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Desert Storm Poker Run & Shootout: High-Speed Boating Spectacle in Lake Havasu City
Attend the Desert Storm Poker Run & Shootout in Lake Havasu City – register now and book your stay for an adrenaline-packed weekend of high-speed boats and vibrant festivities.
Event details
From April 23 to April 25, 2026, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, will host the Desert Storm Poker Run & Shootout, a vibrant celebration of speed, community, and lakeside living. This annual event draws families, friends, and boating enthusiasts together to enjoy thrilling high-speed boating action against the stunning backdrop of Lake Havasu.
The festivities kick off with the Havasu Style! Street Party on Thursday, April 23, from 1 pm to 9 pm, transforming McCulloch Boulevard into a lively showcase of impressive racing vessels from top custom boat-builders. On Friday, April 24, the Parade of Power begins at 11 am, featuring high-performance boats parading through the Bridgewater Channel, followed by the Poker Run—a scenic journey across the lake with various stops, offering participants a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Saturday, April 25, is highlighted by the Shootout at Site Six Fishing Pier, where boats reach speeds up to 200 mph, providing an exhilarating spectacle for spectators.
This event is designed for everyone: families with children can enjoy the street party and parade, pet lovers will appreciate the dog-friendly atmosphere, couples can find romantic spots along the lake to relax and take in the views, and large reunion groups will find ample space to gather and create lasting memories. The combination of high-speed excitement, community spirit, and natural beauty makes the Desert Storm Poker Run & Shootout a must-attend event for all.
With free admission for spectators, it’s an accessible event for all. For those traveling from out of town, booking nearby lodging on Lake.com ensures a comfortable stay close to the action. Ready to make some lakeside memories? Start planning your stay now on Lake.com.
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