Very nice, well kept. Spaces are close but nothing that you can’t deal with. Each space has water, sewer, electric and cable. Very quite except for the construction across the street tearing down a closed casino. No security or shuttle that we have seen. You must check in at the hotel prior to going to the camp ground. The signs at the...moreVery nice, well kept. Spaces are close but nothing that you can’t deal with. Each space has water, sewer, electric and cable. Very quite except for the construction across the street tearing down a closed casino. No security or shuttle that we have seen. You must check in at the hotel prior to going to the camp ground. The signs at the camp ground says you can call but we were told had to check in at hotel. Every one was nice no issues. For anyone that may not be able to walk long distances you may consider using some sort of transportation from tha camp ground to the casino. It’s a fairly good walk.

Sites are extremely large, both in green space and parking pad, My rig is 48ft 9inches total and I probably had a foot in the front and 25 feet or so in the back on the pull thru pad when I was unhitched. Plenty of space to hang out as well. Picnic table and grill was provided. Full hookups including cable for a great price. Very well ...moreSites are extremely large, both in green space and parking pad, My rig is 48ft 9inches total and I probably had a foot in the front and 25 feet or so in the back on the pull thru pad when I was unhitched. Plenty of space to hang out as well. Picnic table and grill was provided. Full hookups including cable for a great price. Very well manicured campground. I gave it 4 stars because although we didn't use them the bathroom/shower facilities were in extreme disrepair. Satellite friendly if that's your thing but the cable was acceptable. The rv park itself was extremely nice.

Check in at the hotelFree shuttle service Pool whirlpool buffet Loved it

We were exploring the Blues Trail and had stopped at the Visitor Center in Tunica for suggestions on where to spend the night. They suggested Sam's Town Casino and Hollywood Casino, across the street from Sam's Town. We didn't expect much, but drove over to check things out. The RV Park is converted from a parking lot and has gr...moreWe were exploring the Blues Trail and had stopped at the Visitor Center in Tunica for suggestions on where to spend the night. They suggested Sam's Town Casino and Hollywood Casino, across the street from Sam's Town. We didn't expect much, but drove over to check things out. The RV Park is converted from a parking lot and has grass and trees to separate campsites. It's simple, but nicely done. There is a bath house with hot showers and toilet combinations. Everything was clean and regularly cleaned/maintained. There is also a laundry facility at the bath house. We had water and electricity at our campsite. There isn't much to do but relax a bit. By staying at the Sam's Town RV campground, you also get to use the work out room, swimming pool, sauna and hot tub at the main Sam's Town Casino facility. This was an unexpected treat for us and we stayed for several days giving ourselves a little break. We visited Sam's in early March 2016, and while there were other campers, there was plenty of space between us. The sites are paved and nicely maintained. There is a security truck that drives around every so often. Sam's Town does not offer wifi at the park, but does inside the lobby. We found out later that Hollywood Casino RV Park offers the same set-up as Sam's Town, but also includes wifi at the campground. We did not visit Hollywood Casino RV Park. Suggestion: There really is very little grocery shopping near by. If we were to go back again, we would go grocery shopping beforehand. There is a buffet at the Sam's Town Casino - we went for lunch - that cost $9.99 each. It was pretty good, but after the third day, we were looking forward to cooking for ourselves again. At the time we were there, the other restaurant options were not open.