Las Vegas RV Resort

Las Vegas RV Resort is one of those campgrounds that look like a giant parking lot. If you want to be out in nature and enjoy the silence, you have come to the wrong place. But it is conveniently located, wel layed out, and reasonably priced. The facilities are spotless and the staff is very friendly and provides great service. We use this campground as a starting point for our trips and we have stayed here for one or two nights several times

T-mobile cell phone service is very good, .4 bars out of 5. The wifi provided by the park is not fast, but it works (and that is better than in many other locations).

The park is well maintained and staff are very accommodating. There is 24 hour security with a security station at the entrance of the park. They also do a nite patrol. The sites are wide and picnic tables are provided. Landscaping is attractive with several palms and trees throughout the park. The back part of the the resort is basically a parking lot. If possible I would try to secure a site in the middle, avoiding spots 175 -241. There are some permanent residents here but the facility is very clean. The washrooms/showers are clean. The showers are individual and access is with a key, a deadbolt is on the inside of door, adding a bit of extra security. Very roomy. Laundry facility is available at a cost of $1.25 for wash and $1.00 for dry. Park is quiet during the evening. They have a swimming pool/hot tub which was very clean. They were offering a special rate of $29.00 per nite. This is not state park camping but it is very convenient, with Sams Town within walking distance, Wal-mart within walking distance. Bus access to the strip is by way of bus 202, running down Flamingo drive. Cost for the bus is $2.00 one way. A great park to stay in while visiting Las Vegas. Park provides free internet but not cable T.V. Full hook-ups 30/50/amp. Site people will guide you into your site.

We have stayed here on 2 separate occasions and each visit was similar. We stayed in May and again in June. I first time we set up in 105 degrees and I was very happy the a/c was working. This park has FT residents and over nighters. The park is well maintained and very quiet. They have security and someone will show you to your site upon check in. Check in was easy. They have a fair amount of rules but they are spelled out and when checking in if you have a dog they go over them. They have specific areas in the park to take your dog. They are not allowed to stop and do their business any other place. We had to trot our dog down there in very hot weather so keep that in mind. The sites are all rock and have a picnic table. We washed clothes here and the facility was fine and the price was fair.
We would stay here again for the price. We camp in a 30Ft TT with one slide

Excellent facilities. Very clean bathrooms and laundry. The grounds are well kept as is the sparkling pool. Very friendly staff and night staff to keep others out. This is an adults only park. No one under 18 allowed to stay so there is no "kids" noise. Wi-Fi useable but not the fastest and dropped out more times than it was on. The only gripe I would have was some of the more permanent residents thought they owned the place and would take refuge in the games room from the heat but would then stretch out sleep on the lounges so there was nowhere to sit :(. The park is about a 10 minute walk to Sam's Town and about 7 miles from the strip. Although, once you are on Flamingo Rd, it is a straight rd to Las Vegas Boulevard

We travel with a small dog, and since this park advertises they have a couple of dog runs, decided to book a week's stay. We enjoyed the park overall but were disappointed with the graveled piddle parks set aside for all the canines in the park, mostly because they stank of urine. The park claims they 'treat' the gravel daily, this doesn't seem to include anything more than raking. Since the gravel isn't washed down, the urine simply builds up and the stench gets worse. Our poor little dog really hated being dragged into one, but there was no choice as the park strictly enforces its rules that dogs don't relieve themselves anywhere else.
The rest of the park was lovely, but if you're a dog owner, think twice about what your dog's much more sensitive nose must endure. This is the reason for the Dirty rating.

OK - not wonderful for scenic view but we had a quick stop on our way from LA to Provo. From the greeting at the guard shack to the cleanness of the facility, it was overall a great place to land. There is ample staff - all of which were extremely friendly and helpful. The pool was awesome, clean and believe it or not - cool (temp). Bathrooms had real showers not the timed push button limits. And talk about clean - absolutely spotless. Or site was level and clean. I didnt spend a lot of time at the site because it was over 100. It was just a parking space. While clean, not much else other than a lone palm tree and a table. But again, I wasnt there for the scenery. You are only a $18 Uber ride away from the strip and Sam's Town is in walking distance. I am not a fan of Sam's Town but we did walk for our initial dinner at the Angry Butcher (not bad). Wi-Fi is like every other park, marginal at best. I forgot to mention they have a golf cart guide you to your spot. As the lot is larger and they want you to pull in a certain way, just follow the guide and you will be there without issue.

The whole week here was awesome, all the employees were very friendly. The park was easy to get in and out of. The pool and clubhouse were awesome. There is a fenced in area for dogs which is really nice since ours hates to be leashed. The only negative I have to comment on is that there are no quarter machines anywhere and everything there seems to take quarters such as the laundry and the ice machine. Otherwise the bathrooms/showers were really nice and clean, we'd stay here again if were back in Vegas.

Nice spot! Very reasonable rates. Cleanest bathrooms ever, great pool and hot tub.

Things just didn't start well here. Pulled in with our C-RV attached to our 37' Class A just before sunset midweek. Typically I unhook the car while my wife registers. Unfortunately there's just enough of a slope that it made unhooking difficult. I was pretty much so told that was where I had to unhook (which made sense later). A very nice guy (who turned out to be our neighbor) patiently waited before escorting us to our site. He politely stood by while my wife navigated me into our standard back in site. She knows precisely how I like to have the coach positioned. Part of his job was to make sure that I was only in my site. That's a great policy. All hook-ups at our site are behind the coach in a shared gravel area. Our 50 amp outlet is located so low to the ground that the portable circuit breaker thing I use is essentially lying on the ground. Not good. I use one of those blue disposable water filters attached to a gauge pressure regulator for the water. The faucet is about 9 inches above the ground pointing down at a 45* angle. It required the short little hose attachment that they often is included with the filters, an item I had neglected to bring this trip. Good thing we had plenty of water in our fresh water tank! Then there was the dump hose issue. It's a long run (about 20' for our coach) to an elevated connection on the far side an asphalt curb. These hoses ". . . should be raised off the ground . . ." at this park. Never ran into that before. Our dump orifice is located so very close to the utility box that I had to cut off the lever on our attachment designed to facilitate an easy solid connection or dumping would have been impossible. But . . . The site is pretty wide. Plenty of room to park the car in front of the rig. It's hardly more than an asphalt parking lot, but that also makes leveling easy. All the employees have been just great. We look for a quiet, safe park and it most definite has been that. (I would not suggest venturing outside the park on foot, however.). We try to stay at the nicest facility in the area. This is probably number 2. For our desired purpose in visiting the area - visiting family, not casinos - not to mention the discounted special we took advantage of, this will be our #1 choice.

We found ourselves in town for an RV repair and waiting several days for a part (at Findlays RV Repair).

It was a clean, tightly packed and quiet RV park. The pool was great and the entire place is very clean and well cared for. We stayed in the back and had a close relationship with our neighbors.

The park is quiet, but you will hear the noise of Vegas from planes, helicopters and sirens.

While I wouldn't stay there for weeks on end, as Vegas isn't my favorite place. It is a nice park if you need to be in town. Security is good, the pool and jacuzzi are great and we had a great time.