Desert Diamond Casino

When I was here last there was some loud sonic booming that may have been coming from Raytheon nearby. It's been pleasant enough this time.

I would go a bit further down to the other Desert Diamond location. This one was very close to the train and the airport. There was some intense sonic rumbling that actually hurt coming from the airport.

It was just a big ugly parking lot... it is the closest to Tucson...

Pulled in for the night. Place is very clean and quiet. There were only two rigs here besides us. I felt very safe and got a good night's sleep. You can catch breakfast at the casino if you want don't want to cook before pulling out. Not a place for an extended stay, but perfect for an overnight. Train tracks are across the road a ways... more

Near highway, airport and train tracks. Highway noise not bad. Airport noise minimal at night. But a very loud train rolls through blowing its whistle a couple times a night. Parking lot felt safe. We stayed here 2 nights but if we had known about the sister casino to the south we would have stayed there instead. Unless you need ... more

We stayed here a couple days while we explored the Pima Air and Space Museum. The facility is clean and relatively quiet but cell service is really bad and we could barely use our mifi. It's not a bad place to stay but not a destination we need to come back to.

We stayed here for a night and it was really nice. There are a ton of RV's in the RV lot with nice garbage cans around and a general feeling of being welcome. The players club card is totally worth it as mentioned by others! We signed up in 2 minutes and got $20 in meal vouchers plus $20 in free play (which we turned into enough cash... more

Stayed at Desert Diamond for a week while getting some work done on my rig (luckily they were able to give our camper back to us each night!). Tucson is a fun city, and a great place to stay for a longer period. The casino is about 15 minutes south of town. RV camping is in front of the casino hotel. There were a number of RV's camp... more

Desert Diamond is easy in and out overnight (or longer!) parking, and about a 20 minute drive to downtown Tucson. We stayed 2 nights mid-week, and another 2 nights over a weekend. Mid-week, it was pretty quiet, with just a couple RVs, and a handful of semis that would come in around dark. It was much busier on the weekend, but still... more