The RV Park at Circus Circus Las Vegas

Definitely run down and has seen better days not fully fenced in there is a half wall that's easy to jump. Water spigot leak. spots not all level. Cost more then a room? Really they don't even keep it very kept up how can you charge more for a rv spot then a room that you have to clean do laundry etc. Just Arnold parking lot they converted definitely could use some updating. Has a pool dog park and bathrooms it is close to the strip and the closest one you will find with an rv but wouldn't come back

We were grateful to find an RV campground (it’s literally a large parking lot). It was difficult & unpleasant from the beginning. The check-in process was very confusing, you have to use the phone to call security to just open the gate, which took a long time for them to answer. Then you have to checkin with a kiosk. There were two, but one was broken, and it was being used by a very confused couple, so that added to the checkin. We tried to use the bathroom, but it was closed, we did discover they have a bathroom/shower, but I would not recommend for a woman to shower there due to safety concerns. There is a key swipe to the general bathroom area & no additional security or access restrictions after that door. You can go into men or women bathroom, so if you shower, anyone can be in the bathroom. The next morning we woke up to very loud drilling and then no water since they hit a water line. We only found out what happened & that it would take at least 2 hrs to fix because we happened to be leaving & saw security. We will not be returning to this park, they are clearly not maintaining the grounds.

Unfortunately, the campground wasn’t very well maintained during our visit. Only one shower and one toilet were in working condition but not clean. The check-in process was inconvenient, with no staff present at the campground itself. Instead, we had to check in at the hotel reception, which involved walking through the campground, the parking garage, and their casino (about a 10- to 15-minute walk). On the plus side, the hotel reception staff was friendly and helpful. The campground seems to have seen better days, and we truly hope some investment will be made to improve it – it’s definitely needed. The price felt quite high for the current condition. That said, the location is unbeatable – easily the best in Las Vegas. You won’t find another campground that gets you to the Main Strip in just a few minutes on foot. We would return for the location alone.

Stayed here 1 night while passing through Vegas. This park is on the strip but probably had its heyday in the 70s. It's hasn't been touched since! It's just a un even parking lot with half its site non functional. Ours had a broken peice of curb propping up the power hookup! There is nobody there. You check in at a kiosk. We saw no security. You would think they would remodel this place. The Casino was pretty run down too. Not very many good food options. We like the location close to the strip but would not stay here again or recommend staying here either.

I had a bad experience at the RV spot. No one is helping the guests at the RV park—you have to go directly to the hotel reception, and it’s a headache! I have a 42-foot RV, and not all spots work for campers of this size. Spots 48–51 are the only large ones that actually fit. I stayed for two nights, and the first night was a disaster—I had no electricity. Unfortunately, it’s the only RV park near the Las Vegas Strip, but it’s not worth it.

Very much a parking lot with hookups. Relatively quiet considering you're in Vegas. Check-in was super easy and done via kiosk. Pretty poor state of repair as roughly 1/4 of the sites were out of order. The sewer connection at my site was broken, but I made it work with a brick and some rocks to hold the pipe in. The pet relief area was disgusting and people clearly don't care enough to pick up after their dogs. The laundry room was closed and has no machines. The hot tub was closed. If your goal is simply to stay in Vegas with hook ups, this will work. I had to do some emergency repair work on my trailer and no one bothered me about it. It felt perfectly safe at least. But I'm unlikely to return.

My only complaint was that it was hard to find the entrance. Pulling a camper in these tight areas of the city is stressful enough that not having well marked entrances makes it more difficult. Called the number on our reservation and the person that answered couldn't help us and it was not until we were bounced to security they actual got us to the entrance. We traveled across county and this was our final destination before heading home, it was good to be settled for a couple days. The site was fine and we enjoyed the pool. We also enjoyed a lot of things around Circus Circus.