Canyon Trail RV Park

Stayed here 6/20/19 to 6/26/19. I was looking for a spot near vegas, but not right in vegas, and it was about 105 degrees the whole time I was here so hookups were pretty much mandatory. This place fit the bill, the rates were just a bit higher than I normally like to spend. The sites were nice, the laundry facility was clean and had plenty of machines, and it was great to be able to jump in the pool and beat the heat. They also have several dog runs where you can let your dog off leash, which was really nice. The sites were all close together, but I expect that at most RV parks. The staff was very friendly and accommodating when I asked to extend my stay (twice). The location is great for getting to Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam and Vegas is about 20-30 minutes away. For most stores, restaurants, etc. you will probably need to run to Henderson though, which can be a bit of a drive.

We wanted a park with full hookups in the Las Vegas area, but not in the midst of the Vegas craziness, and this park fit the bill. It's a typical private park with rigs lined up close together, with no picnic tables or other separators. The sites were a little tight, and people with larger rigs had to get creative to park their toads / tow vehicles on the same site, so don't expect much outdoor living space. Sewer intakes were elevated off the ground, making it a bit challenging to dump with our low-to-the-ground Airstream but we managed. Other utilities including cable TV all worked fine.

The bathrooms were clean and relatively modern, with plenty of facilities to serve the whole campground. Similarly, the laundry room was spacious and offered plenty of machines for campers. The pool area seemed nice though we did not use it. The park is quite close to Hoover Dam, and also convenient to big box shopping in Henderson (Costco, Whole Foods, etc.). The town of Boulder City has several supermarkets, and plenty of restaurants and a brewery. We were here for the LAS airport, and it was about a 1/2 hour drive during non-peak times.

The park occupants seemed like a mix of long-term visitors (multi-month winter visitors and permanent residents) with relatively little daily turnover. The park management is visible around the park and actively enforces the rules, so the park is quiet and clean and felt totally safe. The park was just completely "meh" -- we usually stay at public parks with impressive scenery -- but we would certainly stay here again if the occasion arose. Our price reflects a weekly rate.

In the middle of staying here to visit grandchildren in nearby Henderson. Normally we stay at the Las Vegas Bay NPS campground, but because of heat (highs in the 100s) we decided to get a place with hookups so we could run the AC. The campground is laid out very well with good spacing between most of the sites. (Some of the sites are set up with tandem hookups, which are a little more crowded. Not sure how they determine who gets which sites.) Roads are asphalt, camping areas are gravel. Very clean. Excellent help by staff; we came in late on a Sunday night, well after their normal office closing at noon, yet one of the caretakers found an office person to help us locate a site and check in. It isn't particularly scenic, but that's not what we're staying here for. Rate reflects weekly rate, which I think is a great value. WiFi was pretty much worthless, but had incredible broadband speed.

This is a nice park with level mostly pull-through sites. 50 amp and other utilities all work well.

Small pool and hot tub look well maintained, we didn't use them. The park is well maintained with nice desert landscaping.

Small dog run behind the trash bins. Large desert area across the street is nice place to give them more room.

Hosts drive around in golf cart making sure the rules are followed, especially the 5 mph speed limit.

We didn't have much luck with the WiFi during our two week stay and we were fairly close to the office. Others have had better luck.

Great location in a great little town with lots to see and do.

Chose this RV park for two reasons. Electricity for AC and it's close to the Hoover Dam. We stayed in July 2014 in our pop-up tent camper. We were surrounded by Class A RVs and 5th Wheels which was fine with us. Campground is a gravel and paved lot with pull through sites. Restroom and showers were very clean. I can't recall how much we paid for the night but I think we got a small AAA discount.

We were allowed to leave our camper on site past check-out in order to go visit Hoover Dam without. That was very nice of the owners. Hoover Dam has some Homeland Security procedures and having a propane tank would have been a hassle.

I would stay at this campground again for a one night stay.

Our nightly cost is based on the monthly rate of $545. One night with 50 amp electric is $35. All sites are gravel 50 x 30 with most being pull thro. Roads are all paved. Park is well maintained and owners are very friendly and accommodating. WiFi works well most of the time. Park is fairly quiet. Sites are close but there is plenty of room for slides and your vehicle to park next to your unit. Owners were in the process of installing a small pool and hot tub when we left.

The park is only two blocks from a grocery store and strip mall. Bootleg Canyon mountain biking and hiking park is right behind the RV park. The entrance to Lake Mead is four miles away and the Hoover Dam about eight miles.

We would stay here again if we were in the area.