Preferred RV Resort

We stayed here primarily so our family from California could come and visit us. There is a hotel/casino right across the street so it was very convenient. There are a lot of permanent residents! There is a central rec room, where breakfast was served twice while we were there! Breakfast was delicious and very reasonably priced! There are several activities being held for everyone, but, like I said, there are a lot of permanent residents! Laundry room was great. Nice and clean and spacious. It is a very friendly park. We used a Good Sam discount

After reading other reviews, we were concerned about having enough space to get our 37ft fifth wheel into a spot here. Upon check-in, we asked about the roads inside the campground being tight for manuevering. They explained that the back-up sites on the right side of the park (as you're driving in through the gate) maybe are tighter, so they just gave as a pull-through, on the left side of the park. It was FINE. No problem at all. Folks are very tightly packed in the park - as many campgrounds are these days - but we were gone most of the days and didn't hang around outside our camper. We visited Death Valley National Park and Red Rock Canyon, in addition to other hiking and scenic areas, from this park. Be sure to get some fantastic desserts and breads at the local French bakery called "Cafe-Bakery O Pain Joyeux / O Happy Bread" on Basin Ave.

We booked our stay here somewhat last minute after deciding it would probably be too hot to stay in Death Valley with no hookups, and I'm so glad we did. This park is clean and well run...you can tell the staff take great pride in the property. The amenities and activities were top notch and exceeded our expectations. The grounds are well kept and there are birds everywhere. We're in a small camper, but I could see how some of the sites would be a tight squeeze for big rigs. We would definitely stay here again if we're back in the area!

Great spot to explore Death Valley - only 70 minutes away. We used our Passport America membership to get a great rate for 6 days. The sites are gravel with a cement pad with picnic table. E15 was a level site. The full-hookup sites are wide, but not deep which made many of the trucks and cars to park on the gravel road in front of the sites. This made it hard to maneuver for both arriving and departing RVs. Amenities included: covered pool, hot tub, crafting room, gathering spaces, woodworking room, ping pong table, well-kept gardens, gated community, 3 large laundry buildings ($1.50 washer, $2 dryer), dog runs, and more! The park had many seasonal RVs, but their sites were kept clean of clutter (for the most part). OTA channels were good (all the major networks), AT&T = 2 bars 5G and good for streaming. Very quiet park at night. Would definitely stay again.

Wonderful RV Resort. We had a back in site. Access roads are wide enough. But everyone parks in it. So it was tough to back in.

Address is Crawford Street. But the sign on the Hwy 160 stop light says SR376. So turn Northeasterly at the stoplight. You won’t have to turn around like us. As you enter, park on Crawford Street and walk up to the registration booth. Very very nice staff. Really helpful.

$20 with Passport America. Full hookup. 50 amp service. We did not use all the amenities. Gated access. Close to town. Great WIFI.

Infrastructure is current and in excellent shape. Gravel lots are fairly level with concrete pads and picnic tables.

Lovely trees and well maintained resort. We’ll be back to see Death Valley on another trip.

You know how all the RV parks have the Resort attached to their name and you cannot figure out why? This park definitely earns the name resort. It is an oasis of greenery, water and amenities in the desert. The town of Pahrump is not much in itself, though it does boast three wineries and some casinos, but it is the perfect distance between Las Vegas and Death Valley (both are easy day trips). It also has a large Walmart and fast food spots. The campground has a large indoor pool with regular water aerobics, volleyball and lap swimming times. They also offer multiple breakfasts, games and activities. It seems to cater to the seasonal RVer, especially those of a more mature age, it is very welcoming to the traveler and family crowd. Everyone from staff to resident was super friendly. And the grounds are very well kept including huge profusions of rose bushes, an adorable pond area with nearby playground, an exercise room and huge clubhouse. They even had a wood workshop and stained class workshop. If you are seeking a desert respite or stopover near two popular NV destinations, this is a great choice.

Do ask if you can stay in the Letter rows (A - D) as these sites seemed bigger. All the spots were well-kept and clean, just some were tightly packed. Our area on the 300 row, especially our spot, 321, was VERY tight with other RVs and there doesn't seem to be a price difference. That would be the only thing that detracted from our stay and my rating for this campground. We almost lost a mirror trying to avoid a rig on one side and tree on the other! However, most of the other sites looked MUCH easier to get in and roomier with shade trees frequently between spots.

After a long weekend in Death Valley this was a great break. Our spot is fairly small and the Class A in the row over is pretty much taking over some of our space but not going to deal with it.
The pool is large and clean, so were the showers and the laundry facility.
Price was great (good sams discount)
The water had a funky smell to it though, we put every filter we had on it and bought water for drinking

Stayed two nights at the Preferred RV Resort in Pahrump, Nevada using our Resort Parks International (RPI) Preferred Gold Membership. The nightly rate was $14.50 for full hookups with 50 amp electric service. This RV resort is aesthetically pleasing with well groomed grounds consisting of assorted cacti, palm, and pine trees. A quaint water feature with waterfall, stocked fish pond, shaded sitting areas, and romantic lighting is located adjacent to the covered pool/hot tub area. The hot tub was awesome, hot with powerful jets and a rotating colored light scheme. The Death Valley National Park Visitor Center at Furnace Creek is approximately 60 miles or a 1 hour drive from the resort and made for a spectacular day trip. The town of Pahrump has a Walmart, Sonic, Home Depot, and a Smith’s Grocery Store with fuel station. AT&T cellular service was 5G and clocked in at 125 Mbps download speed and 6.76 Mbps upload speed. Verizon cellular service was LTE and clocked in at 82.8 Mbps download speed and 3.75 Mbps upload speed.

We stayed two lights at the Passport America rate. It allowed us to check Death Valley Furnace Creek for first come, first served availability. We did check out the free wine tastings at two of the local wineries, which was fun. Despite giving our length, they put us in a back in site along the fence that was not long enough. Fortunately, it was wide enough for us to pull in at an odd angle to squeeze into place. Because our bedroom was backed up to a fence facing a local casino, we had to listen to truck generators all night. It served its purpose and was a good price, but we are unlikely to stay here unless other options in the area are exhausted.