over 200 species of birds to watch. Free.  

Do

• Captain Doyle's Fun Fishing Guide Service, ☏ +1 928 768-2667. Offers six-hour trips for two to six people. $100pp. Bait, tackle and equipment, bring your own license and lunch. One to one and one-half hour boat tours of the Colorado River are also offered. 
• Jerkwater Canoe & Kayak, ☏ +1 928 768-7753. 

Eat

• 1 Milo's Roadside Yacht Club, 5103 Powell Lake Rd, ☏ +1 928 768-8308. 
• 2 Hooch's River Grill, 5035 E Powell Lake Rd, ☏ +1 928 768-3456. Daily 6AM-10PM. 
• Linda's Deli, 12826 S Highway 66, ☏ +1 928 768-8011. 

Drink

• 1 Topock 66 Spa & Resort, 14999 Historic Route 66, ☏ +1 928 768-2325. 7AM-8PM (restaurant), bar open until midnight. Restaurant, bar, patio, swimming pool and retail store on former Topock Marina site; collection of Route 66 and Burlington Northern Santa Fe rail memorabilia. 

Sleep

Topock has no hotels. Try Needles, California.

• 1 Route 66 Golden Shores RV Park, 13021 Waterreed Way, ☏ +1 928 788-1001. Park overlooking Goose Lake, power, wi-fi, club house/kitchen, exercise room, storage, RV dump station. Furnished rental does not include linens. $28-40/night (RV parking), $48-80/night (rentals). 

Go next

Routes through Topock

Barstow ← Needles ←

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→ Oatman → Kingman