This park is very clean and well maintained however $11.95 for 24 hours of WiFi seems excessive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pool closes early in the evening. Shuttle to the casino runs every hour. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It appears that the web site is not maintained because I was unable to access it. Pets are not allowed. Very unusual for campgrounds of any type not to allow pets these days. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It has been a year since we stayed here and a few things have changed. First their rates have gone up about $8—but whose haven’t gone up at least some? Also a year ago they had free WiFi (although it was not yet throughout the park). Now they charge $10.95 a day. At that rate we didn’t use it so I can’t say how good it was. However, their modem connection in the lodge was still free, and it worked fine. We requested to be in one of about 6 sites because they were shaded. We were told they were all reserved, but the whole week we were there only one site had an RV in it. The cable had 20 channels (some were local advertisements) but at our site it didn’t work well. We reported this soon after we arrived. They said they would send someone to check it. When no one came that day or the next, we reported it again and again and again until finally someone fixed it 5 days later--the day before we left. Of course we weren’t there to watch TV, but this is an indication that their customer service is not very good. The sites were still pretty nice. They were paved and had a table, but no grill or fire ring. They needed mowing, and we did see mowers while we were there—just not in our area. The pool looked pretty, and the showers were very clean, and despite the changes I’m sure that we will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This resort is now owned by Harrah's. It has been two years since our last visit. Since a change of ownership, the grounds are in better condition; e.g., less stickers in the grass for my dog. The WiFi does cost over $11.00 for a 24 hr period. Love the fact that you have concrete pads. Wish you have more cable channels, but I guess they want you to be in the casino and not in your RV. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Revisited park in 40' motorhome with toad. Met & processed by a very friendly and competent staff. They run resort like a hotel. When we checked out they had a close out receipt waiting. Entrance to park is a flip up security gate activated by a provided card. All interior roads are pavement and sites have a concrete pad. Park is about 50/50 pull thrus and back ins. Utilities are modern & well placed. Our site was large enough for any size coach with any number of slides without unhooking toad. Since our last visit the trees have grown a great deal. The larger trees seem to be in the sites closer to the office. Grass was mowed & well kept. The pool was open & was great. Pool is solar heated. Plenty of lounges, tables & chairs. We will visit park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was the first time using our trailer. It was a very good experience for us. Large, easy pull through site and very clean park. Every employee we encountered was very helpful and nice. We will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have stayed here every May and October for the past 10 years. I used to stay as much as a week but am now down to a couple days because the service continues to worsen. For example: Then: Lodge open 24/7, pool open May through October, and WIFI initially free. Now: Lodge only open 9-12 hours a day, pool open Memorial through Labor Days, WIFI now costs $10.95 a day! Additionally, cable TV is only about 15 channels. In my experience, the once an hour casino shuttle more than unreliable - the problems I have had with it would fill a page. There are reasons Hollywood and Sam's Park get more customers with fewer amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean and well maintained RV park. Sites were roomy and level. The Wi-Fi did not reach the sites, but was available from the lodge. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice big rig friendly area. Not too close to much, but the shuttle picks you up 24/7. Hollywood RV park is not as nice, but you walk to casino. A few trees, nice grassy areas for dogs, nice security (gate, with "room key"), and well marked street signs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We think this is a great park, and there's not much to add to the other positive reviews as they all pretty accurately describe the place. We were lucky enough to get one of the few spots with small trees on both sides, and the shade really helped. The staff was friendly, and we were told at check in that their WiFi was only in their office area. However, while we were there they supposedly improved their signal making it available out to all the sites. Unfortunately we were at the very back of the park and never got it to work there. The pool is beautiful with both a covered and open patio area. The showers were very clean. We didn't see any problems from pets, but there is a section where you can park if you are not traveling with one. The nearest Walmart is about 25 mi. away, so stock up before getting there. We checked out both the Sam's Town and Hollywood RV Parks and think this is the nicest. If you gamble at their casino be sure to see before you leave if you have bet enough (lost enough?) to get comped for at least some of your stay. We had, so the very reasonable price was even better. We definitely plan to stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice place to stay. They have a shuttle that will pick you up in front of your RV and take you where you want and then bring you back to your RV later. One night we used it when it was raining and went to a casino buffet and back to the motorhome and never got wet. They also have free WiFi. The only problem I found was that many other campers did not clean up after their pets and this is not really the park's fault. I might have given them a 10 if I had won some money at the slots - just kidding. This is a nice park to stay at when visiting the casinos or Memphis. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you are looking for a nice secure place to stay while visiting the Tunica or Memphis area, this park fits the bill nicely. We stayed here while participating in a baseball tournament in Southaven, MS. Although the drive was 30 minutes, the Grand RV Park appears much more secure and quiet than the Southaven RV Park, which is on a major road and has no form of security. (In the Southaven RV Park, which we drove through, the very closely-spaced sites are not long enough to accommodate a camper and a tow vehicle. ) The Grand RV Park has a security gate that requires a �room key.� Although the park was constructed on a farm field, the concrete sites are very level. The sites are approximately 30 feet from each other. There are only a few short trees in the park. Therefore, the hot sun can really put your air conditioner to work. The hookups in this park are very nice. I particularly liked the fact that the site number signs and electric hook-up posts had downward shining lights at night. These ground level lights keep the park illuminated at night without having strong lights from overhead poles shining through the windows. This lighting was a very nice touch. Each site has water, electric, sewer, and cable. We decided to leave in the late afternoon once our ball tournament was over. We were paid through the next morning and did not expect any sort of refund since we were leaving way after checkout time. The park attendant offered us a refund for that night anyway since we had paid cash for our previous 6 nights. The only problem with this park was that the nice small swimming pool got too warm to use on one day. Perhaps there was a problem with the temperature control system or the sun was just too much. Despite what other information we got on the internet, this park is the closest to Southaven. The Hollywood and Sam�s Town parks are approximately 8 miles further from town. We had originally planned to stay at Hollywood but changed to the more spacious Grand RV Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great staff; super sites, except for the lack of shade; facitlites are super; we think this is the best campground in area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pretty nice campground for the price of $7/night on weekdays with a coupon. No shade, but nice and close to the casino. Very secure with card access. Very quiet. Make sure that you buy your groceries prior to arrving, because there are no stores near by. Free shuttle to the casino comes by every 30 minutes. WiFi did not work reliably while we were there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground has paved roads with concrete pads and offers amenities like a swimming pool, shuffleboard, horseshoes, etc. There is also a golf course nearby in case you don't like gambling. The reception area is pleasant and the staff are friendly. On the surface, it should work very well. After arriving at our assigned site, we discovered the electric recepticle was up-side-down. It could have been used that way, but it seemed to place too much stress on our 50amp cord so we returned to the office to seek some assistance from maintenance. We were told that the change of shifts would occur in 15-20 minutes and that no one would come to assist us until after the change. After waiting the required time, someone did come. They also seemed puzzled about the up-side-down socket but they were able to make the repair. When we finally plugged in, there was no power. Adjacent sites also complained about no power. After making a tour of the area to check breakers, maintenance reported that they would need to call an electrician to determine the cause. So now, an hour after we were assigned our site, we returned to the office to ask for another one. Later in our stay, we were seeking a propane refill but, since we arrived in the middle of the morning and we were 15 minutes early, we were told we would have to wait before anyone would be called. These two incidents were reflective of an attitude that was not geared toward good customer service and relations. All in all, it was also reflective of poor management and maintenance of facilities. For example, the grass (mostly weeds) between each site was badly overgrown. There were garbage can holders which were thoughtfully and conveniently placed throughout the park, but the one across from our site was falling apart and the pieces just remained on the ground throughout our stay. The laundry room equipment cost double that of machines we have used in other resorts and campgrounds, and the dryers were very inefficient requiring additional extra coins with each use. This could be a very nice place with a little attention to detail toward both the guests and the facility. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This excellent park now offers wifi for no extra charge. We camped here in March, 2005 in a fifth wheel. There is a shuttle to the casino. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Complete resort facility with lodge, store, laundry, heated pool, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard & basketball courts. All roads are paved and the sites are concrete pads which are wide enough and long enough for any size coach and number of slides. Each site had a large grass area with a table. Park was about 25%(November) full but they spread everyone out which increased privacy. Park is part of hotel and casino, with a 24 hour shuttle. Will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here for the Memorial Day weekend. Great customer service. Easy checkin and checkout. We loved the free shuttle to the casino 24 hrs a day; you just put up the red flag at your site and the shuttle driver will knock on your door. The pool was very nice and clean. They also give you a discount if you present your Advantage Players Club card. We will definitely return. I will say though it must be hot, hot, hot in the summer as there is no shade. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stopped by the other day to get a brochure. They now have 200 spots and have planted some trees, but they are only 10 feet or so high. All this property is former soybean, cotton and rice fields, so it will take a while for the trees. Still 17.00 We camped here in a camper.

Nice casino sponsored cg. Great pool. Not all sites have instant phone svc (requires deposit for adapter). Good paved interior roads with level paved sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Ever in Tunica, MS to play the casinos, this is one of three casinos that have an RV Park. Definitely a concrete jungle as all sites are concrete paved but no trees..price is right though. We stayed there for a week and paid $100/week. Nice play to stay while you are passing through and very secure area. We camped here in a camper.

We usually stay at The Grand, but the last time we spent a lot of time at the casinos at this end of town, so we thought we'd give it a chance. Boy, we will never go back to The Grand. The ladies who work here are great, the sites, although not as numerous, are as spacious at The Grand, the proximity to three casinos is a huge plus, and the rates are reasonable. There are common area picnic/grill/gazebo areas, free daily paper (very close), coded access to back door of Hollywood casino, and your points from the casino reduce the fee you pay! Our dog loved the large (frisbee for her) field next to the park (not the golf course, the other side). There are limited pull thrus, but the back-ins are large, and the paved streets are very wide. The road in is not marked that well, but if you end up in the parking loy (as I did) even in a big rig(mine is 45'+H2) there is plenty of space for turning. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground was really nice and you can just walk right up to the casino in about 2 minutes. I even left my water pressure regulator and the gal that worked there went to my site after I left, found it, and then mailed it to me. Now if that isn't going out of the way to take care of a customer then I don't know what is. It could be more shaded but, as a whole a great place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay here whenever we visit Tunica. Wish they had wifi. The sites are nice and grassy and good size. It is dog friendly with nice areas or a field to walk them in. You can easily walk to the casino. You can get a free morning paper at the office. They now have good cell phone reception at sites - at least for T-Mobile. We prefer this to the Grand Casino because it is closer to other casinos and cheaper. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall, we spent approx 2 weeks at park. This is great place for staying cheap. They had promotion just expired that gave you free night for every one night you paid. That came out to 7.50 a night. If you stay, then you're there to visit casinos; nothing else. They have now opened I-69 to Tunica off I-55. This is great since you now bypass sleazy area thru city streets. We always stay here going back and forth to Texas and beyond. Will be back in late december. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have stayed here every May and October for the past 10+ years. I spend 2 or 3 days at the beginning and end of each trip. It is a typical casino park: mostly paved and not many amenities. I too have experienced the sprinkler problem. Wi-Fi can be picked up in the quieter hotel areas and cable is only about 15 channels. The indoor hotel pool has been closed too many times during my visits. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While on vacation, we decided to spend a couple of days at this RV park. We have been there three previous times and had a good time. It is a very nice park, with clean restrooms and level sites. But, we won't be back! While sitting in our motorhome one evening eating supper, all of a sudden water came flying in the screen door. It had been a nice evening, and we had left the door open for fresh air. I looked out and the sprinklers were going everywhere! I went immediately to the office and told the girl there that they needed to turn off the sprinklers. She just laughed and said she couldn't because they were automatic. We then called the main desk at the casino and told them the problem. They said they would send someone out. Of course, no one came. I looked around the park and RVs everywhere were taking a bath. My neighbor wasn't home, and when he returned he had to empty about a gallon of water out of his foldup chairs. Just prior to writing this post, I looked at the previous post about this park, and amazingly they said the sprinklers were doing this in May! Next time we will probably stay in one of the other parks in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Visited park in 40' motorhome. Sites are mostly back-ins with a few pull-thrus. Roads are blacktop & sites are concrete. Sites are large enough to accomodate any size rv & any number of slides. A small area of well groomed grass was in between each site. I was not happy with the ill adjusted sprinklers that wet both sides of my coach. There are a few sites that have a pagota, table and bbq. We liked being able to walk to the casino & restaurants. They advertise a pool, but it is located indoors in the hotel which is a ways away. Park had some litter, but was very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow, this place was cheap. The sites were fairly close together. For those you like being out in the "great outdoors", this park might not be for you. It is more of a glorified parking lot with connections. The dog run was small and concrete, but at least they had one. If you have an awning, chose your site carefully. They put us next to a small tree, and we could not open the awning. Everyone seemed really nice. Buffet in the casino excellent, but the Diner left something to be desired. Don't forget to ask about comps if you play in the Hollywood Casino. Security does drive through the park at times. I would and will stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very well maintained, easy access in and out, very, very level. Close to the casinos and the buffet! Great place for a one night stop or a few days. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice place to stop for a couple of days. The casino has good food - cheap. It was cheap to camp so the gambling was where they made their money (at least from me). One downside is that if you arrive after they shut the camping office down, you have to into the casino to the other side of the building to registration to get your site number. Also, even at night it is very bright in the campground with the security lighting for obvious reasons. so, bring something to shade your windows. The campground backs up to a nice golf course. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For the special rate currently it was great. Even had a daily paper delivered to our door every day. I'm going back again. We camped here in a camper.

Very nice campground adjacent to Casino's. Nice sites, paved with plenty of room. No shade means very, very hot in summer. Has shuttle only to Grand Casino. We camped here in a camper.

Sites are rather close together but they are all separated by grass and have concrete pads to park on and they each have a concrete patio with a picnic table. The restrooms were very clean. You can walk to the Sam's Town Casino as well as Hollywood and Resorts that are just across the road. There are also places to walk on the nearby Mississippi River levees. Unlike the experience of a previous reviewer, everyone that we encountered was very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Technically in Robinsonville, not Tunica - this RV park is part of the huge Sam’s Town Casino complex. We arrived at the park on a Saturday at 3:30 in the afternoon and much to our surprise, the RV park office was closed! Visitors had to park in the waiting area and walk to the hotel to register (about 2 football fields away). Now, that’s not too bad in balmy weather, but when we arrived it was a cloudy, blustery day with temps hovering in the 30’s. While friendly & helpful, the hotel staff knew precious little about the RV park, to wit: “… What’s propane?”. The office was closed on Sunday also and oh, by the way – THERE IS NO WIFI. The website boasts free WiFi, but neglects to mention that it’s only available at the hotel. The best thing about the park so far was the price - $12.99 a night. It was a long afternoon. Easily maneuverable, the well-kept streets & well-spaced sites are separated by wide grass strips. The sites are very long and narrow. We had plenty of room for our 37.5’ rig & 1-ton dually parked end-to-end. A large aluminum picnic table & BBQ grill were found on the adjacent patio of each site. Other than restrooms & showers, there were no amenities at the RV park proper, however guests were welcome to use the facilities available at the hotel. There was a pay phone available for guests, outside on the side of the office building. Obviously, the primary reason folks will visit the area is for casino gambling. This area is home to nine or so large casinos, but very little else – the nearest shopping was in the small town of Hernando, 20 miles away and probably the nearby Tunica, although we never got that far. The casinos are in widely spaced clusters of two or three, the clusters are separated by miles – so don’t plan on walking the distance between them. There is a shuttle system which provides amply-scheduled, transportation to all of them. Bottom line, in spite of the poor customer service and lack of sufficient staffing for the park office, this park is okay. One of three in the immediate area, the rate can’t be beat. We came to gamble and enjoy ourselves and we would stay here again if we’re ever lost in Mississippi. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Probably the rudest park manager in the business makes your visit here memorable. I was immediately informed upon arrival that my pre-paid reservation for a 50 amp pull through -could not be honored because SHE would decide where we would park, not those reservation people in Shreveport. After a lengthy discussion in which she said she didn't have a 50 amp site long enough for my 32-foot Montana, she finally pointed me to a site she said I probably would fit in. I could have parked a Semi in it. Bottom line, stay somewhere else in Tunica, Sams Town doesn't want you. Oh, and the "upscale" restaurant isn't worth the money either. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We always stay at park while in Tunica. We get comps from casino. RV park is actually quieter than the hotel. Like this park better than hollywood across street. It seems quieter and not as bright as Hollywood. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have stayed here a number of times over the years. Previous reviewers have covered most of the basics. Although it is a little newer and roomier than Hollywood's campground, I usually stay there because I prefer their casino. Like the other two Tunica casino campgrounds, the cable TV is barely cable - maybe 15 channels. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large level spaces with room in between your neighbors. Easy in and out. No trees. Grass. Concrete pad. Picnic table. Grill. Clean bathrooms. Hot showers. Friendly rvers. Quiet park for being full. Park kept neat and clean. Easy walk to the casino. You don't have to wait for any shuttles. Great price. Enjoyed the buffet esp. after we got comped then it was free food. Definitely would go back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great price, $9.99 plus tax. Campground was full, but very peaceful. Good location, with three casinos within walking distance. One dollar shuttle to other casinos. Will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

1477 Casino Strip Resorts Blvd. Registration and check-out at casino hotel office not convenient. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice overnight spot, great spot if you like to goto casinos. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice large level concrete pads. Easy in and out and you can't beat the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place for the price it can not be beat We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice casino RV park, with level concrete pads, lots of room to maneuver even the biggest rigs, a decent-sized patch of grass to call your own, but no shade. Even in early spring, it gets warm. If you're only here for one or two nights, this is the place to stay at the promotional rate of $7.77 plus tax--after that, it goes up to $15. So head across the street to the Hollywood at $10/night with virtually the same accommodations. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.