Boomtown Casino RV Park

No security as both gates were opened and groups of teenagers walked through the park through a pedestrian that was also opened. Lots of trains going through close by and street noises. They did not give us gate code when we booked, thankfully we were able to get in when we arrived as we called several times and sent 2 emails, all unreturned within 24 hours. Dog excrements not removed from previous campers . Would not stay there again.

The campground is located on the Biloxi peninsula surrounded by a multitude of casinos. There’s a train that runs through the area at all hours. The campground is not staffed and entry is through a gate code. Call ahead 10 minutes before arrival and they can give you the gate code. Once you enter, we were told to look around and find a site we like and call to see if it’s available. We chose a site, called in and told it was not available. So we chose another with the employee still on the phone to confirm availability.

The sites look like they are pull-thru, but they are really split into two. If you're the first one to take that spot, you do get to pull thru, otherwise it's back to back. Splitting it in half, the sites were not really long enough for the 40' fifth wheel and truck parked sideways. I really had to cut it close to make the truck fit and even still, we were 3' over the halfway mark.

Starlink was 41 down 7 up. Our Verizon phones had 4 bars. Verizon and AT&T were at 5 bars with the cell antenna.

The RV park itself is quiet, clean, and feels pretty safe. Everything seemed in good working order. It is convenient to Biloxi beaches and casinos. People on the phones that you talk to are very helpful and nice.
Now, the not so good. Management is not around here. You makes reservations, then they say: “when you are about 10 mins out call and we will give you code and site number”. Problems is some people have been waiting of over an hour to get someone on the phone just to get spot and code. When I called (15 minutes prior) I was on hold for 33 mins. Now, that means I’m circling and looking for a place to pull over in Biloxi… not ideal!!!!
Finally, got spot and code. When I got there, there was a Class A in my spot. So another 26 minute on hold, and I finally got another spot.
Overall, I’d you don’t need amenities, and you have patience to hold, then for the price it was a pretty good little park.