Silver City RV Resort

Do not stay here! Odds are, you will live next to pill popping opioid junky, with blue tarps covering their never running old broken down atvs. Loud little barking dogs and massive amounts of road noise and internal construction. I lived her for 2.5 years and the long-term clients have gone down hill fast! I did like it. Sadly, the rules aren't enforced for old-timers who pop pills all day with small loud dogs. Staff is great but owner won't let them enforce the very strict policies for the worst offenders. I'm moving and never returning. It's a very bad experience for me now..

This was convenient for us and a very nice clean park. However you don’t want to stay here because there is a person who lives in the park that has a big dog that starts barking at 6:30 and barks all day long when people or dogs walk by. It is left outside, unattended, in a fenced area next to their rig. Walmart might have been quieter. Who wants to pay this high price and all you hear is a dog barking.

Sites are pull thru but not a full slab. Had some issues with stabilizer jacks hitting half way between concrete and rock making it slip. Biggest problem was on the pull out side. The roadway pitched down so sharply that my hitch was now higher than the receiver by a fraction of an inch. Thankfully a "well rounded" person stood on my bumper as I slowly backed up allowing the ball to ever so slightly rub the hitch as it slipped under it. WiFi was RV Park quality, meaning email was about all it could handle and that was slow. The way the utilities where laid out, I was unable to reach the sewer dump with my hose without parking all the way back which would put the elec and water at the front of my 28' trailer. Also, this park is listed in the Passport America catalog but said they are no longer a member.

Mostly monthly customers but plenty of overnight spots too. Close to the highway but we didn't notice the noise. Nice level concrete pads, all pull through with full hookups. Nice shaded pool, like new coin laundry that costs $2 for washers and $1.50 for dryers that you can pay with by credit card. Clean bathrooms and showers. Nice store and propane service and there is a fishing pond, community room with a kitchen. There are two dog parks. I can see why so many pay the $500/monthly and hang around the Carson City and Reno area.

This is a very popular park and for both our stays getting reservations wasn't easy. There are a lot of permanent units in the back section and around the outside. The center area is for short stays. The office personnel are very nice and extremely helpful. The also have a full fuel station with diesel and propane in the front of the park which is great and very competitive pricing. The ding is the site itself. Instead of making full concrete pads, they have two concrete tracks for the wheels. The wheels do fit perfectly on the strips. The problem is with the motorhome levelers. There is gravel inbetween the concrete but it isn't level with concrete. We had to crawl under the MH to dig out the stone to put a level block along the concrete for the leveler to come down cleanly. But all worked out. We had good W/E/S and great WiFi with our booster because we were in the front near the office and got their WiFi. We were close to the highway and weren't bothered by the road noise at all. There is a decent spacing between the sites. They have a nice store, pool, spa, lounge, library, and large laundry.We have stayed here twice and would stay again. Close to Costco and Trader Joe's!!

Check in was quick and efficient. They guide you to your site which is nice enough but not necessary. The sites are narrow with cracked concrete pads for the tires. It's a bit of a challenge to get situated properly. Our 45 foot motorhome fit in our site but just barely. There is a pad adjacent to the site for the tow vehicle. It's a rather utilitarian park with many long term renters. We were able to get Directv and Verizon cell coverage. The WII FI didn't work at all. Be prepared for constant noise from 395. Great place for shopping – all the big box stores are in the area.

We spent one week at the Silver City RV Resort a few miles south of Carson City, NV with great access to Lake Tahoe. We paid $232 for one week.

Here are some observations:

• The RV Park is located in an open field without shade adjacent to the busy Highway 395.
• The RV Park offers five (5) wifi routers but seems to have absolutely no bandwidth. It was impossible between 9AM and 10PM to get an internet connection. Be prepared to spend your expensive phone data.
• The fenced dog parks are smaller than the living room in our RV.
• At the time of our stay they offered good diesel ($2.39) and good LP ($3.19) prizes.
• Nice laundry facilities.
• An on-site hair salon is available.
• One is allowed to wash a RV or a car on-site after obtaining a $5 was permit.