This park is one of the better parks in Las Vegas. Streets are paved & wide. Sites are paved but not quite as level as they should be. The instant telephone was convenient. The park is well maintained. There are several permanent residents but they were mostly located on a couple of the outside rows. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Instant phone lines real convenient. The long term residents are just fine even if their rigs are older. Security is excellent and constant. Spaces are very tight together though. Dog walk is to be avoided as the soil is never changed or limed and may harbor diseases. Working treadmills in office. Laundry is good value$$. Good economical choice for visiting LV We camped here in a camper.

We didn't actually stay at this park, I am just offering an update based on a drive-thru in January, 2002. The park seemed to be heavily populated with some rather rough looking long termers, giving it a rundown, poorly tended appearance. If you are planning on staying here, I would recommend that you take a look before making reservations. We camped here in a camper.

Excellent park, right next to Arizona Charlies Casino and Hotel. Food in the Casino is great and cheap. Breakfast of Steak and Eggs for $2.49. Great place to stay to play in Vegas and not too expensive, plus a phone line at each site. We camped here in a camper.

This park is way way way over priced. We got a premium site so we would have a little grass and a tree. Not even an escort to the site. No discounts for meals or anything. No cable. A couple of local channels with HDTV and HDTV antenna. We did put up our satellite too. I'd go elsewhere next time. This is our first time camping in Las Vegas. Won't come here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is less of a park and more parking lot. It really is just acres of asphalt. In the heat of the summer it is unbearable. There is minimal shade. But it is the closest access to the strip you can get in a RV. But for me, I'd rather stay in a more pleasant place off strip and shuttle in. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Circusland KOA is a huge black asphalt parking lot with hookup's and that's it! I made reservations 6 months in advance to ensure a great spot at least that's what I thought! It was about 112 degrees in Vegas every day we were there and camping on black asphalt only added to the heat!!! The pool was closed all 4 days we were there! I don't see this KOA staying open too much longer as there is a lot of demolition and new construction happening! We camped here in a Motorhome.

An expensive place for a parking lot! We love the proximity to Circus Circus, but next time we won't be staying here. We would be better off staying in a cheap hotel and walking to Circus Circus. Vegas was 110 degrees and so being outside in the pool wasn't even appealing. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the campground, except its price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We knew what to expect and were not surprised by anything. This was a stop over on our way to Zion. LV is HOT in the summer - everywhere. A/C in our RV was a blessing. Pool was great and the park has a "on demand" shuttle to take you to Circus Circus, which was enough casino for us. Not a vacation spa, but a clean and safe place to stay while in LV. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not sure of the rate, we drove in and then out. Saw other folks sweltering because of lack of A/C. Too much load on their system. Better off at WalMart! Don't care for casinos, we were just heading home! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Skip this one. It is located in a parking lot. It is very hot. Rude staff. Horrible for pets. You get hooked on the fact it's next to Circus Circus and on the strip. The fact is that if you don't have a car, you have to walk 15 minutes in the heat to get to the cab stand then stand in line for 15 minutes in the heat for a cab. Our friends left after one day and moved to another park. I wished we had done the same. It was miserable. We will never return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pleasant welcome, not very nice park. Number of washrooms inadequate. Would not go back, that may be more due to city than park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a parking lot with hookups. However it is clean and close to the "strip". They provide a shuttle service but we found it difficult to get one back into the campground later at night. TV reception was horrible and there is no cable. Since the purpose of the visit was to see the casinos we spent very little time there so it fitted out purposes very well. It is also very handy to I-15 but pay attention on how to access off Safari Avenue. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first trip to Vegas and we were unsure how this campground was going to be after reading some of the reviews. It is basically a very, very large asphalt parking lot, however there were some nicer sites and you get what you pay for!! We took a super site which was a lot more expensive but definitely was worth it. It had a stamped concrete pad, decorative rocks, a small tree and a beautiful patio set at it. The site was enormous and we had a ton of room all around us. So the upgraded site is definitely worth the money. Just be careful though because we booked our site several months in advance at the rate of $79. We found out that the going rate for walk-ins for the first four nights was $59, not $79. They finally did change the rate for 4 days to $59. We look at it this way, at a hotel if you want a nicer room you have to pay for it and it's the same at this campground, otherwise you are basically getting a parking space to park your "house". I do agree however that there are no trees anywhere to provide for shade. We made sure we carried our dogs across the pavement since it was so hot, or we walked them early in the morning and late at night. We were there the week they hit records-it was 97 and 98 degrees in April- so some shade would have been nice. The staff were extremely pleasant and everything was well kept. The pool was closed while we were there because they were painting the area around it. We did notice that they cleaned the restrooms at inconvenient times and seemed to be in there a long time cleaning them, almost as if to deter you from using them.It seemed odd to be cleaning them at 9 30 and 10 00 every morning since this is such a busy time especially in Vegas since the average morning wake up time is later because of the night life. Also there was ABSOLUTELY NO TV RECEPTION. We knew someone with a satellite that had a hard time getting any channels. My husband and I figured they probably scramble the reception so that there is no tv to watch, making you gamble more. They don't want you in your rig-they want you in the casino. The location is ideal though because you are right on the strip.We had a vehicle with us which was great because you were near the casinos which all offer free parking! The campground was really quiet at night considering you are right on the strip, but they are in the process of building a new hotel right along the one whole side of the campground so every morning we woke to tons of large machinery. We did notice that the sites along that side didn't seem to be used probably because of the construction at your doorstep!! All in all we really enjoyed it. Most of the reviews complain that it is just a parking lot. Yes that is what it is, but sometimes the convenience of the location out ways everything else. It is located at the far end of the strip but it is in a very convenient location in terms of all the casinos. One word of advice though is to get exact directions on how to get into and out of the campground. The roads around the campground are very confusing and several times we just could not find the entrance!! Can you imagine being lost in Vegas and having to stay there forever???!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our first trip to Vegas and we were unsure how this campground was going to be after reading some of the reviews. It is basically a very, very large asphalt parking lot, however there were some nicer sites and you get what you pay for!! We took a super site which was a lot more expensive but definitely was worth it. It had a stamped concrete pad, decorative rocks, a small tree and a beautiful patio set at it. The site was enormous and we had a ton of room all around us. So the upgraded site is definitely worth the money. Just be careful though because we booked our site several months in advance at the rate of $79. We found out that the going rate for walk-ins for the first four nights was $59, not $79. They finally did change the rate for 4 days to $59. We look at it this way, at a hotel if you want a nicer room you have to pay for it and it's the same at this campground, otherwise you are basically getting a parking space to park your "house". I do agree however that there are no trees anywhere to provide for shade. We made sure we carried our dogs across the pavement since it was so hot, or we walked them early in the morning and late at night. We were there the week they hit records-it was 97 and 98 degrees in April- so some shade would have been nice. The staff were extremely pleasant and everything was well kept. The pool was closed while we were there because they were painting the area around it. We did notice that they cleaned the restrooms at inconvenient times and seemed to be in there a long time cleaning them, almost as if to deter you from using them.It seemed odd to be cleaning them at 9 30 and 10 00 every morning since this is such a busy time especially in Vegas since the average morning wake up time is later because of the night life. Also there was ABSOLUTELY NO TV RECEPTION. We knew someone with a satellite that had a hard time getting any channels. My husband and I figured they probably scramble the reception so that there is no tv to watch, making you gamble more. They don't want you in your rig-they want you in the casino. The location is ideal though because you are right on the strip.We had a vehicle with us which was great because you were near the casinos which all offer free parking! The campground was really quiet at night considering you are right on the strip, but they are in the process of building a new hotel right along the one whole side of the campground so every morning we woke to tons of large machinery. We did notice that the sites along that side didn't seem to be used probably because of the construction at your doorstep!! All in all we really enjoyed it. Most of the reviews complain that it is just a parking lot. Yes that is what it is, but sometimes the convenience of the location out ways everything else. It is located at the far end of the strip but it is in a very convenient location in terms of all the casinos. One word of advice though is to get exact directions on how to get into and out of the campground. The roads around the campground are very confusing and several times we just could not find the entrance!! Can you imagine being lost in Vegas and having to stay there forever???!!!!!!!!!!!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is nothing more than an asphalt parking lot with back to back parking. The strip location is not worth staying in a parking lot. Other Las Vegas parks may offer transportation to strip, consider those instead. Pool was overflowing with children, office was hot. Extremely busy location. Our experience was so poor that I am now gun shy of all RV parks and will research parks to the death before making another reservation. Extremely disappointed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a large parking-lot type campground. Adequate for our visit to Vegas to see Celine. The staff were helpful, and the place was clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an ok place for Vegas because you won't be hanging out at the campground. Great location for hanging out on the strip. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here in Dec 2006, and had our Mom's in the main hotel. We paid a higher rate to have a "premium space", which we requested - next to a dog-friendly grass area. We have stayed here a handful of times since Castaways closed, and it's pretty good for being on the strip. It's a bit of a walk to the main casino, but not too bad. You'll need to take a taxi to pretty much any other casino from here, as it's location is pretty far up the strip. We plan to check other rv parks next trip to LV. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a huge park. I could not believe how large it was. You had to follow their instructions on pulling in or backing in so that each rig was facing the opposite way. This allowed people to put their awnings out. Otherwise there would not have been enough space. The pool was nice. We were able to take our toddler in there and swim. The restrooms looked new. The "shuttle" only runs from the campground to the Circus Circus casino, which is not that far. It is a golf cart. But I was able to engage the cart driver on a moment's notice, and she took me as close as she was allowed to go to the strip. It saved me a couple blocks when I was in a hurry. My husband stepped out of the camper and sprained his ankle coming down the step. The staff was very helpful and provided free ice. The overnight maintenance guy was just getting in, and said to use the page button to reach him if I needed more ice, even in the middle of the night. The campground hosts were friendly. I had to enlist their help as I had a hard time locating one of the dog-friendly grass islands in the dark. The location is great, and I believe it's the only place you can RV-camp right on the strip. The prices are high, but they accept the KOA discount card and promotional deals. That is how we only paid $56. Also, if you reserve over the phone, you get a better rate than if you walk in, but they don't tell you that on the phone. There is an extra fee for registering when you pull in. All the people at the park were friendly, and we felt safe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Downsides - all sites on asphalt, only a few sites have shade and at an increased cost. The advertised shuttle, which is sorely needed due to size of park doesn't run continuously. Positives - close to Las Vegas strip, rental cars available through cg office, very reasonable rv washing available. We encountered one couple in the office, that were extremely helpful. Not all of the staff were as pleasant. They were most accomodating. We recommend management develop some sort of shading for the sites as awning use was impractical due to high winds. No picnic tables available. It has some negatives but we would probably stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our stay here. This campground and the Circus Circus casino is very child friendly. Our 10 year old enjoyed their big pool and their hot tub. Very nice selection of gift items at their store. We had a very good time at Circus Circus, the largest arcade we had ever been in, and the games were all reasonably priced and they were very generous with their prizes. The free circus acts were superb. We aren't much on gambling, but we had a ball with with our daughter here. Actually we paid the extra $10 for a late checkout at the campground, so we could go back to Circus Circus. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Yes only park on the strip, but cars flying through park at all hours. Security did not seem to care even when brought to their attention. All blacktop. Spaces really close together. Not very friendly employees, maybe they just lost all there money at the casino! We camped here in a Motorhome.

It used to be just a big asphalt parking lot. Still is in many respects, but... There has been an attempt to make it less of a parking lot by putting in rock fields around the hookups. Helps a great deal. And on some of the lawn areas, they are now designated pet areas with little bags you can use to dispose of your pets waste. My dog still likes the dog runs the best. Expensive, but it is a KOA now. Rumor has it that it will be gone at the end of the year as Circus Circus is being torn down. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location if you don't mind staying in a parking lot. Very nice dog runs and restrooms are well placed. Clean hot tub. Good luck getting the parking lot dirt off your carpets. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Yes, it's a big blacktop parking lot and the spots are close together, but what do you expect from the back lot of a casino in the middle of the desert? We didn't want to mess with driving around LV (not the best traffic patterns in the world there!) so we went with convenience over beauty. The good: 1) there are a few oases of grass and nice big trees every row or so. Some are for people use only; the others are designated dog areas and have convenient dog bag dispensers mounted on posts...greatly appreciated. 2) The bathrooms were clean and tidy, with (apparently newly installed) revolving toilet seats covers that give you a fresh place to sit each time :~) 3) Extra credit points for a great lighted magnifying mirror in the ladies' room. 4) Pool looked inviting though we didn't have time to try it out. 5) Laundry was small but got the job done. 6) Well-lighted at night...maybe a bit too much light...and lots of security at all hours. 7) Big store selling mostly souvenirs and a few convenience items, snack, ice, etc. 8) Personnel were professional if not overly friendly. The bad (or annoying): 1) While there are several large enclosed gravel areas where dogs can run loose, they are basically only good to use early in the a.m. and at night...with all the rock and no shade, they are way too hot for day use. Though we understand the gravel, some sort of overhang to block the sun could be provided, making them more usable. And don't let your dogs walk on the asphalt in the afternoon or they will burn their paws! We had to carry or run them real fast from grassy spot to grassy spot when they needed to "go"...no way could we walk them during the day. 2) The dumpster was ALWAYS overflowing. Sheesh, they make enough money there...can't they afford an extra bin or three? 3) And they are picky about letting anyone in for repairs who is not on their "list". We limped in on a flat, and the only person who had the right tires and equipment to change it was 1.5 hrs out of LV. We had to get the manager's OK for them to come in...but when she called for herself to confirm that the approved repair houses could not help us out, she did agree they could come in. So, this one gets only a partial ding. Overall, if you don't mind the parking lot ambiance and the heat, this is a clean, convenient, professionally run campground. If our main reason to go to LV again was to gamble and wander the strip, we'd stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you're looking for standard RV park facilities, this is not the place for you. As everyone else mentioned it's just a parking lot with hookups. That said, KOA has done a great job with how they handle things here. The staff was friendly and helpful and the store/office stays open untill 11pm. The pool/whirlpool is well maintained as are the shower buildings and laundry. We have a hybrid trailer and did not feel uncomfortable opening our vinyl bunk ends and leaving the trailer. It was really nice to be right on the strip. Cable TV would have been nice. We had trouble getting clear reception on local channels. We would stay there again if we go back to Vegas. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Friendly staff. Campground is all pavement. Handy for Vegas strip & casinos. We had been to Circus Circus before & knew of the campground. We had no lofty ideas of our stay. But, we went to spend time in Vegas & the MH was a place to sleep. It worked out ok. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed there a few days (Jan 31-Feb 2 2003) a large asphalt lot with a few trees. Stayed there cause it was close to the strip, but found out it was not worth it. Staff could care less if you where there. Good security. Would suggest to stay there for a night as you pass though. Pay the same or a few dollars more for nicer area parks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is like a parking lot with hook-ups. Laundry room was messy and some of machines were not working. It was nice being right on the strip, so I would stay again. We camped here in a camper.

Good Sam rate available. Very nice park with full timers, and overnite spaces. Staff very courteous and very knowledgeable. Due to the crime rate in LV you have to be buzzed into the office, and the park has high fencing (very secure). Refundable deposits for gate opener ($50) & pool. We stayed 2 days and got the gate opener. WiFi was free and excellent. Because we play World of Warcraft and use two computers they even gave us two passwords. They had no problem that we have 2 Harleys. Would stay there again. Saloon was being remodeled so not open at the time we were there. Our F450 and 40' toy-hauler negotiated the park quite well. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park management must be very worried about the area the park is in. They own the property on all sides of the park but still have office door locked, you must be buzzed in after they see you, remote control gate with $50 cash deposit for opener, and spike strips in several places in roads. The worst thing, in my opinion, are bump strips throughout the park made out of 4" pipe covered by asphalt. In a medium duty truck pulling a 38.5' 5'er, the strips will nearly break your neck even crawling over them. We were planning a longer stay but decided to leave after 2 days. We won't be back here. Never found the saloon either. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park appeared to be in a less than desireable part of town, but it was clean and secure. We stayed here 13 days and it had everything we needed. The occasional jet noise is the sound of freedom. Will stay again on our next visit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I was not too impressed with this park. It is old, crowded, full of permanent residents, and (one of my pet peeves) had the water hookup within 12 inches of the sewer. It is in a very run-down part of town and didn't feel too safe. The front door to the office was locked and you had to ring a bell to get in. They did have an automatic gate but they required a $50 deposit on the gate opening remote. They also had a $25 deposit on each of the keys to the showers. Therefore, we had $100 tied up in deposits just to stay in their park. My wife said that the showers and pool were nice. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park! Nicest restrooms I've seen at an RV park!!!! Very new, clean, and beautiful!!! They were working on the pet area so it wasn't the best, but I'm sure when it's done it will be just as nice as the rest of the park! We plan to make it a regular stop on out trips north and south each year! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good choice for Las Vegas. Reasonable rate, sites large enough for big rig and toad, electronic gate to get in. Mostly monthly rentals; the only downside to that is folks like the bozo next door who thinks he needs to warm up his diesel pickup for 15 minutes at 5:00 AM. From 8:00 AM to dusk there is a lot of noise from military aircraft flying low overhead. Terrific laundry open 24 hours. Free WiFi, but we couldn't connect to it. Seems to be mostly empty during the day. Two tiny "dog walk" enclosures. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's true. The bathrooms and the laundry are beautiful. Spotless, aromatic, climate controlled with gorgeous paneling, counters and floors. The pool was also clean and appealing. The RV park has level gravel sites placed diagonally with plenty of room to get in and out for our 30 ft class A. Diagonal placement gives a less crowded feeling; spaces are large enough and we did not feel cramped even though the park was completely full. Cable, 50 amp power and sewer for a reasonable nightly rate. Many long term residents when we visited in late May but units looked well kept and tidy overall; some snow birds leaving late and others working on a new power plant we were told. We liked the north Las Vegas location of this park; it was quiet and comfortable and not difficult to drive downtown or to the Strip. The park worked great for us. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is very quiet and seems to cater to adults, although there is no stated policy. From Sept-April, most spots are full. Reservations can only be made in person at the office, and even that is confusing. We wanted to reserve a spot for October while we were there in April and were not able to do so. The showers/restrooms are fabulous. Aromatic cedar and redwood. Very clean. No paper towels or hand soap, however. Security is good. Grounds are very clean. Front office staff is friendly. There is some fighter jet noise from nearby Nellis AFB. We camped here in a Motorhome.

On the north end of town (away from the Strip.) It's 10 minutes from downtown and about 20 minutes to the Strip. Quite a few long term residents. Paved roads with gravel mostly pull through sites of average width. Each site seemed to have a tree. No stores within easy walking distance. The park is on a major bus line. Park is quiet, well lit with a very good security system (remote controlled gated park.) This park had the cleanest and nicest restrooms I have ever seen at an RV park. Just beautiful (really). It is the only park that I preferred using their showers to using my own. The pool is very nice with translucent walls around it to keep out dust and provide some privacy. I would stay here again because I don't go down to the Strip much. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Glad to hear that this R.V. park is closed. The owner/manager HAD NO BUSINESS operating an R.V. park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park, quiet and clean. Fairly new. No tables are provided at sites. No cable provided, TV reception is not that great. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites VERY close together. No picnic tables or grass, all concrete and asphalt. Could not get WIFI internet to work and park does not operate it so was of little help and charge is $4.95 by another off site company. Phone hookup on the other hand was free and at site. The nicest bathrooms we have ever encountered. Lots of permanent rigs here though. Planes are overhead frequently but no earth shattering noise. The brochure states that this is an "Adult RV Resort" and children are not allowed except for a brief visit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Seemed to be more of an adult park. We liked the quiet on this side of town. Really nice area for dogs to go just outside of the gate. A perfect place to stay if you are going to a UNLV football game, it's just outside of the stadium! Spots are a bit too close and they don't have any transportation into town, if you don't have a tow. You have to take a city bus. There is massive construction in the area and the dust can be pretty bad at times, but that is par for the course in all of Vegas these days. Would go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access. Good interior roads. Sites close together. Reasonably level. Friendly staff. Would have rated higher if cable was available. Do not like to get the dish out for an overnight stay. Antenna reception was good though. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very quiet park and less than 2 years old. Telephone hookup at each site with free local calls and modem connect. Park also offers wi-fi wireless internet. Restrooms are extremely clean. Only down side is spaces are fairly close together. Stayed here in Jan 2004. Will come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

New park that is very well maintained.Nice pool area.Many pull-thrus with cement patios. Spaces are about 25 feet wide. If you have a dog, this is a great park because there is city park right across street that lets you run your dog off leash! The Strip is about 20 minutes away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent new park. It is not a family oriented park, no playground. Children may stay for short periods. Very clean and quiet. Yet convenient to everything in and around Las Vegas. Beautiful clubhouse. Hot tub and pool. Road out front still being worked on. County soccer fields across the street. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a fairly new park. Apprx. 10 mi. from the strip (20 min.) Very nice spa & club house. About 1.5 mi. from I-515 but very quiet (No airport noise). Big grass field accross the street to walk your dog. Easy trip to Hoover dam. Has a camping world store within 5 mi. Enjoyed our stay. We will stay here again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Giving this park a 10! Not very many parks that I would rate a 10. Have stayed at many of the parks in Las Vegas and this is best by far. This is a new park with a great staff and amenities. Not real close to the strip but one of the things I like about it. No noise like some of the parks south of town. Best take a look at their web site. Web site tells it all! Usally have some type of discount--so ask! One other thing a great club house with a computer on line for public use. We camped here in a Motorhome.