Worldmark Havasu Dunes

The Resort & Its Setting

WorldMark Havasu Dunes is part of the WorldMark by Wyndham vacation ownership program, with units sold as timeshare intervals rather than individual deeds in the traditional sense. The resort sits in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, close to the Colorado River waterfront that gives the area its reputation as a desert water-sports hub. Owners here hold WorldMark credits that can be used at this resort or, through the program's internal system, applied toward stays elsewhere in the WorldMark portfolio.

The Area & Things to Do

Lake Havasu City was built around its namesake lake, a 45-mile stretch of the Colorado River impounded behind Parker Dam, and the water is the main draw: boating, jet skiing, fishing and simple lakeside relaxation are all on the doorstep. London Bridge, the actual 1831 bridge shipped over from England and reassembled here in 1968, sits about a mile away and remains the city's best-known photo stop and a focal point for restaurants and shops along the channel. Lake Havasu State Park, roughly three miles out, has swimming beaches, boat launches and desert hiking trails with lake views, while further afield Topock Gorge offers kayaking and rafting through a dramatic 15-mile canyon of rock formations and river wildlife. Winters and shoulder months are mild and popular with snowbirds; summer heat is intense, with the lake itself the main relief from it.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're ready to move on from your WorldMark Havasu Dunes ownership, BidMyTimeshare.com works as an owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week or credits, set your own asking price, and buyers contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — sellers pay a single one-time listing fee to get the ad live, and that's it.

Before listing, it helps to know how WorldMark resales actually work. According to WorldMark by Wyndham's own transfer documentation, a resale transfer typically carries a $399 fee and takes around six weeks to complete through a broker. There's no right of first refusal reported for WorldMark, so a private sale between owner and buyer isn't blocked by the developer stepping in to match the price. One important catch: Club Pass, WorldMark's internal exchange feature, is only available to developer-purchased credits, so a resale buyer may not have access to it depending on how the credits were originally acquired. Similarly, any VIP or TravelShare status attached to the account does not transfer to an outside buyer — current owners say it stays within the family only. It's worth spelling this out clearly in your listing so buyers know exactly what they're getting (and not getting) before they make an offer. The resort is RCI-affiliated, so exchange access through RCI is generally part of what transfers with the credits themselves, separate from the WorldMark-specific VIP perks.

For owners who'd rather rent out a week than sell, the same listing approach applies: post the week with your dates and let renters get in touch directly. Renters at a destination like this are typically after a specific window — lake season runs roughly October through April for the most comfortable weather, so availability around those months tends to attract the most interest.

Practical Notes for Buyers and Sellers

Anyone buying a resale week at WorldMark Havasu Dunes should ask upfront about the current annual maintenance fee, since that cost continues regardless of how the credits were acquired, and confirm exactly which credits, points balance and exchange affiliations come with the sale. Sellers should have their WorldMark account details and credit balance ready to answer these questions quickly, as it speeds up the roughly six-week transfer process once a buyer is found.