Las Vegas KOA at Sam's Town

We stayed 4 weeks cause our Jeep broke in Moab. Vegas 4x4 jumped right in and said get it to us. Our rig is 68’ we just barely fit in the site. When our jeep was here it had to be parked in the street in front of our rig. We werent able to sit outside cause we only had about 3’ of space. Couldn’t put awning out cause a tree. There is a big dip pulling in off Boulder Highway. Pull in slow. Definitely recommend the angry butcher in sams town casino!! The staff was all amazing!!! We would stay here again.

We booked here for a month with our kids as it said it was family friendly. We've stayed at multiple KOA campgrounds and never been disappointed. When we arrived they drove us to a separate campground from the one on the map. This new side was apparently for monthly stays and not nearly as nice as the other side. Many sites are on top of each other unless you pay extra for a patio site, of which I highly recommend to have any space. There is no playground, no activities run during the day, no jumping pillow, really nothing for the kids at all. There is a pool and hot tub which they say then makes them family friendly. It was too cool to use the pool most days even though it was heated. The dog parks are dirt only, and smell like urine. Many people don't pick up after their pets. We've had to bathe our dogs on the regular because of how bad they smell after going. It's not gated fully so anyone can just walk in the campground, so just be aware. We didn't have an issue but didn't make us feel the most comfortable. Wifi is good. Campground is 20 mins to the strip with no traffic so keep that in mind. Just not what we expect when we stay at a KOA. Disappointed for sure.

There is a lot to like about this park. The campground feels safe, the staff seem friendly, and overall it is a decent campground to stay in.
The negatives however will probably cause me to look elsewhere for future camping stops in Vegas. The sites are so small that the premium site with its own dog park didn’t fit our rv. Couldn’t put slides out fully on either side.
Then we were moved to a site in the “parking lot” they call an rv park. Literally no camp side room at all - our stairs lead into the bushes between the sites. On the driver side I can reach out my window and touch the neighbor rv.
If you don’t plan on being in your site at all then this is a nice place to sleep. If you want to have friends or family over to spend time at your site, it will not be a great experience.

This is a nice KOA as far as the facilities go. Staff very friendly. Clean, well kept grounds. The pool is a tad too small for a park this size. Baths, showers, laundry all well maintained and cleaned. The rates vary, we paid $51.99 per night for 3 nights, $56.99 per night for 3 nights, and they charge another $4.99 per night per child (we had our grandson with us). The kicker was we were there mid July, with triple digit heat continuous through the wee hours of the morning, AC ran non-stop. The interior roads are paved, sites are crushed rock, and there is little vegetation (grass) so when you have to take Fido out during daytime hours to relieve himself, his paws are subjected to extreme temps. Thankfully we also had KOA rewards points to save us some on the total bill.

1. When you book your reservation, if your camper is over 35', lie and put down it is 42'. We have a 36' 5'r and we were put in a spot that was maybe 38' long. Ended up parking truck on street, squeezing it as close to camper as possible and had about 1' of the back of camper sticking out on road. There were numerous empty longer sites available, but for one night we made it work. There were no empty vehicle parking spots as it seems they like to pack the short sites first before filling the longer sites. -2 stars for this.

2. Clean campground with pool/activities for kids. Staff was friendly and helpful (had to ask where I was suppose to park my truck and there was nowhere close to park it. Was told to just park on road in front of camper since we were overnight only.

3. Narrow sites, with our awning out we were about 6" from the next camper. Power box could use some maintenance, loose breakers that were about to fall apart when you flip them on (missing mounting screws).