Willow Valley Marina On The Colorado River in Mohave Valley AZ 86440 ~ a tiny inlet off the Colorado River in the deep water area (translation: no killed propellers!) of Mohave Valley, AZ 86440, 5 miles south of the Avi Resort on the AZ side is a unique area in that there is no other full service marina on the Colorado River for around 100 miles on either side.
This private, gated marina serves only the homeowners in about a 3 square mile radius. The Willow Valley HOA dues are . . . hope you’re sitting down . . . under 68 bucks a year!
There are three Mohave Valley communities that have Willow Valley Marina privileges:
* Willow Valley Estates
There are three different parts of Willow Valley Estates:
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1. On the east side of 95, between Willow and South Drive are homes only acreage horse and ranch properties which are zoned Ag-Res, and homes only on 9600 +/- SF lots zoned homes only. The streets are named after trees: Cottonwood, Elm etc. Price range: 100-650k
2. On the east side of 95, between Willow and King Street, a mixture of acreage site built and manufactured homes between half an acre and 10+ acres. Price range: 100-500k
3. On the west side of 95, between Commercial and King Street and between Green Valley and Dike Rd, a mixture of site built (custom homes only near the marina that have city sewer and underground utilities) and manufactured/mobile homes. The streets are mostly named after birds–Mockingbird, Oriole, Quail etc. Price range: 35-500k.
* Evergreen Addition/Rio Vista Estates
Evergreen Addition /Rio Vista is a popular area among the California boating crowd. The mixture of site built and manufactured homes between 95 and Green Valley off King Street have some city sewer properties and most of the lots are 9600 +/- SF so there is room for toys. The homes are a bit newer in general and there is greater uniformity than with some of the other areas. The streets are all named after trees–Aspen, Peppertree, Smoketree etc. Price range: 50-300k.
* Cimmarron Lake
Cimmarron Lake has an additional 30/month HOA dues in addition to the 61.22 annual Willow Valley Club Association dues. This site-built homes only area with custom homes, city sewer and underground utilities is a popular suburb for those who want the uniformity of homes only but also want the Willow Valley Marina privileges. Price range: 100-250k.
Willow Valley Marina has a live-in caretaker who polices the area 24/7/365. The marina is gated and homeowners have card keys to access the area. If you are a property owner who rents out the property, you and your tenants will each be entitled to a key and a boat sticker–which makes it a desired area for investors as well as renters. The community has specific requirements for boats to be allowed access within the gates of the marina.
There are 2 white sandy beaches (one is buoyed off in a no wake zone for those just wanting to relax and soak up sun!), day use boat docks, BBQs with grass and cabanas for picknicking, even phones and public restrooms. Two beautiful launches AND a trailer area where you can leave your trailers all day.
If you are interested in investing in Willow Valley Marina properties, I’ve done so successfully and am familiar with the Willow Valley ‘tribal customs’. Give me a holler about this best kept secret in the Mohave Valley 86440 area for more information!
Call, text or e- me for a current list of the GREAT PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN WILLOW VALLEY 86440:
For the Willow Valley Club Association, contact Julie Cutting at 928-768-6555.
For the Cimarron Lake HOA, contact D and E Management at 928-758-9999.
Next Wave Real Estate Investments DOES NOT MANAGE OR OVERSEE ANY HOAs.
so good old global water is trying to get another rate hike out of us. ive already posted my thoughts on this on the arizona corporation commission website. global water is coming down at the end of the month to put on a show for the ACC, you know = to show the ACC how they really care. well i can go on and on about the reasons they dont deserve any kind of increase but that would be a waist of time. we all know why. what i want to get out to every one, and i mean every one, is = UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY ONE GO TO THIS MEETING, AND I MEAN NO BODY GO. you all know that all there going to do is go on and on about the great improvements they have done and are going to do. all i need to do is go out to my laundry room and look at the spa, yes i said spa, filter. its dark brown after 3 weeks. that tells me all i need to know. i know if nobody goes to this meeting it will upset them like theres no tomorrow. they wont be able to figure it out, plus it would of been a waste of there time. after all they wasted our time at the first meeting. this meeting they want is nothing more than a show for the arizona corporation commission and nothing more. i know that every one here knows exactly what global waters number priority is = MONEY, and how can they get more of it. if there was a way for all the local residents here to be notified that it would be in there best interest to avoid any meetings put on by global, well that would be the best thing to do. it would be like the kid who every one hates putting on a party and no body showing up. i know if i called for a meeting to explain why i wanted more money than i deserve and no one showed up id be worried. if nothing else just send a copy of this suggestion to every one to at least give them another prospective, mine,and i think many others.
Appreciate the comment, Paul. Willow Valley is definitely known for its water challenges. I would advise anyone with property in WV to invest in a water filtration system. The property we owned there had an Omni filter which helped a lot for a relatively small amount of money.
It’s always good for the residents of a community to care and speak out when they see conditions that need to be addressed.