Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort RV Park

We've stayed here two years in a row for an annual event at one of the casinos. It is a huge, multi-level RV park. All sites are FHUs, most are 50 amp. The pull-throughs on the top level are 100 foot long, mostly level dirt with concrete at the very front. Some trees throughout the park, not really for shade. Didn't use the restrooms or laundry. Biggest ding for this park is the sewer hookups. Pipes sit higher above the ground making the hose go up which is never good.

Don't bother trying to get a reservation online, they never respond. Just call, it only takes a minute to register your reservation.

Nice views of the river and the lights on the strip. Shuttle runs all day and late at night, nice when you don't want to drive yourself to the casinos.

We'll stay here again next year, maybe on the lowest levels where there is some grass for doggie.

We stopped here in our way home so we wouldn't have to store our glamper before bringing it in for service. It was a lot of fun! Don Laughlin owns the Riverside Casino and the RV park. He has an interesting and adventurous story of creating the gaming town of Laughlin. We enjoyed the close acess to the Riverwalk and the casino. We are at the 24 hour cafe at the Riverside with really reasonably priced and surprisingly good food. Only $8.95 for spaghetti with garlic bread and a salad.

The RV park sports fabulous vistas of the Colorado from the upper levels and it is customary to put your lawn chair out and watch the casino lights. We saw many of the RV park residents enjoying the lights go up as the sun goes down.

We arrived after hours and just found our spot and wrote it on a card with our names and payment info. You can go into the casino front desk and ask for a key to get into the bathrooms and laundry. You can also use the pool in the casino.

There's free parking in the casino lot across the street but we wanted AC. Technically it's illegal to overnight park in a casino parking lot, but Don Laughlin is a hustler and he goes the extra mile to get people into his casino. I've also stayed there on a different trip and it was safe and convenient.

We would definitely stay here again.

The sewer hose Outlet is 6in above the ground they charge you for wifi does not work. I went to the office to purchase propane and a bag of ice with my debit card. The have a $10 minimum for you to use a debit card. The propane came out to $22.63 and I told him I would like to purchase a bag of ice also and she told me that the propane was one purchase and I would have to purchase 4 bags of ice to equal $10 for the second purchase. I think they could use a little customer service training maybe revamp their stupid rule.

We have stayed here a couple of times. This time we were in a pull through on one of the upper levels. We had good utilities with 50 amps. Our site was concrete and level. Plenty of room for 42' motorhome and Jeep. Dog area short walk. Frequent van transport to casino. We like this RV Park when we come to this area. Some sites have view of river and surrounding area so ask for one if you want that.

Like I said we think this campground is fine, but the casino is in need of a remodel. We don't gambol much but did eat at casino three times. The breakfast buffet was the only good meal. Actually the buffet was fine. The Prime Rib restaurant was poor in my opinion. And the Mexican restaurant was also poor. This time we were with two other coaches who were less picky than us on food. If we go back we will look around for better food.

We visited the small town of Chloride which is about 25 miles away. Very photogenic small place with a very good (excellent) lunch spot. This is a dog friendly town. Our airedale was allowed to come in with us to eat. Lots of locals have fixed up their houses in artsy ways. Worth the visit. We also went to Oatman which is a small town also about 25 miles away. It is the complete opposite from Chloride. Oatman is famous for wild burros roaming around the streets. Burros hate dogs so don't bring yours if you visit. Do NOT ignore this comment. Burros will attack your dog. There are lots of stores here selling various stuff and I would label this as more of a tourist dive than authentic like Chloride. Except for the dog-burro part there is nothing wrong with Oatman but when we come back to this area we will likely only visit one place.

I think this is the best RV Park in the area.

It is very quite and affordable. The bathrooms are clean and with plenty of hot water to go around.

If you are into gambling or walking by the river all you need to do is cross the street.

I definitely recommend this places for everyone.

Stayed on Level 3. I think there at least 7 levels and over 800 sites. Many people stay here for 6 months. Cable is OK - Digital SD, if you can live with that. Water is very alkaline but OK if filtered. Pads are OK, not too sloped.
Very convenient access to the Riverside through the parking garage and tunnel that goes over highway. Our location was very nearby.
There is a nice long paved trail that starts nearby which goes along river to the Davis Dam for those who want exercise.
They do have a shuttle that goes between the park and Riverside but it's just across the street for those who can walk.
From there you can walk up to the Aquarius, Edgewater and Colorado Belle.

Rate listed is weekly special rate (109.00 per week with two free buffets included) this is for the lower parking lot type with tight gravel spots .
Great location on the Laughlin strip with access to all the amenities of Riverside Casino Hotel.
A few full-time very run-down RVs scattered throughout the park. There nicer spaces in the upper areas of the park but 109 for week is hard to beat. Easy access to the casino though the parkade but the resort also offers a shuttle 24 hours a day.

This is our fourth time staying here and we always enjoy it. 50 amp FHUs with 100 foot pull-through sites. Several levels, we always stay on the very top with nice views all around.

Level gravel sites with concrete at the very front. Nice showers and clean laundry rooms. Great staff, very friendly.

Quiet unless there's a concert at the event center and then you can get free live music for a couple hours! Could be darker at night, but not too bad.

Free shuttle to the Riverside Casino across the street runs day and night and is very convenient.

Rate reflects the weekly rate. There must be RV parking at the casino too, but no hookups.

We checked in for 2 nights and were given a spot on the main road with a giant pile of rocks next to us. After trying to figure out how to maneuver the 40 foot 5th wheel (which I clearly told the lady we had) and the truck into the tiny cement parking spot, we settled in. However, at 6:30 am they began digging in the rock pile right outside our RV, dumping more rock and loudly giving direction to one another. I paid the same money as anyone else for this spot and couldn’t sleep! I would NOT recommend this place. You also can’t hook up the sewer unless you back right over the dirt and off the cement pad. So, no, save yourself some money and just park for free in the parking lot across the street. At least then when you can’t sleep, you didn’t pay for it.

Stayed one night just passing through. Highly recommend getting a site at the top overlooking the town, it’s a good view at night (on the east side of “R” street). THe shuttle ran often although I never saw a rider (we were here during Covid-19). Lots of open spaces in June cause it’s hot AF.

Site was level, hookups were decent. Speed bumps abound.