Today ruins of the fort and old boarding school, which was built sometime later, are visible. They have not been restored because a new town for 40,000 residents is planned for the site. The major attraction is the Colorado River which flows for 17 miles through the Reservation Tamed by Davis Dam above Laughlin, it presents no threat of flooding and runs narrow and deep between channeled banks from the dam to below Needles, California. Along the way, the river supports a plethora of water-based activities such as fishing, water skiing, jetboarding and water sports. East of the Reservation, the Black Mountain Range provides more outdoor opportunities including off-roading, hiking, photography, rock hounding and exploring ghost towns.
Hunters enjoy the big horn sheep, mule deer, quail and dove which live in the nearby mountains.
A 250,000 square foot facility, Avi, opened February 17, 1995. Strategically situated, it competes for Laughlin's visitors with resort casinos featuring family-oriented entertainment. A gaming compact with the state of Arizona resulted in a 3,000 square foot casino in Mohave Valley. Construction is underway for a 5,000 square foot addition. The facility will ultimately house 125 slot machines and a small bar and grill.