Wine Ridge RV Resort

This is a very well maintained RV Park with nice amenities. The staff is very friendly and they always made sure we were ok and asked if we needed anything. We stayed in a premium spot which was very large so I recommend a premium spot when you book, it’s only a few dollars more. The pool was awesome and the dog park was nice also. Very easy to maneuver big rigs and large 5th wheels. Plenty of grocery stores and restaurants nearby. The only reason I gave it four stars and not five was because the winery was closed for renovations. The winery was the main reason we booked here but we will definitely come back when the winery opens back up!

We normally boondock with our 5x8 ctc but decided to spoil ourselves after Death Valley. This place is great. The staff are awesome, all amenities are spotless, the grounds are gorgeous and your close to shopping. We felt like ants parked amongst the huge rigs here but our neighbors were welcoming and non snobbish. The wifi is ok and I got a few bars on Verizon which is good enough for us. We will come back and stay much longer.

Amenities looked nice. Staff were friendly and helpful, for the most part. That's about the end of the positives. Most rv parks I've stayed at are 90% friendly guests, 10% cranky. Invert that for this place. So many unhappy looking, unfriendly people in one place. If you don't mind being scowled at or ignored when you say good morning to someone this is the place for you. Site was big chunky gravel with very small concrete patio. Only 2 dog waste bins on the whole property. Dog park smelled so strongly of ammonia you might need a mask. It's also poorly lit so bring a flashlight. Every 5 or 10 feet there are "no pets allowed" signs or "no dogs beyond this point." Laundry room was dirty as one of the washers leaked so there was a constant sandy pool on the floor. Dryers were hit or miss. Some worked, some didn't but no out of order signs on any. There was garbage pickup bt you ad to have it out by 1030. Good luck finding the dumpsters if not. Weekends are noisy as there is a race track 2 miles away. Might as well be parked at Daytona. I cut my losses and left a day early to find a happier environment.

Very nice location above town. Great views of the mountains. Campground is extremely neat and well kept. Resort type campground and price is good for what is provided which includes pool, spa, pickelball courts etc. Everything worked perfectly and WiFi was best we’ve had on a two month trip. It is well located with Red Rock Canyon, Death Valley, and even Las Vegas within an hour.

Waking up to beautiful sunrises over the Spring Mountains was definitely a great way to start each day. From our check-in with a bit of a mix-up (self-inflicted) with the reservation dates, the staff was more than accommodating and set us up with a wonderful pull-thru spot with full hook ups, in the last row facing east. What a spectacular view. Plus we had nice neighbors all around.

Do wish the RV wash had been working. We planned to hit it on our way out. That would have been a "cherry on top" to a delightful stay. The OTA TV reception was pretty good. The utility layout was nice and the gravel pads were fairly level. Cell coverage was good for both AT&T and Verizon.

We had several great "home-cooked" meals at Mom's Diner just 4 miles up NV-160. Definitely a stop to make. We also had very good Mexican food at Romero's, a stone's throw from Mom's.

While it was a bit chilly during our stay, we didn't get an opportunity to check out the pools or hot tub, they did look well maintained and nicely appointed.

We definitely look forward to staying here again for a short getaway, Highly recommended.

The sites are unremarkable - large gravel stones with a short concrete patio to position your door over - but they’re level and not overly tight. The main draw of this campground - besides being located about an hour from Death Valley National Park and Las Vegas - are the on-side activities and amenities. The main building houses the office, a small store, and a large clubhouse where they hold events like karaoke, poker tournaments, and wine tastings. Outside the clubhouse is the recreation area, with 2 swimming pools, a hot tub, a communal fire pit, a large outdoor grill and bar area, a ping-pong table, and two pickleball courts. They also have a self-service, open-area car/RV wash area with normal car wash tools (pressure washer, soap wand, etc.). On Tuesday evenings a food truck serving Mexican and American fast food parks near the wash area.

There is also a good-sized dog park with 5-foot fencing in the back left corner of the campground which gave our dogs a chance to let loose a bit. The walls of the park have solar-powered motion sensing lights that made it easy to use the park at night. The back and right sides of the campground are open to a public desert landscape, so we could also walk our dogs (on leash) out there, either along the two cairn-marked trails or just freestyle.

Pahrump has mountain ranges to the east and to the west, so we enjoyed a number of lovely sunrises and sunsets during our stay (we were in the last row on the right side of the campground, so we could watch the shadows cast by the setting sun creep up the slopes of the mountains to the east from our camper).

In terms of cell service, the best speeds I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our stay was around 20Mbps down and 15Mbps up, which was enough to stream TV with an occasional stutter. The one speed test I performed on my AT&T phone showed 28Mbps down and 8Mbps up.

So if you need a basecamp for visiting the area that also has campground leisure activities, this is a good choice.

We stayed here to get away for the weekend. We were pleasantly surprised at this wonderful RV park. Nice level sites that are quite large. We had a pull through I. The 900s so put the back was the spring mountains and only a minute walk to the pool. The only real co. Is that the sites are completely gravel and there is no picnic table. We look forward to staying again.