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  • So this is an average to above average RV park, but not a RV RESORT! The bathrooms and showers are clean; there are laundry facilities (if you come prepared with your own quarters); there is also a club house with a cafe that serves breakfast and lunch for a reasonable price (especially by Vegas standards) and a well stocked store; lastly there are pools. All amenities of an average RV park. A RV Resort is more than using the word 'resort' and charging more money. While the RV spots were paved and level, even the deluxe spot we spent more for was so close to our neighbors we could hear their conversations (when they were inside their RV). The freeway noise was a constant, and the bathrooms were a hike! The kicker for me ~ a resort implies a helpful, knowledgeable staff. Every question I asked I felt like I was putting them out, and they didn't have an answer. Forgive me for expecting the people working at the RV resort I am paying a premium price for could tell me where the local grocery store is! Or have some information about the Grand Canyon, not respond with "I don't even know where the Grand Canyon is!!" And this "resort" is in Las Vegas, so it is not unreasonable that there may be a shuttle to the strip. I was excited on check in when there was a calendar posted of the monthly events being hosted on-site, but became extremely disappointed to learn that karaoke night was adult only. We are in Las Vegas, so anyone looking for adult only entertainment on a Friday night will be at the strip, not looking to sing karaoke at a RV park, so why not allow families to participate?! Not to mention it wasn't available, again due to untrained staff. IF they lower their prices by 20%, and replace/train their staff to be friendlier and more knowledgeable (even if they have to use cheat sheets to answer questions) I may be back. But for the money, I would rather pay the resort fee and park at Circus Circus RV park, at least it truthfully advertises what it is, and save the Uber fees getting to and from the strip. I would probably have saved a lot of money that way!
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