Desert Diamond Casino

All the reviews have covered the basics. Sign up for the loyalty card for free and get a super cheap, if not free meal. Stayed one night, checked in at the security booth in the casino and they waved me away with no concern when I told them we were just staying one night. As seen on a map, we’re right by the airport but it was super super quiet until 8am when the planes started cranking. No complaints here.

Great place to stay. Friendly security came to us and signed us up. 7 nights maximum stay. Lots of other campers and motorhomes. Went in to casino and signed up for free comps. $10 food vouchers for each of us. Great buffet. We never used the $10 freeplays for the gambling. There are trailer trucks at night so you should try to park near the gas tank in the back of the lot where there isn't enough room for the trailer trucks. Otherwise you may have to listen to one run all night. Don't enter the main entrance go on down to an unmarked service entrance which is easier to navigate to the back parking lot. If you have small dogs watch out for the wild hogs. Our 7 pound poodle could have easily been pig food if we had turned her loose in the cactus woods.

Stayed 1 night in 40 ft MH towing Jeep. When we arrived late afternoon a security car was just passing by and motioned for us to follow him. We were escorted to the RV parking section where there were already a half dozen other motorhomes and trailers, plus a couple semis. Nice open lot with a view of mountains. Fairly level lot, we didn't put out slides or jacks. Good Verizon signal. There was noise from trains and airplanes in the evening, but quiet at night. You will certainly hear jets at 6:30a. We would stay here again.

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. Train could have gone by, but we didn't hear it.

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 to be 10 min closer to Tucson, the other casino in Sahuarita is a better choice, IMO. Or try Casino del Sol.

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 to cover drinks and tip at the buffet). So if you're lucky you can actually make a little money to stay here for free.

To access make sure you get directions right to the lot. We came in the main entrance and driving past the front doors and around some tight circles wasn't the easiest.

Really no complaints, I just can't give blacktop camping 5 stars ;-)