Las Vegas RV Resort in the United States

The team is fantastic. The place is well-situated. However, it's absurd that there is no swimming facility despite the temperature reaching 100 degrees. Furthermore, there were several recreational vehicles that were over two decades old, which contradicts their own regulations. Plus, several permanent residents had clutter around, which was also against the rules.

3 years ago

The motorhome camp in Las Vegas was an unexpected delight, given its considerable size. Many of those employed at the site also own and reside in their own motorhomes within the camp. All the staff were very friendly and easy to interact with. The campsite as a whole is kept in excellent condition. The washrooms and showers seem to have been recently renovated and are kept impeccably clean. There is a security presence at the entrance around the clock. The Wi-Fi connection was reliable. The plots are flat and asphalted, with the gravelled areas neatly arranged.

3 years ago

I'm fairly certain that the proprietors are unfamiliar with the term "resort." This place certainly doesn't qualify as one. We visited in March only to find the pool and hot tub drained. There was no prior warning that these facilities would be out of service when we made our reservation. We don't own any pets, so the dog park is irrelevant to us. The ordinary parking spaces on the perimeter of the so-called "resort" are nothing more than a parking area with hookups. If your spot is on the rear street of the park, reaching the showers and laundry services in the next row is a challenge unless you're willing to take a long detour. We were positioned smack in the center of the last row, making any route lengthy and without any shuttle service to ease the journey. 😏😐 The premium and deluxe spots are slightly improved. The showers are renovated and well-maintained. In retrospect, I only have myself to fault for attempting to economize by not choosing the KOA nearby.

3 years ago

We're growing tired of misleading promotions. One more instance, like many others, where the Wi-Fi is practically useless. Another scenario where the swimming pool is perpetually under repair and hence, always empty, as confirmed by regular inhabitants. When I inspected this park on Apple Maps, I observed that the pool was vacant. I initially assumed it was due to some maintenance work. However, it turned out that the pool remains empty, with no hot tub in sight. We were really anticipating using the hot tub. If you're seeking reliable Wi-Fi, you'll need to pay an additional fee. The free Wi-Fi is a farce. The place is expansive, much like most RV parks in Vegas. Other reviews accurately describe it as a colossal parking area with hook-ups. If you own pets, the silver lining is that they offer a pet bath and numerous dog runs equipped with water bowls and bags for waste disposal. The downside is that nearly everyone has dogs of varying sizes. You might need to wait for a dog run to become available, but there's also a leash-required dog area. As it's a vast asphalt parking lot, they mandate that all dogs use only those designated areas for their business. The pavement can get excessively hot during the summer months (April - October) and could harm your dog's paws. The major plus points of this place are the staff members - extremely professional and courteous. Interacting with them was delightful. The security was top-notch, and the facilities were clean and high-quality, barring the pool and Wi-Fi. Expect a crowd as the place is easily accessible and in close proximity to Fremont or the strip. Would we revisit? Absolutely. It's reasonably priced for brief stays. We spent two nights, Friday and Saturday, and the "Off Season" rate of $38 per night was unbeatable considering the professionalism of the staff. WE FELT SECURE AND WELCOMED.

3 years ago

I won't sugarcoat it - the initial experience of hearing gunshots on my first night almost made me pack up and leave. But we decided to stick around, as it seemed this was a rather common occurrence for all RV parks in Vegas. The security at the gate is always on point, thoroughly checking passes before letting anyone in. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Inside the RV park, it feels secure with a lot of staff members patrolling on golf carts. However, the area outside the park is a different story - I wouldn't recommend walking the streets. The pool is surprisingly pleasant for an RV park and the laundry facilities are well-maintained. However, it's not exactly a dog-friendly place - the designated dog areas are covered in gravel, making it too hot to use during the day. We had to take our dogs out early in the morning and after sunset. Given that the park has over 300 sites, there are a lot of dogs, so we often found ourselves waiting for a vacant spot. If you're not comfortable with long-term residents, this might not be the place for you. Roughly 45% of the spots are occupied by permanent residents, complete with porches! But I didn't find any of them to be untidy or undesirable - they all seemed pretty neat and we didn't have any problems with them. Be cautious when making your booking - there are about 20 spots near the entrance that are outside the gate and I wouldn't recommend staying there - it's too exposed to the street and passersby. The Wi-Fi here is the best I've experienced in an RV park! We didn't even need to set up our own connection and I was able to work all week using the park's Wi-Fi, which is a first for us!

3 years ago