Back in the mid-90’s, I worked for a tribe in southern California. These guys had almost 40 miles of absolutely gorgeous, pristine shoreline along Lake Havasu. Early on in their casino adventures, they had Bally’s come in and lay out an entire hotel, casino, water park to be built on the shoreline. They could have been raking it in, had they been able to get past the inter-family squabbles and power struggles.
In the '60's my aunt and her brother-in-law both 'owned' cabins just north of the landing. The land though was leased out by the tribe, at a very modest cost. I am guessing on the number of these cabins, but I would say 25-30 were there and most right on the water. In the '90's my aunt was kicked out and given 24 hours to vacate. Not easy for a woman in her late '70's.
just looked at google earth to see that area now. Cabins are all gone, but the Casino is on what was a campground (if I remember correctly. If you look closely along that shoreline, just north of the landing, you can see a boat ramp, which was put in by her brothers, her two sons and four other cousins (including me).