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anyone know of a good stop & go RV park around Las Vegas? Just looking for a 1 night stopover as I go back to Denver from LA. Any opinions on Hitchin' Post RV Park near Nellis?
I'm not doing a stay to play which Oasis is good for that (I'm at Oasis now but too expensive IMO $50).
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Livin' the Life! In a 43' 2016 Fuzion 416 Toyhauler, towed by 2015 RAM 3500
If you don't need hook ups for 1 night stop over, back of Bally's and Paris is where we stay for up to 3 nights when we do stay and play. Done so for several years. Oasis when we have family/friends with us and for typically a longer more chilled/relaxing vacational type stay.
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Breathtaking Alberta. Her Mountains Draw You But Her People Bring You Back
We went to all the campgrounds in Vegas and they are either scary or pricey for a day rate. We stayed at Circus Circus which is a parking lot, but they don't charge a resort fee like many of the others do. If you can stay outisde of Vegas Valley of Fire has a cool campground with some sites big enough for big rigs.
Las Vegas Rv Resort. $29 paved pull thrus, gated, great people.
We loved Las Vegas RV Resort but a friends of our told us they were charging a hefty resort fee for a one night stay in the winter. Must be much cheaper in the summer.
Las Vegas Rv Resort. $29 paved pull thrus, gated, great people.
We loved Las Vegas RV Resort but a friends of our told us they were charging a hefty resort fee for a one night stay in the winter. Must be much cheaper in the summer.
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Interesting. Have stayed at Las Vegas RV Resort for years (most recently in April) and never been hit with a resort fee. Perhaps its new?
You might try Canyon Trails RV Park in Boulder City. Quiet and safe. Nice little town with a relaxing main street walk. Close to Lake Mead and Boulder Dam.
