Desert Diamond Casino Sahuarita

Decided at last minute to try this for an overnighter. I read the reviews and I knew it would be fine. No one here but maybe two big rigs, but we weren’t by them anyway. Large lots for choosing. Parked along the back next to the beautiful desert landscaping. Quiet and you can hear the highway in the background but it’s nothing distracting. The other reviews mentioned security passing by regularly, but I have not seen any ( been here an hour and a half). Our fridge took a dump but luckily there are many stores in close proximity. I would for sure come back.

*Directions; Exit 80 off I-19, head East on W. Pima Rd., turn North at 2nd entrance “service entrance” head straight until it starts to curve left which will be the outer ring of the parking lot for Rv’s and trucks. It appears anywhere along the outer edge of parking lot will work. Mild interstate noise, plenty of room, about 5 Rv’s and 5 trucks when we stayed. No problems whatsoever, only stayed 1 night.

We stayed for one night the first week of April. There were lots of other campers but the parking lot was big enough that it didn’t feel crowded. If you’re staying more than 1 night they tell you to register with security and get a car tag but since we were just there for the night they told us it wasn’t necessary. The casino is beautiful! We’re not gamblers but signed up for the players club per another reviewers suggestion and received $10 free play and $10 food vouchers. We won $9 from our free plays and used our vouchers for a late night snack and breakfast the next morning. The food was really good and FREE! The parking is a little close to the highway and I heard a couple airplanes, but I’m not complaining. For a free, clean, safe overnight spot, and to walk away with a few extra dollars, I actually feel a little guilty.

We had to have some work done at a Lance dealer in Tucson. While waiting for our appointment we stayed here. Everyone was very nice. The whole back lot is for RVs and trucks. We went into the casino and signed up for the play cards. My wife and I both got two $10 food vouchers for the restaurants and $30 each for free play on the machines. Noise was not a problem in the lot and security drove through several times.

As per previous review, but we parked at the end of the lot away from I-19 and had very little noise. Got a player card at the Casino for a $10 free play & $10 meal ticket.
All staff were very friendly and security circled around every 15 minutes or so and told us if we had any problems we should make some noise or flash the lights and they will come.
Security advised that all 4 DD Casinos will allow up to 7 nights once you register.
We later moved up to the Glendale Casino, registered and left the coach for a couple of days so we could travel up to the Grand Canyon.
Same friendly and helpful service. Felt safer than in most RV parks.

We stayed here for a few nights after getting service on our motorhome. For the most part, we enjoyed the stay. No need for a casino card. We just talked to a security guard that gave us a slip to put in the window. You can stay for up to 7 days which is more than most.

Nice big parking lot, plenty of room to spread and reasonably level. It's well lit, patrolled by security and though it's near the interstate, it's in the middle of nowhere. There is some traffic noise but it's not bad at all. But each night semis pulled in and ran their engines all night, sometimes fairly close. It's white noise so not the end of the world. Besides, it's free parking.

Great stop in the Tucson area.

I've stayed here a couple times now. Very tranquil. Parking lot is well maintained and has little islands of pretty shrubs. The neighbors have all been quiet and respectful and I've slept well. It is near the freeway, but I find that helps me sleep. I've heard they give you $10 to spend if you go inside and register to gamble. I haven't quite gotten that far yet. Thank you for opening up your parking lot to weary travelers. Tucson is not a friendly town for boondocking.