Sky City Casino & RV Park

We stayed here in our 38' motorcoach with toad. We did an overnight. The views were beautiful in all directions!! We had full hookups but only used electric and cable. Our site was plenty big enough for us to not unhook. The only issue was checking in, the hotel clerk was not very knowledgeable about the campground. I asked for a map and she showed me a laminate one, when I tried to take a picture, she said I was not allowed, so I asked then which side are the utilities on so we know which way to enter the site, she did not know, I asked if she could ask someone and she said I could figure it out once I got there... We did figure it out but wished that had been a better experience. I would still recommend the campground as the park itself works for a good overnight.

We stayed here in our 38' motorcoach with toad. We did an overnight. The views were beautiful in all directions!! We had full hookups but only used electric and cable. Our site was plenty big enough for us to not unhook. The only issue was checking in, the hotel clerk was not very knowledgeable about the campground. I asked for a map and she showed me a laminate one, when I tried to take a picture, she said I was not allowed, so I asked then which side are the utilities on so we know which way to enter the site, she did not know, I asked if she could ask someone and she said I could figure it out once I got there... We did figure it out but wished that had been a better experience. I would still recommend the campground as the park itself works for a good overnight.

Like others have mentioned, check in is at the hotel front desk. We were given first row, site #3. The site is gravel and pretty level. It was about 50% full when we arrived. The site has full hook ups that were centered within the site. We had to pull the truck to the most forward of the site lane for our electric to reach the power pedestal. Very little noise from I-40. We only stayed one night so we didn't unhook the truck from the travel trailer. If you call the front desk, there is a courtesy vehicle that will pick you up from your site to bring you to the casino. We had dinner at the restaurant, big portions, reasonably priced. If it's your first time at the casino get a players card, they'll put $10 on the card for you to play the machines. Overall, we found all staff, to be friendly and very helpful. Our experience was good and we would definitely stay here again.

We were looking for an easy on/off of I-40 while traveling from Iowa to Arizona. We didn’t want to unhook truck from trailer so the long pull through spaces caught our eye. Upon checking in at the hotel desk, we were assigned a space and were pleasantly surprised with the level gravel lot, rolled curbing and spacing between rigs. We only used electric so can’t speak to the available water and sewer. Since we didn’t want to hookup to water, we did want to use their shower facilities, so be sure and ask for the voucher if needed. The showers were a short walk to the travel center and very clean/private with double sinks and spacious snail walk-in showers (they even provide towels, washcloths, and bath mat). We also walked over to the casino and took advantage of their free play for their club. Even played my favorite roulette on an actual table. Ate a yummy reasonably priced dinner at the casino. It was very quiet (could barely hear I-40) and beautiful views. A few slight negatives and things to note: 1) they promote free wi-fi but we were placed at the back of park and not at all in range 2) absolutely zero TV stations for antenna scanning, however upon talking to another guest he told us a few stations available via cable connection (which was never told to us upon check-in); we connected and did get about 20 stations). 3) Overall the customer service attitude was unfriendly (ie registration desk, casino players club/cashier window, McDonalds at Travel Center) 4) Finally, if you enjoy a beer/cocktail at your site after a long day of travel, be sure you have some in your rig as they do not sell alcohol in the reservation (except in the casino restaurant/lounge). Just wanted to give our full perspective of this RV park. Considering all the pros/cons and the very reasonable price, we would definitely stay here again!

We tend to favor Casinos as a go between and in this case we just needed to split up a lengthy drive to Moab so I could work.

You check in at the hotel front desk, you can use their RV/Truck overflow dry parking lot to do this before heading to the park. Sites are not fully level, expect to use some jacks to get your rig leveled which is a bit annoying but manageable.

I rarely use campground wifi but surprisingly found they have a hardline wired to an access point in the center of the park, meaning no huge latency spikes or speed issues common with poorer deployment choices. I had 80+mbps down, 20up and a 20ms ping to Denver servers. You will find they have an aggressive firewall blocking some services/ports but it serves its purpose for streaming.

For work I relied on Tmobile 5g options from the very nearby tower, flawless connection for Zoom with minimal latency and jitter.

The casino itself is simple but clean, smoke free and has a cheap diner for some meals away from the rig.

You have to stop at the hotel desk to get the key for your site. The young man that checked us in had great customer service skills and was extremely friendly. We went down to the park on the left. The sites are all numbered very well. Very clean. We have no complaints. There were approximately six other RVs and the park well spaced. They have security which doubles as a shuttle that you can call will pick you up and take you down to the casino as well as return you when you're done. There is a restaurant in the casino that's open until 10:00. The views are beautiful. Just know that you and your rig will have no protection from the winds, so there may be a little rocking in the evening. Pass that it was an absolute great stay. We would highly recommend it. All utilities work very well. Cell service was decent but not enough to use the hotspot for cable. Easy on easy off. I-40.

My second time here in a month, traveling south from Moab to Texas. Only $22+tax for full hookups, 40 foot level site. It's basically a glorified parking lot but well kept and clean. I would definitely recommend for 1-2 nights if you passing through on Route 40. Note clubhouse closed during Covid and still hasn't reopened so probably won't. This means for showers you have to get ticket from Casino/Hotel desk for travel center across the street.