Thousand Trails Rv Resort

We stayed here for 2 weeks and was miserable the whole stay. Park is dirty including bathrooms. The cleaning sheet was hanging in the bathroom and would be signed daily yet one time the bathrooms went 3 days without a cleaning. They smelled and was out of paper. People didn’t clean up after their dogs so the grassy areas were a mess.
The most upsetting part of our stay was being crowded in a spot with a neighbor that had been staying as a fulltime space renter. He had trash all along his dumpy trailer, a car and truck. He would park his truck completely under the bedroom of our 5^th wheel. We would be woke up all times of the night and smell his exhaust. He would have parties so we had to deal with the noise and 4 to 5 cars. My husband is handicapped yet we would have to park at the back office, because they were parking in our spot… Complaining did no good because security was a couple kids. They would ask him to move and this guy would ignore them. I worried about theft because this guy watched us come and go. we would have to keep driving back to the park to make sure everything was ok. I wrote to Thousand Trails General Manager to complain and didn’t even get a response. A waste of money, stay somewhere else.
Mike and Ramona

We are Thousand Trails owners for 8 years now and our 1^st visit here! Let me start by saying that this location is right next door to a hotel that has prostitution! Each time we would return these provacatively dressed women would flag us down. We brought another couple that had their car flagged too! Embarrassing! Our view was of the hotel… need i say more… now to the cabin… yes, we rented a cabin for 3 days. It was listed as it sleeps 4… it was a mini futon for short ppl! 2 adults did not fit! Had to use a blow up bed… the bathroom and bedroom doors had no door knobs. just the holes where they were missing… no privacy! The blinds were broken, burned… horrible. I began the supply list that they left on the counter… bowls were missing, dish strainer nowhere to be found etc. i called the check in station to let them know. he said he would have housekeeping come by in the morning to fix the issues… no one ever came. I never write reviews but for this i thought I should before someone spends money and time at this place. I wished i had known…

Our second time here. Last time the place was absolutely packed. Now that it’s summer it has definitely cleared out.
Staff is very friendly and helpful. Helped us choose a site that has a bit of shade. Spots are close together, but in the space we are in this time at least there is a bit of room between rigs. Roads are narrow and a bit tight.
Small pool but very clean with some nice chairs available. There are a couple of horseshoe pits that are in the shade.
The lodge/​activity center is small but well maintained.
Small, older bath/​shower houses but they are kept quite clean.
This is a fine option for while in Vegas if you are here to visit Vegas. Not really the campground for just hanging around and spending your day in.

Here’s Maddi again with a review… Well, given that this is my very first time camping, purchasing a trailer, and obtaining a Thousand trail membership, the experience was OK. Why just «ok» well, we came into the park with our trailer really late that night, so we couldn’t the see the spaces on where exactly to park, so we just parked and figured that in the morning, we would move the trailer. Of course, in the morning there was a guy that walked up to us as we where trying to unhook/​hook the trailer from our SUV, who didn’t identify himself, all that he said was «site». I later found out that his name was ‘Alan’ from a board I seen with workers names on it and he was a park ranger (I guess). He kept going on and on and on about how we weren’t «correctly» in the parking spot. Which we already knew, and we were going to move. As he walked away, I noticed a radio in his back pocket. So, I though well, MAYBE he works for the park??? If «Alan» would’ve properly identified himself, and stopped all of his jaw-​jacking, then MAYBE I would have given this park four stars. I understand all of the rules and what not ok I get that, but there’s a way to approach people and at least identify yourself if you are an employee. No name badge was visible, he had on a navy polo shirt, black pants and a dark hat with no sign of the Thousand Trails logo. Since I have a membership to Thousand Trails, I will have to return, but I will make sure that we park in the back and not towards that front by the ranger station.
–Maddi

Yikes. Never again.
Since I have been a 30+ year member, I have had many, many great experiences at Thousand Trails parks and have always felt safe and welcomed by the staff and other members. We wanted the safe surroundings and convenience of having a kitchen so I chose to stay at the TT Las Vegas resort with my mother and cousin for a girls’ weekend.
I have no complaint about the staff at Thousand Trails. They were very polite and helpful getting us set up in our rental cabin.
About the cabin. The beds were saggy and the fold out couch was so mushy we needed help to get out after sitting down. The full kitchen was stocked with the necessary dishes and the bathrooms were sort of clean, but again, dated and needed updating. The curtains in all the rooms were filthy. We tried at first to laugh it off and being good sports, we didn’t run away like we should have. Not up to other Thousand Trails’ standards at all.
After settling in, we started to notice screaming and fighting noises coming from outside. Since we arrived after dark, we had no idea an apartment complex full of the lowest form of humanity was so close to us. From 9:30 pm to 4:30 am we listened and watched in fear for our lives to fist fights — we could actually see a fight and held our breath as a man was thrown against a balcony railing — and drunks yelling and cursing literally all night long. Needless to say, my planned girls’ outing to my private campground was not only a hair-​raising experience, it was very embarrassing to me. We waited until sunrise and got out of there and rented a room at hotel on the strip — not easy at the last minute — and tried to salvage the weekend. Luckily, I was with family and I think they still love me.
Since I am a long time member of Thousand Trails, I requested a refund or wanted at least an apology but heard nothing back from them except that my email was sent to a corporate office. Good job, Thousand Trails.

My Thoughts: This is one of the best thousand trails we’ve been to. Our site was gravel & level. The staff assigned us a spacious spot that we liked. Our site was #44 a corner spot so I didn’t have neighbors on both sides of me. Its inexpensive if you are a member.
The campground is close to Boulder Station casino. The prime rib dip sandwich in the Boulder Station Grand Café is yummy!
Getting to the strip was easy I took the fwy right to the Las Vegas strip. I got off the fwy on Tropicana and parked at the Excalibur casino. Then we walked to New York-​New York Casino for a Greenberg’s Deli sandwich called the Italian Stallion… its always excellent.
The staff & campers have been friendly to us. Some campers offered to play Mexican train with us in the activities center but we had other commitments that evening. What a friendly bunch of campers here!
I enjoyed The Great Grackles at the campsite along with our walks around the campground in the mornings or evenings.
Things to do outside:
Red Rock Canyon — scenic drive, visitor center & more
Lake Mead — hoover dam, visitor center & more
National Wildlife Refuge– 4 within two hours of Las Vegas
Valley of Fire State Park Scenic Drive

Pretty disappointed in this Las Vegas rv park. There were a multitude of little things wrong, that just made this park one I will avoid in the future.
1. The «park-​wide wifi system hasn’t worked the whole time we’ve been here.
2.There is a sewer smell emanating from various areas around the park. It is unusual to smell a little bit of sewer gasses now and again, but these are constant.
3. There are several junky sites throughout the park, as if people live here full time & don’t keep them tidy.
4. Many of the sites are small and some (like ours), are darn near impossible to maneuver in to.
5. Along the outer perimeter sites, the road is only about 12 feet wide. With an RV, it’s difficult to traverse, to say the least!
6. The staff is not helpful, probably due to the fact that no one has a clue what us going on.
Thousand Trails usually does a good job in providing a nice camping experience. Not in Las Vegas.

The restrooms resemble circa 1960 high school P.E. bathrooms and showers. We were on the road two and a half weeks and by far this was the worst campground for amenities. The Men’s restroom had one urinal, one toilet and, as Josh B said, two showers with a single shared wood bench and vestibule. The lids on the dumpster next to the restroom were flopped open and no one seemed concerned about the flies buzzing around the open containers.

This place is horrible. You better get a spot RIGHT NEXT to a Bathroom/​shower place if you want WIFI. Anywhere else in the park has NO WiFI, even the one in the club house is horrid. No one is on the same page here, we got conflicting information from each worker here. They change your reservation weeks without telling you. The showers are laid out REALLY stupid. Each bathroom has 2 showers and the changing area is shared by the TWO showers. HELLO RAPE. Its right by a shady apartment complex where the residents are yelling at each other. It doesn’t even have cable hook up you have to use an antennae. The «Gym» is a complete joke you couldn’t even stretch in their without bumping into the wall. Its like one of the rooms they put you in at a mental institute so you don’t hurt yourself which is exactly what I wanted to do while staying here. Seriously, this place needs an upgrade its really old and needs to change.

There are a thousand better Thousand Trails RV parks than this one. We stay in the Get-​a-​way and it was surprisingly not up to par. The bathroom rug, shook out into tub cause i just had a feeling, and «ugh!» Super gross dirt, hair, who knows what!!! No soap or other amenities in bathroom, curtains tired looking and the park overall is jam packed. Just so you know.

Its ok. We thought it was a great deal at a little over $ 18/​night (until we drive by neighboring rv parks that looked nicer and were cheaper).
Everything is relatively clean and its sport quiet here, which I love. However, you can smell the sewer line, the pavement is pretty old and the restrooms and showers are really small.
I kind of feel like they really don’t put much money into this park. Its finally not an rv resort. I would like to add that the shower heads are great, the staff and other campers are all friendly and helpful, and I really wish we were staying another day because the pool looks amazing!
All things considered, we would come back if the neighbouring rv parks are overbooked. Its nice enough, bit at some cheaper price you can get something better just down the road.
PS: there are very few spots of grass and mostly has gravel. Also, there is a small dog park with a bench and a couple of huge shady trees.

TENTERS BEWARE!
we stayed here for 2 nights in early april in a tent. I am going to be fair to this resort (although I hated las vegas as a whole and also as a sum of its parts). Don’t tent camp at this thousand trails unless you want to sleep on asphalt. The ranger was very nice to us, and took us to the one site that could possibly accommodate a tent. As far as facilities: bathrooms, lodge, pool, etc were all really nice! Just to know, it is located on a busy street, but backs up to a building, and the noise wasn’t an issue. It was very windy when we were there, but if you have an RV it probably wouldn’t matter. Judging by the cement walls with barbed wire, this is probably the only safe place to stay in Las Vegas.