Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort RV Park

We normally boondock but had tickets to Aaron tippin at the casino so we booked at the campground. It’s large and organized and clean. When we showed up the power had been out for 20 min so they just had us pick a spot and drop a registration card in the box once we knew our site number. Electricity came on within 20 minutes of us setting up and we had no further issues. It was pretty quiet for being right across from hotels and casinos. We actually found it quite convenient to walk to the casino for our show. Good thing cuz the shuttle didn’t go around to all the stops in the campground. But that is an option for you if you don’t like to walk. It’s a gravel lot with hookups and also has laundry and shower houses. Plenty of space to maneuver our f350 and 36 ft 5th wheel.

Large park set up in tiers, lots of space between sites, everything kept clean. Our site looked out over Laughlin, so a nice view of the city lights and the mountains. Sites are gravel, but there are sharp little spikey bits that stick in the soles of your shoes. Don’t walk barefoot, and maybe check pet's paws. Water pressure was okay. Security patrols often, never felt unsafe in any way. Clean laundry, $2.50 per wash and per dry. We didn't visit any casinos, but saw the shuttle fairly regularly.
Some full-timers near our site, one of whom displays overtly political flags and strings of lights on their home, which was very off-putting when you’re trying to leave all the drama behind for a while. Not a huge amount to do in town if you don’t gamble, but lots to do over the border in AZ, just across the river (visit Oatman. Hilarious!). Starlink worked great.

I was only going to stay here a week, but it is a cool RV Park for the area. Several of the residents were snowbirds and they were friendly and would help you in any way. The office staff was friendly and professional. I only had one issue with the shuttle, which never came in 45 minutes, but I just walked the half mile to the casino. The park was clean and very spacious sites. All of the facilities that I used worked as advertised.

After failing to get a site at the Nevada state park nearby, we got a last-minute reservation here. We weren't expecting much from a casino RV park, but were pleasantly surprised. The sites are larger than many RV parks we've stayed in. The back-in sites are typically about three vehicles wide, while the pull-through sites are less wide, but VERY long - long enough for a 42-foot fifth wheel, a truck, and a car. Unfortunately, they ask that you park your vehicle behind or in front of your RV in the pull-through sites, utilizing a long strip of a site. When we arrived at our site, the people in the next site had parked their truck in front of their RV (in our site) instead of behind their RV. Since we all agreed we'd rather set our sites up that way, and we were both there for the whole week, we both parked our trucks next to our RVs instead of behind them, making our sites feel bigger than they would have if we'd adhered to the way the park wanted us to do it. I'd definitely recommend trying to get a back-in site over a pull-through site here if you can, as they seemed nicer. Also, the concrete pads at the end of the pull-through sites (at least in our section), had a drop-off that was filled with gouges from people scraping as they pulled out. We heard a large Class A towing a pickup scrape horribly as they pulled out. Thankfully, our neighbors left first, and we were able to back out of our site to avoid this.
As someone else mentioned, there are quite a few people living full-time in this park - including at least four police officers at the time of our visit. Some of those tenants do have run-down rigs, but there weren't that many. We were put on the top level of the park and thought that was the nicest area of the park, with views of the surrounding mountains.
The bathhouses were VERY nice looking. (I didn't use them, but checked them out.) They were nicely tiled, well-lit, and clean. The laundry room on the upper level had three washers ($2.50) and three dryers ($2.00 - if I remember correctly). There are bathhouses and laundry facilities throughout the park. There are also dumpsters (nicely concealed) throughout the park as well.
A shuttle bus devoted to the RV park will pick you up and take you to the casino and back. We used it once to play laser tag at the casino. Our stay gave us access to the pools at the casino, but we didn't use them as it was too chilly during our stay.
Our price per night reflects the discount for staying a full week.

This is a large, multi-tiered RV park. About 75% of the sites were taken by full time and seasonal RV’s that were used on the weekend. The park was near capacity the last weekend in April due to the Harley Rally.

Most sites had a concrete pad to park on. The street was very wide making backing into sites easy. Some sites had a shared pedestal, although we did not see any being shared. We were in site 147 Left with the concrete pad but spread out into 148 Right. Our friends stayed in the very top tier, which had nicer views.

Overall the park is tired, however the restrooms and showers were very nice and new looking. Water pressure at our site fluctuated, power ran our AC efficiently. Shuttles to the casino, dog parks throughout.

The office closes at 3:45 during the summer, the end of April operated on summer hours. Easy late check in.

There a lot of sites and all seem to have generous spacing, but my sewer connection was a bit on the up-slope so I had to do the slinky thing. Also, I was within ear-shot of the clunk-clunk of cars driving over something to/from the RV site and the upper level of the parking structure. Don’t park near the parking structure! The RV park has a regular shuttle to all the casinos, or just walk to Riverside and Aquarius casinos. I also biked the nearby paved path to Davis Dam. Along the entire route were picnic sites which allowed you to view the Colorado River.

The Riverside RV Park is not pretty. It is functional and acceptable for a stay while doing other activities in the area. The infrastructure is dated and a bit worn out but stuff works. My site was gravely dirt, dusty. The hook ups worked just fine and I had great 5G ATT service. I had a 5 minute walk to the casino and the laundry room was close. All the machines worked but the room was so small that the doors of one machine bump into the other machine across the aisle. But it worked. The park is situated that it's easy to get in and out of town and across the river to Bullhead City AZ.