Las Vegas KOA Journey at Sam's Town Journey

Passing though here for work and needed a place to stay with our truck, truck bed camper and 30 ft trailer. It was super nice! We came in late and they had someone there to help get us checked in. They have someone on duty for night duty to help get ppl situated and doing rounds around the property. I felt so safe being a woman and being by myself. They always have people out day and night keeps the property clean and I mean so clean! Bathrooms were spectacular. I didn't get to use the showers but I'm sure they were as nice as the bathrooms. Lots of stuff near by like a Walmart, Starbucks, Plant fitness and etc. Staff was super nice too. We will definitely be back! Thank you KOA!

Pretty basic camping sites. Nice, maintained pool. Decently close to the strip. I wouldn’t say it’s sketchy, but dont leave things outside, another camper had his bike stolen.

Very nice site. Facilities are clean and well stocked. Nice store for essentials.

Very nice campground here in the Las Vegas area. The site was easy to get and out of and the restrooms and showers were nice and clean.

This KOA was alright and suited our purpose. We just needed one night to stay and continue on our trip. It's more of a parking lot with spaces pretty close together. The spots were pretty much level and our spot 374 had both water and power. There are some good take out places around if you don't want to venture into the casino. Be sure to lock your stuff up as this is not in the greatest of locations.

This is the second year we have come down for a banquet at Sam's Town right across the street. The KOA is super convenient, clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, and it is always quiet and relaxing. Full RV hookups, nice showers, a pool, and pet friendly. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

Contrary to the assertion made on KOA.com, this campground falls short of providing a truly rejuvenating haven. While it may serve as a temporary respite for overnight stays or extended vacations, its security measures are severely lacking. The campground’s "family-friendly" marketing is contradicted by the presence of homeless individuals who roam freely, posing a significant risk to campers. Furthermore, during our three-day stay, we experienced a power outage on the first night and the theft of our electric bikes on the final day. Despite purchasing bike locks specifically to address the security concerns, these were unfortunately stolen. It is disheartening to learn that we were not the only individuals affected by property theft at this campground. The KOA’s lack of concern and the dismissive attitude of the staff further discourage potential customers.