This campground is the perfect place to stay when you need to be in Las Vegas for anything, or if you just need to recharge and refill after boondocking. It's clean, reasonably priced, and has full hookups. All 80 sites are pull-through, easy for the largest of rigs. Ours is a Freightliner HDT and 45' fifth wheel, 68' combined. Plenty of room...

We had a nice time at Alamo Lake. We had good T-Mobile service in our site in Loop E, -88 dBm, and AT&T at -99 dBm was good enough to stream. We don't have "bars" on our data devices. No OTA television. There's a dump station and potable water in the C Loop campground at the entrance to the loop, near the bath house, which was very clean. We...

We had a short stay to recharge between our boondocking stays. Packages/mail are welcome to be sent here. Staff is very friendly, helpful & accommodating. Laundry facility is decent with adequate equipment, $2.00 per machine. The pool area looked decent but does not open until Memorial Day. Out site was a pull-thru with plenty of room for our...

While most sites are far from level, it is relatively roomy and open campground. Lots of wildlife Do not believe that there is any data signal, we have Verizon and it was only voice and a drive to Fishing Bridge Village (next to tower) yields barely usable 4G (with booster). Check in is spotty, sometimes very good, but the most recent visit,...

This is a tidy campground in a canyon, a wonderful surprise. The private showers and toilet rooms were clean. Our site was easy to back into and long enough for our HDT and 45' fifth wheel, 68' total, with some room to spare. There's a park-like area up the canyon where the natural spring is located, with a playground and picnic tables and...