Tried to stay here and found access very limited with vehicals parked in the travel lanes. We had to have a truck moved to get around a corner without sweeping the trailer at the end. Seemed like a lot of sites we're occupied by long term residents. Poor lighting and difficult access to the RV area.

$20 for full hookup, pull through spots. We are 43 foot and didnt have to unhook, but others did. Paved lot, no shade, no showers, or picnic tables, ok cell but no wifi, quiet, very little road noise, and great price for a quick over night. The temps were dipping below 20F and we needed electricity so it met our needs

Full hookups and walking access to almost everything you’d need, including Safeway and Starbucks. Sites a bit close if you have slides but can Park your vehicle in the casino lot if need be. The wifi from the casino works well. Worth the stop!We don’t mind being in town when we decide not to boondock as we do t find that any no...moreFull hookups and walking access to almost everything you’d need, including Safeway and Starbucks. Sites a bit close if you have slides but can Park your vehicle in the casino lot if need be. The wifi from the casino works well. Worth the stop!We don’t mind being in town when we decide not to boondock as we do t find that any noises than an RV Park for twice the cost, so I have it 4 stars.

Verizon and AT&T excellent. No service with T-MobileWe got stuck here because our engine light came on. We bought a new gas cap and are praying the light goes off soon. Full hook-ups and the sewer lines were easy to hook up to, not overly high. You just choose and site then go in and pay for it. The lady at the desk helped us f...moreVerizon and AT&T excellent. No service with T-MobileWe got stuck here because our engine light came on. We bought a new gas cap and are praying the light goes off soon. Full hook-ups and the sewer lines were easy to hook up to, not overly high. You just choose and site then go in and pay for it. The lady at the desk helped us find a place to get our car looked at. She was super nice. She says the restaurant at their casino is the best in town, but we went to a Pho place because I'm a vegetarian. You'll have to be the judge. Oh and watch out for the character in space 1. Whatever that means.

We stayed here as a base camp with our rock and mineral club in May 2017. Some had RV's and some used the motel. We were gone all day and only there in the evenings. I was not initially impressed on arrival as it is basically an asphalt parking lot with hookups, but at $15/night I sucked it up. There are some semi-permanent residents ...moreWe stayed here as a base camp with our rock and mineral club in May 2017. Some had RV's and some used the motel. We were gone all day and only there in the evenings. I was not initially impressed on arrival as it is basically an asphalt parking lot with hookups, but at $15/night I sucked it up. There are some semi-permanent residents staying there too, although I think they are just folks who are working in the area temporarily and want a cheap place to stay.Negotiating the park was somewhat tight but no problems on our part. Check in was easy as we just pulled into a vacant spot and walked inside through the casino to pay $45 for 3 nights. The clerk followed us back out to unlock the water. I will say that everybody was very friendly. Parking your tow vehicle is interesting as there is limited space. There is an adjacent parking lot to park your TV if it won't fit next to the trailer. We had a 30' Airstream and were able to park the truck next to the trailer, but this left us with very little room. We had two Labrador dogs and they were welcome. There are some vacant lots in the neighborhood behind the RV park to walk them and let them to do their business. Bring bags. There are plenty of amenities within walking distance including a couple small casinos with bars and restaurants, a convenience store, antique store etc. There is also a Safeway and a gas station with diesel right across the street. The main downtown is about a mile down the road. Fallon is a nice little desert town.I would stay here again with the club, but if on my own would probably choose another option as I prefer to be out of town.

Right on Route 50 near the center of town. The parking spaces are set back from the highway and insulated somewhat by a BBQ joint, the Casino, and Super 8 motel (also run by the casino). Major stores (e.g. Walmart, Safeway) and lots of shops and eateries are nearby. Maverick gas right across the street. We did not gamble and there ...moreRight on Route 50 near the center of town. The parking spaces are set back from the highway and insulated somewhat by a BBQ joint, the Casino, and Super 8 motel (also run by the casino). Major stores (e.g. Walmart, Safeway) and lots of shops and eateries are nearby. Maverick gas right across the street. We did not gamble and there was no pressure to do so.The "RV Park" is just a large paved lot with side-by-side spaces. Slots are about 45' long so larger rigs will need to unhook. We unhooked our 32' trailer and parked beside it. Those with slides would need to park in the parking lot a few feet away. Pull in, select an unoccupied spot, then check in at the Casino/Super 8 registration desk. Once registered and paid, a clerk will come out and unlock the water faucet and electrical box. Electrical is 30 amp only but very good. Night was quiet. Very basic RV parking with no additional amenities, but at $15.00 a day for full hookups, a good bargain.