Las Vegas KOA at Sam’s Town

We stay here every year for a week on our way home from vacation so we are pretty familiar with the park and have to admit that we’re NOT going to stay next year if we can avoid it. The prices have just gotten to high even with Good Sam discounts.
We stay for the casino and its proximity to the Strip but since the price increase I think we’ll try to find something else.
The sites are VERY CLOSE together but there is room for all the slides and a place to park our car. And they have all the basics that KOA’a have, pool, showers, laundry room cable tv but no wifi.
We were very upset this year with the price of the WIFI. Apparently if your close to the pool or store it’s free but other than that you have to purchase from COX cable.
We like SAMs Town casino ok although old and kinda smokey which I can’t stand, so we leave if it gets like that.
So next year it might have to be ROADRUNNER RV park located next door for $ 18.00 a night.

This place isn’t worth even one star. Very old facility which has not been updated. Water in shower was often not hot. Everything was clean, just old and shabby.

Ok we were recommended to stay here because we needed to stay on Boulder highway. Meh. When I checked in it was your usual KOA employees in their yellow shirts that were very friendly.
I’m giving this KOA 4 stars because if you pay for say 5 nights and only stay 4 if you come in by 11am they will give you your $ back. I don’t know any campground that does that! Kudos to you Sam’s Town KOA.
They have 2 off leash dog areas and several dog stations. Couple of pools and laundry facilities. Although we used neither but they were available along with showers and restrooms. They have gravel FHU sites some pull thru and many back ins.
It is close to the airport so you can hear the jets but it’s not really bothersome. The trash man comes through every other day and I mean he flies through here like its a race track probably a good 30mph. Zoom… Posted 5mph. It was really full when we were here didn’t look like any full time residents in here if so it didn’t show.

We stayed at Sam’s Town KOA for three days in January. It was our first time camping in a 24-​ft trailer. The staff at Sam’s Town was extremely courteous and helpful, walking us through the set-​up and explaining the amenities available. Madelyn and Ed were especially helpful. We very much enjoyed our visit and would not hesitate to do it again. It does not compare to camping at a state park, but we are talking about Las Vegas! Come stay, enjoy spending time with happy people.

We stay at sams town rv every year, now that it’s KOA prices have gone up, staff is not as friendly, park is not at full, the neighborhood behind the park have a lot of parking dogs and the casino is even not as full. We are not fans of KOA. Increase prices for WHAt? We will not be staying here any more.

Nice restaurant choices at the casino next door. Great dog park. Nice staff and good security. Spaces are pretty tight. Nice pool. All in all a good Vegas stop.

Stayed here before it was a KOA. Maybe it was just me, but the staff seemed friendlier the last time we stayed. When asking about the Wi-​Fi the lady was very short and rude. Telling us «didn’t you get a pamphlet when you checked in, all the information you need is in it». We didn’t refer to the pamphlet at first, because we had stayed before. There has been changes since we stayed and didn’t realize it. No one told us about the changes, access to the amenities nor the wifi at checked-​in, only a drawing from the office to our space. We stay at many RV resorts, the office usually goes over the access to all amenities, whether we stayed before or not. When we asked about information, that was in the pamphlet, it would have been nicer to just go over it with us, instead of telling us to refer the pamphlet. Things have definitely changed since the switch to KOA and not for the better. We will not be staying here again.

Worst Rv park since KOA has taken over, given a space that didn’t fit our RV, plus I had to tell the guy next to me to move his truck because he was hanging over in my space, we had reservations for 70 foot space, given a 40 foot, our rig with truck is 58 feet, for two days no toilet paper in the men’s bathroom plus the stall didn’t have locking device on it, this RV has gone down hill since KOA took it over!

Not bad of a campground given the location. Lots of options around you for entertainment. There’s even a Wal-​Mart across the street in case you NEED something. I only wish the bathrooms were updated to give the appearance of being clean, and that there were more than one toilet stall in one of the men’s bathrooms. Also, recommend having fire rings and picnic tables to enhance the camp setting. Otherwise, this place was decent enough… after all, what more do you expect from a campground in the middle of a city?

This campground was very clean and well-​kept, with nice restrooms. The laundry room was very large but there were no coin machines to make change for laundry. We had to walk to a casino to get change. I did not notice a playground here either.

I will say that for the most part it is a decent place to park the RV. It is loud with sirens throughout the night, but it is close to the strip and has plenty of places to shop for everyday items close by. I am staying for work and have been there for 2 months. Location was rented to me on a monthly basis for first month, went to renew for second month and it was VERY DIFFICULT to get a hold of the monthly reservation person, I was given excuses of her not being able to take my call for two weeks. She finally answered my call and advised me that the motor home is too old to pay the monthly rate (I can pay a day rate to be there, HHMMMM can we say ripping off customers, SAME MOTOR HOME either way). I went to renew for a 3^rd month as my stay has been extended and i was called and advised that now I cannot stay without paying double to park for the same motor home that has been there for past two months. I would say if you are staying nightly good place to stop, I have heard it is on the HIGH end for cost on campgrounds. If you are staying for a month make sure you read the fine print (at this time I have not found it) about the age of your rig.

Stayed here for 2 nights. The shop in the office barely had anything in it. The bathroom was closed for cleaning at the pool so I had to walk all the way to the other side of the park for a shower. The shower I was in was super small with an even tinier area to change in. There was no bench and nothing to put my stuff on. I had to hold my soap, shampoo, conditioner, body washer, face wash, lotion, clothes, towel, hairspray, deodorant, toothbrush and toothpaste all simultaneously. Momma was not pleased and I don’t even know how I managed showering properly. There’s only one or two spot (s) for free Wi-​Fi? One worker told me there was the office and the pool to get free Wi-​Fi, but another worker said it was only the office. So which is it? But of course the Wi-​Fi isn’t working any for both nights. We tried entering the password they gave us but it kept saying incorrect password. So I spoke to a worker and they just said it’s not working and that’s it. I was very, very disappointed and no workers did anything to get the Wi-​Fi running again after I complained about it not working and they even said tons of people have complained. But hey they have Wi-​Fi where you can pay $ 6 a day to use for each device. After I left I complained and they did nothing for me but say the manager isn’t here. I left very upset and very disappointed. I’m ready to send this rv park my data overage bill for this terrible customer service. I will NEVER come here again and I hope everyone else won’t until they change their act… Just sayin

The campground was clean, however not enough lights at the back of the campground at night when you are trying to set up camp and its very dark.

Had a reservation at the RV Park and called for over an hour trying to cancel it due to unforeseen events. No answer on the 800 number, despite letting it ring so long it just stopped, multiple times. Sent an email to the email address, with no response. I had read the cancellation policy, so wasn’t surprised that we were charged full price for the night — it was the absolute lack of communications that bothered me. Other places I’ve stayed at will at least call and acknowledge the email or ask if there is a problem.
This just doesn’t seem up to KOA standards.

A campground five miles east of the Strip but still an urban setting. Pleasant enough but how hot it must be in the summer. Read the fine print: Wifi is only available for a price and only is available in the office and at the pool area.

This is the 4^th time we’ve stayed here, but the first time since it’s been a KOA. Last time we were here was 2 years ago. They have since removed much of the grassy spaces & replaced it with brown gravel. Ugh. We stay here for several nights during the NASCAR races in March, but I’m ready to find somewhere else. It stinks. .sewer? That’s what it smells like. Side by side rigs. Very close. Heavy traffic noises, frequent sirens. Only advantage is its within walking distance to a movie complex & across the (busy) street to Walmart. Of course, there is a casino, Sam’s Town, which might be a plus to most coming to Las Vegas. Staff friendly enough but they failed to give me the WiFi password. When I walked up to ask what it was, the same woman who checked us in said, «they should have given that to you when you registered. » uh huh. I was able to log in at the desk, but by the time I walked back to our space, I’d lost the signal, which said the KOA Guest was out of range. I had another option for Sam’s Town to purchase Internet for $ 5.95 – that signal was very strong. Double ugh. And cable TV is fuzzy. We’ve had one clear channel.

My sons bike was cut from a chain that was attached to our trailer. When I reported it to the front office the lady was not surprised and said it happens all the time here. Another couple walking around said another bike was stolen that they heard about. Beware of bringing bikes to this park apparently someone makes a business of this. They need to hire security!!! Very upsetting as this is my sons birthday as well.

We didn’t actually stay here but got to use the pool since the pool at Sam’s town was closed. The man you checked into the park with was the nicest person I have ever came into contact with in Vegas. He said he was from New Hampshire and offered us the code to the showers. We were there at night and the place seemed very well patrolled by security. I would defiantly stay here!

11-​13-​2014
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i reserved a space on line for 11 – 3, the cost of the spot was $ 26.92.
the next morning we continued on our trip, to return to the area the next monday 11 – 10, we pulled into the campground and requested a spot (mentioning we had been there the previous monday) they said fine. i paid my bill and they directed me to the second park a block away our space faced the rear of the maintenance building and was not convienant to the casino. when i paid attention to my bill i noticed that the cost for this space was $ 39.20 (an incerase of over $ 12.00)
i am not a happy camper.
the stars are for this particular experience, not for the first one or other koa we have stayed at