Wine Ridge RV Resort

Our Dutch Oven and Teardrop trailer groups gathered here at the end of Oct/beginning of Nov 2014 for our "Grape Thanksgiving" gathering. The weather was wonderful. The staff were very nice and friendly. Most of the park was large RV's who were snowbirds, but the staff made sure we had a section where our little trailers could be close to one another. There is a billiard room, pickle ball courts, and horseshoes available. All sites include water and electric 30 & 50 amp. WiFI is also available. There are two pools, nicely maintained. Flush toilets and showers are available near the campsites. Showers were immaculate. Park was well maintained. Daily trash pickup in front of your site. Daily waffle breakfast Mon-Friday. Free Wine tours and tasting at the Winery. They were very accommodating to allow us to use the club house for our "Thanksgiving dinner" cooked at our campsites in our Dutch Ovens. Picnic tables are only in the common areas near the activities. We enjoyed it immensely, and have scheduled a Spring Fling in April and another Grape Thanksgiving 2.0 in Nov. 2015.

Like most sites in the southwest gravel sites with some vegetation. Utilities good, sewer is at the back of many sites and an extension might be needed, not the greatest Wi-Fi, 2 very nice pools and hot tubs, more than enough events like catered meals- singing- water aerobics- waffle breakfast- ice cream get-together's ect. Very friendly staff. I discount 1 point any time I can see my neighbors sewer connection so take that into account in my score. Nice place and we would stay here again. We camped at Wine Ridge RV Resort & Cottages in a Motorhome. Rate reflects Passport America

Nice dog run. 2 beautiful pools looking out at the mountains. Hot tub. Winery with an excellent restaurant. Clean. I mean clean. This place is clean. Full hook up. Lots and lots of fun activities. RV wash! Laundry. Showers. And so quiet. Right on the edge of town and back from any roads. We found out the monthly rate is only $367! Wow. The views of the nearby mountains are amazing. If we wanted to stay at an RV park for a month, this would be it.

Pahrump is a really beautiful place to stay about an hour north west of Las Vegas. The monthly rate made our stay very reasonable, price does not include electric.

Access: VERY easy to get here, to park, etc. Close to town, 5 min drive. There is a fancy restaurant at the vineyard, that is supposedly very delicious. The park did a special wine dinner every Wednesday for $15 which included dinner, and 3 glasses of wine.

Location: Gorgeous mountains everywhere you look. The park is on the edge of town looking at Mt. Charleston part of the spring mountains, gorgeous views! Close to gas stations/redbox and close to town.

Cleanliness: One of the cleanest I have stayed at with trash pickup 2x a day, amazing pools, hot tub, pickle ball courts, bathrooms, really really great! ALL OF IT. The cabins and casitas are also really nice. The dog run was nice but used mostly for pooping and not playing. Be careful about critters, we saw a baby rattlesnake before we left in the bushes, maintenance took care of it.

Site Quality: Gravel sites, not my favorite but not bad, row 800-900 had the best mountain views, 900 was pull through spots the others are all back in.

Noise: Nothing but the neighbors and the zooming of hummingbirds.

The monthly rate gets less expensive in the summer because of the heat, but we stayed here for the month of April and it was really lovely.

The staff was all very pleasant and accommodating. Lots of parties and karaoke nights.

As always could stand to improve wifi services.

We rented a two bedroom casita for my family to stay a few nights, really lovely place. The cabins seem nice as well and are one bedroom. The two bedroom are around $150 night and the one bedroom cabins about $85.

My favorite thing was all the lovely people I met while staying here.

Smiths grocery store was my spot to shop and there is a Redbox for movies at the Maverick gas station on the corner of 160 and Winery Rd.

If in the area, check out death valley, particularly the Bad Water Basin and Artist's Pallet drive, Red Rock Canyon is also incredible near Las Vegas.

Very nice, newish with great restrooms. Ding for noise during the day because a raceway must be nearby. Just stayed the one night on the way south.

We planned to stay here for the month of February but ended up checking in a week early due to there being no cell signal and a very 'The Hills Have Eyes' feeling in Tacopa Hot Springs. Patrick at the front desk was great. He gave us three different sites to choose from and made sure to tell us everything the resort has to offer. There are two pools, a hot tub, laundry facilities, 8 individual bathrooms with showers, pickle ball, horse shoes, a club room with pool table and shuffle board, breakfasts most mornings, nightly activities including poker and bingo, a car/RV wash station and full hookups. The club room also has books, board games, puzzles and movies that you can borrow. The sites are easy enough to get into but there isn't really any privacy -- there are some trees and bushes here and there, but that's about it. The most private sites would be in the 900 row where you have mountain views out the back instead of another row of RVs. The 900 row is also all pull throughs. They also have cottages onsite that can be rented which came in handy when we had visitors at two separate times. They're very good about receiving mail and packages on your behalf. Everything is very clean and well maintained. Most of the people that stay here are snowbirds down from Canada, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, etc.

The resort is right next to the Pahrump Winery and their restaurant, Symphony, which is the best restaurant in town, according to the locals. It's about an hour to Vegas and an hour to Death Valley. Other places of interest in the area are Red Rock Canyon, Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, China Ranch Date Farm & Bakery and Dumont Dunes OHV, but expect to drive about 45 minutes. There isn't much to do in Pahrump except for casinos, a golf course and Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club, which is first and foremost a Corvette racetrack, but also has a manmade lake where you can rent bungalows and do water sports including SUP.

Our rate reflects the monthly rate, which came out to $9.63/night plus electricity.

The only thing I would change is that they only have a couple of garbage cans to recycle aluminum cans, but none for glass, plastic and paper. Also, the only place to dispose of dog waste is in the little dog run area in the back corner of the resort -- it'd be nice if they had a few more places throughout.

All in all, a nice place to stay, but it does get boring if you stay too long.

Nice clean RV park with excellent restrooms and friendly staff, 2 beautiful pool areas. Nice winery with great restuarant. Good WIFI

No TV cable at this time , but they are planning on adding. Pickle ball courts , two pools , jacuzzi, bocce , dog friendly with run . We will be back to this resort 👍

Spotless and extremely well maintained RV park. Lots of extras - two pools, hot tub, laundry, and individual bathrooms with showers. Pull through sites on the "900 row" back up to BLM mountains and provide incredible views. There is even a truck/RV wash station. After days of boon docking across the country, our time here was most refreshing.

Very clean park that is well laid out with enough space between you and your neighbor. All utilities worked well, but there is no cable, only OTA. The clubhouse and workout room have cable. There are several WiFi boosters throughout the park making it easy to get work done without burning up cellular data - which you can save for streaming as they don't allow that on their WiFi.

Far enough out of town to enjoy quiet, starry nights - yet close enough to town for restaurants, casinos, groceries, etc.

Note: 5 bars on Verizon with WeBoost.