Casa Blanca Resort Casino RV Park

Sites are old asphalt with small loose gravel and no picnic tables. Free cable is provided at each site along with 30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer.

At the center of the RV Park is a restroom/laundry building... restrooms (key-card access) each have 2 showers and a changing area. In the same building there is a separate entrance to the laundry room (1 washer $1.50, 1 dryer $1.00, quarters only). This room also contains an ice machine and a brochure stand of local area attractions.

The resort pool (accessible by key-card gate entry by delivery entrance) was only open Fri/Sat/Sun 10am-5pm, but will be open more as the weather gets warmer. The outdoor jacuzzi is open 24/7.

Trash - there is a dumpster in the NW corner of the park that got emptied at 6am. Park quiet hours are 10pm - 8am.

We had decent cell coverage for calls, but data was not as reliable. Without a booster, we had 2 bars 4g LTE Verizon, and absolutely no data capability. Using a directional antenna on a 20' mast, we are able to get more data usage, though the VPN would drop every 1-2 hrs.

This is a boring park behind a crappy casino. The spots are small and cramped, with no amenities. The casino is horrible. And to add insult to injury, there is no wi-fi. I can't think of a reason to stay here.

Pretty much just a gravel parking lot for the rv park. You have all of your hookups and Casablanca is a nice casino with great restaurants and pool that you have access to.

This is a casino, so keep that in mind. It was very nice wide and level spots. Option for size, pull through and back in are plentiful. The bathrooms and showers were very clean.

Just wanted a pit spot between Salt Lake and Laughlin. Was planning to dry camp to the west of the casino, but opted for the full hookups instead. Turned out nice.

My wife gambled a bit and I joined her for dinner. Not a bad night.

Access to the RV park is easy, but the traffic circles at the freeway are horrible. First time through I drove over the curbing and cut off some folks in my attempt to get to the park. Did a bit better on the way out. It was nice that the casino has a lane for RV Park check-in at the main entrance, but they did not make it any bigger than necessary.

If a very nice pool area or casino is not your thing then this is only good for a stopover on the way to somewhere else. We love the pool area and go every year in the heat of the summer where it's 105-120 degrees. The RV hookup area is a very old parking lot with distant views of mountains so nothing special there. Mesquite is the desert town and has a a Walmart and Smith's and quite a few independent eateries including franchises like McDonalds. The casino that shares the same name as the RV park has a upscale restaurant and a very nice cafe and an ice cream shop (I recommend the hot fudge sundae). With St. George, Utah 45 minutes northeast and Las Vegas 90 minutes southeast you have your pick of day trips.

There’s an actual RV parking lot with full hookups. There’s no shade, there’s no gate but staff is super friendly and helpful. It’s 117 degrees yesterday and 115 today, we left our “house” at 90 degrees while we were out and our ac did great.

Parking lot style campground behind large casino resort. Our site was at the back of the lot and it was HUGE! Beautiful pool complex at hotel with towel service and bar - campground guests can use all. Great casino with live band, and lovely golf course a couple blocks away. Ate in casino cafe a couple times - it was decent - and also at Katherines - which was excellent. We had a blast here and didn’t want to leave!

Laundromat only 1 washer and dryer
Bathrooms very clean
Walmart down the street

This casino also has a small full hook-up RV park that is very inexpensive.

We stayed one night just traveling through. No wifi. Nothing special. Pull throughs are tight and unlevel. Back-ins are good size. If you need a place for a quick night it does the job. Probably would try a different place if was coming through here again.