And that really is the main thing it has going for it....We have stayed in this park a number of times over the past few years. It is clean and well kept, but not terribly 'pretty', but it IS on the Strip -- so it's a trade-off. Laundry room affords too few machines -- especially in summer months when there are lots of families visiting. One thing we would REALLY like to see offered -- and we ask for it every time, hoping they'll take the hint -- is cable TV. Arial reception is pitiful in the park. Also hookups (preferrably high-speed, but phone modem would be fine, too ) for laptops in their store/'rec' room would be a welcome addition.

Stayed here for three days...Been to Vegas many times before, but never in RV...Was level site with a little shade, but location is everything here! Was quite a walk to the main hotel, but we did not mind it...Makes gambling harder and our stay cheaper!!!! The laundry was small the bathrooms clean. Will stay agin if we ever decide to RV it!!!! Pool was not crowded and was a bit cold...Gift shop general store was okay, I guess. Not much there as far as food items go, just a quick stop for basics.

We stayed at the Circus Circus RV park on 7/9 thru 7/12. It is a KOA camp so we got a small discount for being KOA members. The Lot has alot of spaces and good hook ups. It's all asphault, so there was no real dirt or dust to deal with. The store has stuff you might need for your RV and other items like ice and sodas...convience store items. The pool was small and did get a bit crowded,...and is a bit run down. It's location is good, just a short walk to the casino and taxi stand. I would stay there again, but I'd like to check out Sam's town first.

The inconveniences outweighed the benefits.The best part was to be able to stay economically at the park in a moving suit: a Winnebago. If a person has more time than the Las Vegas Package deals offer and they want to be able to tour more of Vegas see and do more stay at the Circusland RV Park.