Saguaro RV Park at Cactus Petes Resort Casino

We came here expecting to stay 2 nights. Signed up for another night. Haha. $26 nightly. Can’t beat it. We stayed in the lower lot by the rv office which is closer to the restrooms and laundry. Office was closed. We just found a spot and filled out an envelope. Full hookups you can only flush gray at your site. Dump station for black. Casino was fun and restaurant had good food. Pool was pretty nice also

Amazing experience here at cactus Pete’s, there’s an rv hookup park here that’s $24 a night with full hookups, or if you don’t need hookups there’s a big lot right in front of the park that’s for overnight rvs or vanlifers. As long as you go in and gamble or spend money at the grocery store across the way there’s no issues. We took a nice little stop with bad weather for a few days before moving onward.

They have an upper ($24) and lower ($26) lot. We stayed in the upper lot because it was closer to the casino. Water and Electricity worked well, but only grey water dumping was allowed at the site.
Lots of mosquitos as the sun goes down. Only the lower lot has facilities. Sites on the outer rim require several levelling blocks but nothing we couldn’t handle. Lots of nice grassy areas around all the sites. Despite being closer to the highway, it was remarkably quiet.
We would stay here again.

We stayed one night. We would stay here again. Short walk to casino. No staff on duty during our stay. Pick your spot and pay at the office. No reservations required, first come first served. Nice patch of grass at each site. Water, Sewer, Electric hook ups. Dogs (leashed) welcome. Parking pads are blacktop. We stayed in the back near a small airfield. Some barking dogs from the trailer park next door. No big deal.

This was good for the one night stop we needed. The sites were gravel surrounded by grass. 30 amp power. Only gray water can be dumped at the sites, but there are black dump stations available to drive to. They don’t take reservations, so it’s just a show up type of situation. I checked in at the hotel registration desk. There is an RV park office, but the hotel staff said nobody works there. It was about $23 for the night with Good Sam. I would stay again.

I'm curious about how many campers actually use the casino. The only reason that we went into Cactus Pete's Casino was to give someone our registration envelope with our $20 fee. There wasn't any drop box that we could find. We also didn't see a camp host or anyone else in an official capacity until the next morning when they seem to drive around to see if occupied spaces have paid. I'm not sure really how they monitor who has paid.

We didn't use the water and sewer hookups as it froze during the night. We had also had a back-in spot along the fence.

There is also a dump site as well.

This is a good value for a full hook-up RV park. The only noise I heard was somebody racing down the side street once next to the RV Park. Quiet. No TV reception.

This is a nice campground. We stayed 1 night on our way to Reno. The east lot is a couple of dollars more but well worth it. The grassy areas between sites is better and there are many more trees. The east lot is behind the casino so there is no traffic noise from the highway. The restroom, shower and laundry facilities are also at that lot. The facilities are well maintained. The casino is nice and had a good energy.