Main Street Station RV Park

Conveniently located but I do not recommend staying here if you have any items on the back of your trailer or in your truck. We locked up all our items but someone drove thru with bolt cutters and stole our bicycles. Yes, there is a security guard that drives through the campground but I think the thieves have done this before and know how to grab what they want and go before security gets back. Sad morning for us. Lost about $5500 between both bikes. We have traveled for almost a year with our bikes and Vegas is where we lose them.

We checked in at 1130pm and woke up to find our bikes gone at 7am.

It’s downtown Vegas right off Fremont Street for $19/night, what more do you expect?

Our pup was an extra $5/night for really no reason, they had a crummy spot for dogs to go to the bathroom under the highway, but other than that nothing justifies that charge.

Showers weren’t overly private, but were clean and required a key card to access. Security supposedly regularly drove the lot, but we never saw them. There was a heavy mix of old and new RV’s.

Overall we felt safe the whole time and loved the location. If you have been to Fremont Street and know what to expect you won’t be disappointed, if you are expecting a 5 star hotel experience or something like the main strip then stay elsewhere.

So I landed in Las Vegas yesterday. Booked 3 nights at Main Street Station. They gave me a site next to a class C that’s missing a front wheel. You’re supposed to park your truck alongside your trailer but they’re not wide enough for a fifth wheel wide enough for both. So parked in the empty site on the other side. I went to play golf today Coyote Springs nice track. When I return there’s a car parked in my spot a car parked in the Brokedown campers spot. So I go and get a refund for the third night I was going to leave first thing in the morning. When I return to the site there was a bunch of kids hanging off my pin box. So I go back and get my refund for tonight and split. There was either a gunshot or an explosion of some sort last night that woke me up.

For $21 you can’t complain.
Security patrolled every 15 mins or so checking people should be there. Washrooms/shower exceptionally clean and laundry facility was clean.
Sites are a bit tight but we were on an end site so was able to open awning and had a small gravel area as our ‘grass area’
Close to all amenities and Fremont
Highly recommend this as a cheap alternative.. bonus no resort fees.
Prior to arrival maybe call and get your spot number

I am not sure how this place averaged 4 stars, the 2 stars I gave it is generous...to begin our adventure we booked a pull through site 3 weeks early and called the day of arrival to get our site number so that we could set up and then check in as recommended by the hotel. They gave us site #164, this is a back in site not big enough for us so I called back and they said to take site 162 instead, this is 9the exact same as 164 which I told the lady on the phone so then she assigns #196...I hang up, we drive over and that site is taken, I call back AGAIN and she says to take #190...ALSO taken...she then says we can take #192 but this site is more expensive...I told her we will discuss that when I come to check in. At check in she tells me that it is Nascar weekend and prices are raised to $43.90...I was quoted at $33 at the time of booking and after some discussion I got the $33 rate.

Now let's talk about the location...there are numerous people here that are clearly homeless, druggie homeless, with multiple people living in run down trailers (one is literally duct taped on all corners). The freeway offramp is right next to us, train tracks are across the street and it is in the flight path...You will hear planes, cars, trucks, air brakes, and motorcycles all night.

If it was more like $15 a night I wouldn't complain but at $33 a night (almost $43), it is a bit much.

Nice spot right near the strip. It's basically just a parking lot, but you get full hookups plus it's gated and secured. Was actually quite quiet while we were here despite being near the highway. Many spots are pull through and ours was totally level. There is a very nice shower house here. It cost us $12 to Lyft into the strip. Really nice inexpensive option when visiting Las Vegas!!

For the price, this is a great deal for Vegas. $24 nightly for FHU, drops to $22 a night the first of may. They have pull throughs and back ins. The pull throughs can fit a 40' and toad without unhooking. Spaces are pretty tight and setup in the buddy style. Your door will open to the neighbors, and won't be able to put out the awning more than a couple feet.

The main street casino is attached to the lot, bartenders are very relaxed. Put $20 in the machine tell them your gambling, and drinks will be free all night. Just make sure to tip, and the keep coming.

The RV lot is about 3 blocks to fremont street, we didn't even use our toad while in town since we could walk/bike to everything.

Didn't use restrooms or laundry, but heard they are cleaned and maintained.

There is a decent amount of road noise, and homeless in the area. Never noticed them walking through the lot, and we never felt unsafe.

Parking lot has security patrol throughout the day and night. We never felt unsafe, also didn't leave things outside unattended.

Call and make a reservation, they'll tell you the spot number. When you get there, pull into your spot, then walk over to the casino. Check in is at the hotel checkin area.

Cell service was great for At&T.

Couple people had to move spots because there power pole didn't work. I suggest plugging in a making sure its good before unhooking.

This is basically a parking lot with some trees here and there. Spaces are tight and ours was a funny angle so hard to get into but we were on end of row so we had more room. Baths and laundry clean. Casino across street for great buffet. After a few days here power was off for most of day but thankfully we have a generator for our air. Came on just before bedtime. I guess it happens when everyone is running air although most people near us still had power. Walking distance to Fremont Street. Signs all over about keeping pets off of gravel areas and to use the dog park which is a fenced off area under the overpass to freeway. Most didn’t heed signs. Speaking of on ramps, right next to one but didn’t much bother us although fire station across street was very busy. Lots of homeless around but didn’t bother us. Lots of security in park. Not supposed to stay more than two weeks but met a fellow who is by laundry room whose been here two years and evidently staff doesn’t care.