Saguaro RV Park at Cactus Petes Resort Casino

We pulled in around 10pm after driving through 30 mile an hour winds and freezing rain and some snow. So we just parked, hooked up power and put out the slides, we didn't even unhook from the truck.

While walking Tess early the next morning I counted about 24 RV's and 22 or 23 of them were still hooked up (either trailer hooked up to their TV or motorhome with their TOAD still attached).

So I am guessing it s pretty popular as an overnight destination. I didn't think the $18 a night was bad. Our stop was in Nov of 2015 (posting this review very late), I think it is now $20 a night but not sure.

I have heard rumors that if you go inside and get their club card and gamble a bit they will comp you the RV space, though not 100% sure if that is true or how much they require you spend. We were so tired that night we didn't care, and with the freezing temps and high winds we were just happy to be parked and plugged in.

Though I didn't go into the casino on that trip I have been inside the casino on other trips and it is clean and well kept. Feels rather modern inside so I think they do work hard to take care of it and keep it up to date. Bathrooms are very clean.

Was there for about 10 or 12 hours, didn't even bother getting us online.

[Actual stay was 11/17/15]

We ended up camping here twice in August of 2017 - on our way to and from Idaho for the eclipse from our Las Vegas home. There are two parts to the park - the first one you see directly from the road (Hwy 93) and is $22 per night. Most of the sites are pull throughs but by the time we arrived there were only back-in sites available. There is a nice stretch of well-maintained fresh green grass between each spot. We were pleasantly surprised at how quiet the park was even though it was near Hwy 93 and we appreciated that the sites weren't completely stacked on top of each other. Across the parking lot there is a large grassy area under trees which is a lovely place to walk your dog.

The second part of the park is located to the east, behind the casino and is $24/night. It has more trees and seclusion (and shade!) between the sites. We stayed here on our way home and it was actually quite nice. We're not big RV park people, but this one was quite pleasant!

In both parts of the park you get 30amp service, water, and a sewer connection for grey water only. If you want to dump your black water tank there is a dump station located at the far end of the east park.

We didn't go into the casino so I can't comment on it, but looking at their website they seem to have quite a few restaurants.

We would definitely stay here again if our travels take us on Hwy 93! I'm giving this 4 stars (instead of 5) mostly because the location of Jackpot, NV is not all that desirable and there's nothing to do in the area other than visit the casino.

There are two campgrounds, the one next to the casino is $24 but is quite a walk to bathrooms and showers. The campground behind the casino is where the office, bathrooms, showers and laundry are located. The spaces have nice grass and trees between them so there is a little privacy. There is a RV dump in the back of the campground and the pavement is in good condition and the whole place seems well taken care of. We will be back for sure!

Great place to pit stop. We stopped for a night and decided on staying here because of the spacious sites. We stayed on the east side sites. Full hook up but sewer was just grey water, not a big deal. This was supposed to be a self pay area with the envelope drops but they were out so we had to go to the casino front desk to get checked in.
After a long day of driving the casino buffet was well worth it, pricey but it worked for us.

Also, they honor military discount!

We would stay again for sure.

Long drive from Kingman AZ, but a great place to stop along highway 93. Water was off at the individual sites but still on at the dump station and there was fresh drinking water available there too. Electric was on, which was important to us as it’s below freezing at night. Hot showers and flush toilets in building near entrance, very clean, but seriously lacking hooks. Or a bench in the shower stall. Good hike to the casino, we ate in the restaurant where individual entrees were $9-$16. The buffet was $32/person which we felt was ridiculously expensive. Nothing to do unless you want to gamble. Turn on casino, then right on keno to get to the rv park with a shower house.

Nothing fancy but for $26 with electric, water and sewer, it worked out for us. Unless you’re gambling, one night is probably sufficient. Bathrooms had a funny smell at first but they were clean and the water in the showers was hot. No benches or hooks in the individual showers though. As of 6/28, the reservation line was not up and running. Bring cash as there’s no one manning the inn. The worker from the casino did drive by so I was able to pay him. If not, I think you may have to walk up to the casino. Sites were pull through and had plenty of room for our 29 foot RV and slides. Nice grass areas in between. Lower lot is away from I-93 and next to a small airstrip. Was fun watching planes take off. Not too noisy at all.

Late arrival so: treeless parking.
hookups a bit dated but ok.
Good spaces for price. Didn't have correct change so left $60 for $52. Will check tomorrow.
30 amp receptacle loose until pushed last 1/5". Needs replaced.
upper spaces seem better than down by rental office & laundry.
great watching the thunderstorms roll thru. Actually glad we weren't in a tree covered space since 30-50 kts winds can do a lot of damage.
Will return later in the year.

We stayed in the section closest to the highway, sign says $20 per night. We checked sites to the east, that sign said $22. Water is off at individual sites, but there is supposedly a hydrant on the east site that is active, we didn't check. $20 for 30 amp and sewer is a bargain, in my opinion. Some of the pull thru sites are huge, maybe 100' long. We stayed here 11 years ago, and there was dog poop everywhere, not so this time. Didn't go into the casino this time, so can't comment. Also didn't see bathroom or shower facilities.

We stayed here one night going to AZ and again on the way back. It was a perfect stopover coming from Oregon and going back. The water was shut off for the winter but we didn’t need it anyway. The parking spots we’re fairly level and clean. There is also a no fee area next to the highway where the trucks park. US Cellular coverage was great.

Pulled in here after boondocking for several nights. We wanted showers! Found the $22 section of the campground nicer than the $20 section. For an RV place, I was impressed. Sites are large and separated by grass and trees. Water/dump station not open yet for the season. Bathroom/showers were very clean, though lacking hooks. Also, if you walk to the back of the $22 section and walk through the fence opening onto Lady Luck Drive, there’s a really nice dog Park about 3 blocks away. Highly recommend.