I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised by the Boulder Beach Campground. We were looking…read moreto escape the already hot temperatures of Las Vegas on a Friday night in early May, 2024. Reservable campsites on cooler Mount Charleston were already taken, so we decided to go to explore Lake Mead. The campground was just minutes from Las Vegas and Henderson. The campground sites offered large sites with paved parking, picnic tables, fire pits, and close proximity to well-maintained and clean restrooms (flush toilets, sinks, running water. No showers). We were dry camping in a Class B RV -- so no hookups -- but the campground had plentiful water spigots and lots of sun to charge our solar panels. There was a mix of campers - from those tent camping to others in large RVs. What was particularly nice was that there was some vegetation -- trees which provided some shade and flowering desert bushes. Our site also had a lovely view of the lake, which was about a 20-minute walk from the campground. (We did not walk down to the beach but others reported that it's rocky). There's a Visitor's Center for the recreation area just a few miles down the street. We spoke with the knowledgable and friendly park rangers, watched a park film, picked up some literature, and bought a few souvenirs.

Stopped for the night. Dry camping. Full hookups on the other side. Beautiful views of Lake Mead…read more Store on the full hookup side. Hoover dam visitor center not far away. Large camp sites. Well maintained. Easy access to the site.

A great find!…read more Though the sites are generally full sun and close together, the facilities are great! The bathrooms and laundry room were clean and comfortable and immaculately maintained. They even had a handicap accessible shower as well as bathroom stall. Though it is pretty much right in the city, the facility felt very safe with gated entry and cardswipe locks on the doors to the men's and ladies bathrooms. The saltwater pool was impeccably maintained and so pleasant to swim in. I would give it five stars except for the density of the sites and the fact that they're pretty much full sun. (But, to be fair, it is in the middle of the desert so perhaps the four stars is a wee bit unfair).

Omg I saw the reviews and thought this would be a good option since RV short term stays are limited…read morein this city... but HECK no would I stay here. Too many full timers living here with their Jerry Rigged old RVs. Everyone is also jammed in here too. This is a hard no way!

Had a really good experience at Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort…read more The RV lots are a good size, plenty of space to set everything up comfortably. The bathrooms and showers were super clean and actually really spacious, which was nice. Everything felt well maintained overall. The pool looked a bit murky so I didn't go in, but everything else was solid. We had no issues during our stay at all, and they were cool about extending our stay without any problems. It was about $100 a night, but honestly it felt worth it for what you get. Only thing I'd say is I wish the grass areas were a little nicer. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Vegas.

Another great stay at this RV Resort from the day after Christmas to the 3rd on January…read more A tad cool during our stay but we enjoyed it very much. Las Vegas is a very exciting time during anew Years. Thanks to the entire staff for being so kind during the holidays!

I made a reservation by calling. Jill was very helpful and communicated well. Bathrooms and the…read moresites were clean. This was my first time staying at any KOA RV park and I would stay again!

Fantastic! it's an Urban RV park so there will be some noise and sketchy people close by. but,…read moresuper clean, felt very safe at all times and located close to everything . The staff was outstanding. $20 Uber gets you to airport, strip or downtown.

My backyard is literally the La Sierra Mountian wilderness . Is just breathtaking!…read moreBeautiful spot to take a walk, run, bike and take the kids and your beloved pets . For a long hike , make sure you take water with you and always let some know where you going . Bring comfy shoes and enjoy nature to its best dont forget to check out the website for more info .

This fam camp on the military base Desert Eagle is outstanding. I have a 35 foot fifth wheel and a…read moreservice our needs very well. Highly recommended for anybody in the military or veteran that travels to stop here and relax.

Friendly and helpful staff, clean campsites and air conditioned restrooms, and loved watching the…read moreroaring jets overhead that my husband used to fly. We'll be back Thank you Desert Eagle

PROS: Very close to the iconic and gorgeous Red Rock Canyon and Calico Basin (both of which offer…read moretons of great hiking trails and amazing vistas), the grocery store is only 10 minutes away if you want fresh food or need supplies, desert landscape is unique and beautiful and untrodden, the sunrises/sunsets can't be beat, plus we've seen wildlife like horned roads and jack rabbits. CONS: Not a lot of privacy due to lack of trees which is understandable in the almost-wide-open desert, sometimes there are very high winds, closed during some summer months which is wise due to the crazy high temperatures. We love it, but just know you'll be in the desert. It's not like camping in a forest or next to a creek.

May, 2024. This is a campground managed by BLM in the unique Mojave Desert environment. It features…read morestandard, RV, and group campsites in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Just 3 miles from the Red Rock Scenic Drive & Visitor Center and about 20 miles, and a world away, from the Las Vegas strip. The conservation area features hiking, rock climbing, bike riding, horseback riding. and scenic driving (reservations required October 1-May 31, 8 am-5 pm). Be mindful of the weather. Temperatures are scorching in the summer, and the campground closes seasonally during the hottest months (June 1-August 31). All standard sites include picnic tables, grills, and fire pits. (Some, but not all, picnic tables are covered -- a welcome sight on a HOT day). There are common vault toilets, trash cans, and drinking water (but no facilities to fill water tanks or to dispose of RV waste). All sites are nonelectric. The views within the campground are of a unique and pretty desert landscape, but they are not as spectacular as the scenic drive area just a few miles away. Temperatures were hot but bearable during the day and cooled nicely at night. The price was reasonable for a standard nonelectric site. $25 camping use fee, minus $12.50 discount for senior NPS pass, plus $8 online reservation fee = $20.50 for one night. Only two small quibbles to mention. (1) The signage within the campground could be improved. We had site 42 and drove around a few times before finding it. (2) There were quite a few restrooms with vault toilets. Each building had two separate rooms with toilets -- BUT the campground locked one side on two of the restrooms that we tried so only one toilet was functional. This created a queue in the morning. We would stay here again.

Las Vegas 1000 trails did not disappoint. Jenny and Sarah could not have been any kinder or more…read moreaccommodating. Yes the spaces are tight but that gave us an opportunity to meet new fellow campers. The pool, clubhouse and bathrooms were kept clean and tidy. We look forward to our next visit. We also highly recommend Bellagio's Water show, Fremont street experience, Sam's Casino's nightly water/laserlight show must go after dark to see full effects. Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire and Zion national park all a reasonable distance away. Thanks to this 1000 trails being in such a great location we got to see it all!

Those that need a large lot size may be challenged a little.. larger lots limited. If you do have a…read morelong RV I would suggest you request one of the 2 pull throughs. We have been here a couple times great place especially if you are here to visit all the amazing areas attractions, We have not felt unsafe in the Park. I have visited LV many times over last 40 years and it it has grown astronomically. The showers here are great. The pool is clean, hot tub hot. Staff is helpful, friendly and informative.

This is pretty much a parking lot. Pros -…read more* it's on the strip so you can walk anywhere *Quiet Cons - *bathroom building isn't open. One side had a men's and a women's. Women's lock was broke. Other side of building had closed signs on both doors *No one answers the phone for check in to get code. Had to get other rv'ers to let us in so we could check in. *Check in is not with people. Welcome to the robot world. All done by kiosk - must have your driver's license available. *Charged additional $25 at check-in over cost of prepayment online *Pool is additional $10 per person, per day

To begin there are no clear signs on where the actual RV park is located. Had to drive around 3…read moretimes to find it with google maps. When you check in there it is an additional $35 resort fee at an automated kiosk for nothing . So basically you park for $105 for a night in a parking lot. Everyone here experienced similar experiences checking in and being surprised by fees and trouble lo

I reserved a tent site here and I was the only person tent camping that night. They placed me in…read morethe back of park with an out of order facility house. I wasn't able to use the shower, bathroom or laundry without having to traverse to the opposite side park each time to do so. I brought this up to management and asked for a refund, but she kept on bringing up irrelevant things that had no bearing on the situation like, I should have reserved an rv spot even though I didn't have an rv( the rv's on that side of the park had the same issue, but probably had toilets in their campers ) or I should have booked a tent site at the front of the park since I'm clairvoyant and should know instinctively that the back of the park was out of order. Bottom line is this park has no accountability, they won't admit to mistakes. This park is also impossible to navigate after dark since many of the site numbers aren't visible, often pointed in the opposite direction of travel. Simply put, you didn't offer a service I couldn't have gotten from a free rest stop, you've only provided frustration . Give me my money back.

Campground is on a hill so 90% of pull thru sites are angled. The picnic tables lean and grassy…read morearea around the campground are on an incline so it's awkward sitting around the fire. There are zero trees so if it's hot be prepared for no shade. The swim pond was full of green algae except a small swim area but still wouldn't want to swim there. The sewer hookup is higher than the camper slab so sewer hoses will go uphill instead down. Not really a "resort" since there's nothing besides a playground and algae covered pond.