Nice, clean, safe and convenient. We decided to stay here last minute on a long road trip. There are a lot of people and you can hear the freeway. But it's Las Vegas so it's expected! We could not have been happier with our decision.

We booked a reservation to stay at this place for a weekend and when we arrived we promptly discovered that they do not accept conversions of any kind, (unless NRVIA certified) and we drive a skoolie. This mixup was mostly due to poor communication all around, but the security manager who we met was very kind. Luckily we were able to g...moreWe booked a reservation to stay at this place for a weekend and when we arrived we promptly discovered that they do not accept conversions of any kind, (unless NRVIA certified) and we drive a skoolie. This mixup was mostly due to poor communication all around, but the security manager who we met was very kind. Luckily we were able to get a reservation at Circus Circus, but for twice the price. Oh well! Live and learn. I’m sure it is a great resort for RV’s!

Large complex, tightly packed spaces, no picnic table, most important problem is poor connectivity. Highway & airport noise can be an issue. Good laundry.

Pricing includes tax and “deluxe” (pull through) site. An odd spot and grateful for it in the middle of Henderson/Vegas metroplex. Sites are close together but enough room to get out the sliders. Many sites are cinder/sand, some have grass struggling to survive.Interesting rules about pets - signs posted on the dog pens (dog ru...morePricing includes tax and “deluxe” (pull through) site. An odd spot and grateful for it in the middle of Henderson/Vegas metroplex. Sites are close together but enough room to get out the sliders. Many sites are cinder/sand, some have grass struggling to survive.Interesting rules about pets - signs posted on the dog pens (dog runs they call them) stating they have cameras and you’ll incur a $25 fine for not picking up dog waste. While the pens were cleaned up, I did see some dog waste elsewhere in the community.900+ sites and two high rises overlooking it, it feels a bit like a crowded fish bowl.Bathrooms are self contain and clean and private. Showers good, although took four or five gallons to get hot water - a waste for a water-starved area.They have recycling. Good to drop off the stuff we collect on our trip and take home if we don’t have a place to recycle. Not everyone follows the rules here either.

With 935 spaces and lots of amenities, the Oasis really is like it's own city inside Las Vegas. It doesn't feel like camping, but after all, this is Las Vegas, not a real camping area. This place is clean, well run, and the location is close to everything including the Strip and the airport. The staff are also very helpful. Especially ...moreWith 935 spaces and lots of amenities, the Oasis really is like it's own city inside Las Vegas. It doesn't feel like camping, but after all, this is Las Vegas, not a real camping area. This place is clean, well run, and the location is close to everything including the Strip and the airport. The staff are also very helpful. Especially one of the managers named Cindy. Everytime I call her she goes out of her way to help. The bathrooms are clean and private and the laundry is the cheapest we have seen in about 17 months as full-timers ($1.50 wash, $1.00 to dry). In addition, the wifi is actually quite decent, at least in our spot. We were able to stream shows through our Roku without a problem.There are a couple of negatives worth mentioning:Noise - The I-15 freeway is very close and sometimes it sounds like a racetrack.Cost - Our monthly rate was $1,045, including tax for a "Deluxe Pull-through" big enough for our 39 ft 5th Wheel and 3500 Long Bed Truck. I guess that isn't too bad when you consider the location. Also, electric is 16 cents/KW/hr which can add up quickly.

Always our go to place. But keep in mind their new rates are based on the Rauders games. If you stay on a Rauders game wknd, Fri, Sat. SUN WILL NOW COST 107.00 PER NITE, NO EXCEOTIONS. Even if you aren't here for a game, you pay that price. Been coming here for 5 yrs and rethinking it now

Due to a change in the weather, we called for a reservation the day of - Labor Day. No problem. A security guard first checks you in at gate. Though I was pulling a fifth wheel, he couldn’t seem to understand that we weren’t just visiting someone - even though I told him more than once we had site reservations. Beautiful entran...more Due to a change in the weather, we called for a reservation the day of - Labor Day. No problem. A security guard first checks you in at gate. Though I was pulling a fifth wheel, he couldn’t seem to understand that we weren’t just visiting someone - even though I told him more than once we had site reservations. Beautiful entrance into the checking area. Setting up in our nice pull through at sunset, I immediately noticed a strong sewer smell. Next morning realized the person in the site before had not secured the dump cap! We would have appreciated better signage in the park directing you to the exit. Leaving the park you must turn right even though the freeway is just to the left. Not a big deal, but be advised. This was only a brief overnight visit, but I’d have no problem recommending Las Vegas Oasis.

Exactly what I expected from Vegas: easy check-in, lots of amenities, clean facilities, good rate and the bonus of having a little elbow room between the sites. There are a wide variety of site types, even some that have grass if you want to pay for it, so be sure to review the Resort Map on their website and consider that I-15 is adj...moreExactly what I expected from Vegas: easy check-in, lots of amenities, clean facilities, good rate and the bonus of having a little elbow room between the sites. There are a wide variety of site types, even some that have grass if you want to pay for it, so be sure to review the Resort Map on their website and consider that I-15 is adjacent to the resort. Thee is a big dog park, pools for the kiddies as well as a separate adult only one. Our only complaint is that for some inexplicable reason, the bar would not serve us a drink to take outside?!? Very odd for Vegas, especially in Covid times, so they lost out on more revenue from us.It's a little south of the strip, but close enough to enjoy everything Las Vegas has to offer at a great rate of $66/night.

The good: clean, convenience, swimming pool, grocery store, RV wash, restaurant… what else can you ask for in a RV resort !!The bad: just one thing, not all sites have shade. If you happen to end up in one with no trees.. good luck to you.

We are staying at Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas as we have a project we are working on for 3 months. Check in is easy, there is 24/7 security, bathrooms with showers, laundry rooms, golf putting course, pools, spa, restaurant and store as well as more. The park is clean and close to so much to see and do. There are spots for ever...moreWe are staying at Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas as we have a project we are working on for 3 months. Check in is easy, there is 24/7 security, bathrooms with showers, laundry rooms, golf putting course, pools, spa, restaurant and store as well as more. The park is clean and close to so much to see and do. There are spots for everything from a small pop-up to a rig that requires a 90ft spot. The biggest downfall is, there is nothing to sit out and look at. Check out our video for all the details https://youtu.be/3pPNAbfh15M

We were very happy with our stay at the oasis Las Vegas. Beautiful facilities and very safe gated RV park with 24 hr security and front desk. Video below so you can see for your self:https://youtube.com/shorts/6aW76ZaX_hU?feature=share

We’ve stayed here a few times. This time picked the sites that said close to pool and clubhouse, I think it was premium pull thru. Perfect, 115 degrees and we were right next to pool. Before we’ve been in big rig section and it’s a walk. Previous visits tried cafe and acceptable. Uber will pick up here. Front check in staff has NEVER ...moreWe’ve stayed here a few times. This time picked the sites that said close to pool and clubhouse, I think it was premium pull thru. Perfect, 115 degrees and we were right next to pool. Before we’ve been in big rig section and it’s a walk. Previous visits tried cafe and acceptable. Uber will pick up here. Front check in staff has NEVER been friendly. Their online reservation is via email system so you have to wait to see if they have spot. Up to 24 hrs per website. But it’s so big,I wonder if they ever are full. They charge more if you call. They have some discounts. Pool was nice, clean. Leaving to get back on freeway a bit of a headache, you have to go on Las Vegas Blvd north or south a mile or so or be able to make a U turn. We tow and can’t make it. Good cell, OTA internet, and they have cable. We used Glory RV wash, came to site. Did good job

There are many reviews on this particular park, so I'll hit some of the highlights I haven't seen in some of the more recent reviews. Located fairly well South of the Strip, it's away from all the hustle, bustle, and homeless, yet close enough to make your way into the melee for some entertainment. 24-hour security at the front with ...moreThere are many reviews on this particular park, so I'll hit some of the highlights I haven't seen in some of the more recent reviews. Located fairly well South of the Strip, it's away from all the hustle, bustle, and homeless, yet close enough to make your way into the melee for some entertainment. 24-hour security at the front with a roving patrol. From the minute you park and walk into the elaborate main building, you feel like you're in a Vegas-worthy RV resort. Then the pools (kids and adult) can be seen to the rear and you know you're in Vegas (bring your own beach towels). Bath houses are clean, with laundry room as well. The park also offers concierge services to aid their guests. Onsite restaurant is available in the main building, with a fairly reasonable breakfast. There's also a guest market with some staple goods and miscellaneous camper and guest items as well. It was extremely hot during our visit so no noise concerns over the hum of our A/C. Plenty of grassy areas for our pet to walk through (plenty of rock and pavement as well).

Stayed here on a recent trip to Utah and again on our return trip back to Southern California. Our plans were very fluid and changing and the reservation staff were super helpful with cancellations and reservations. Check in went smoothly. The sites are close together but we didn’t stay long enough for that to be a bother. Pool was cle...moreStayed here on a recent trip to Utah and again on our return trip back to Southern California. Our plans were very fluid and changing and the reservation staff were super helpful with cancellations and reservations. Check in went smoothly. The sites are close together but we didn’t stay long enough for that to be a bother. Pool was clean and enjoyable. Fitness center also well stocked and cool. Definitely our new go-to park anytime we find ourselves in Las Vegas.

Nice large resort. Because we didn’t have pets, they put us in the “No Pets” section which is right by the 15 - lots of freeway noise and smelly air, so I didn’t want to open the windows of the RV unless I had to. It’s like you are being punished for not having a pet! We were in a Deluxe site, but there really wasn’t much Deluxe abou...moreNice large resort. Because we didn’t have pets, they put us in the “No Pets” section which is right by the 15 - lots of freeway noise and smelly air, so I didn’t want to open the windows of the RV unless I had to. It’s like you are being punished for not having a pet! We were in a Deluxe site, but there really wasn’t much Deluxe about it. No grass, just concrete and gravel with a picnic table for 6 and a really small tree. Not bad enough to complain about, but I would ask for a site in the Pets area further in if they would let me have one if I come back again. Lots of places for the kids to ride their bikes and they even made friends the first night that we arrived. The sites are pretty well packed in, and this place is huge! Cafe had simple breakfasts and food available. No fire pit. Has individual bathrooms with showers that have good pressure and hot water! Family Pool was great, a little cooler (but was heated) in the morning which felt nice once it started getting warmer (in the 80s) around noon. Has two showers outside by the pool that seemed like they were only cold water but once they sat in the sun for a bit, the water was warm. Lots of room in the family pool which went from 3-5’ deep. Adult pool has a hot tub which was closed because there was no way to social distance in it.Convenient to a lot of places - we did have to do a lot of U-turns because of the one way traffic outside of the resort (and we needed to go the other way). The roads are super wide, so it wasn't a problem.

Large RV resort with great amenities and close to the strip. Was not happy with our site. Paid extra for a Deluxe pull through. Had to pull up far due to hook ups so door opened right in front of a large electrical box and switchboard locker. Site also was full of stones and picnic table shoved into neighbors side. We loved the pool a...moreLarge RV resort with great amenities and close to the strip. Was not happy with our site. Paid extra for a Deluxe pull through. Had to pull up far due to hook ups so door opened right in front of a large electrical box and switchboard locker. Site also was full of stones and picnic table shoved into neighbors side. We loved the pool and would only come back if we asked to see the site they assign us first as you do not get to choose.

Large RV resort with great amenities and close to the strip. Was not happy with our site. Paid extra for a Deluxe pull through. Had to pull up far due to hook ups so door opened right in front of a large electrical box and switchboard locker. Site also was full of stones and picnic table shoved into neighbors side. We loved the pool a...moreLarge RV resort with great amenities and close to the strip. Was not happy with our site. Paid extra for a Deluxe pull through. Had to pull up far due to hook ups so door opened right in front of a large electrical box and switchboard locker. Site also was full of stones and picnic table shoved into neighbors side. We loved the pool and would only come back if we asked to see the site they assign us first as you do not get to choose.

Great location and lots of amenities to keep you busy. I was not happy with the site we were given, you don't get to choose. Our door opened up across from an high voltage electrical box and switchboard locker. The site was full of rock's and the picnic table shoved into the neighbors side.would stay again only if we could inspect th...moreGreat location and lots of amenities to keep you busy. I was not happy with the site we were given, you don't get to choose. Our door opened up across from an high voltage electrical box and switchboard locker. The site was full of rock's and the picnic table shoved into the neighbors side.would stay again only if we could inspect the site first. Pool was amazing and not crowded.

Clean site. Too cold out to try out the pool. Lot of older people. Felt like parking lot camping, not many trees.

Very clean, safe and pleasant (as long as you don't take the cheapest spots) Bump up your reservation at least one degree. Baf Wi-Fi and poor Verizon reception made business hard to do. We were able to do a 3 party zoom on hot spot but it was a little glitchy.

Paid $61 for a single night stay. Pretty pricey for what it is (tight, cramped, busy) but it was the weekend of Thanksgiving so we expected holiday/weekend pricing.This is our 2nd time staying here in the past year as we travel through Las Vegas. We lucked out at check-in that nobody was in front of us so it was pretty quick. They ...morePaid $61 for a single night stay. Pretty pricey for what it is (tight, cramped, busy) but it was the weekend of Thanksgiving so we expected holiday/weekend pricing.This is our 2nd time staying here in the past year as we travel through Las Vegas. We lucked out at check-in that nobody was in front of us so it was pretty quick. They sent us to our spot a little backwards and we had to end up going around a "do not enter" street to back into our spot after the incorrect directions. Luckily a couple spots around us were empty so we had room to maneuver. Otherwise it would have been really tight with a 42ft 5th wheel.Full hookups (50amp power, 55psi water, sewer). The water spigot dripped a little no matter how we attached our hose and regulator but we attached to the 2nd spigot and it was fine. With it dropping into the low 30s at night, we didn't want any dripping water.Smith's grocery store is just down the block. Restaurants and other shops aren't far away either. Pretty easy to get to just off the freeway but you want to make sure you're in the correct lanes to turn or you might have a hard time crossing a few lanes of fast traffic.

We wanted to stay just once in a nicer RV "resort" to see what it was all about. The Oasis is HUGE with a Cafe, adult & family pools, hot tub (out of service during our stay), exercise room, 18-hole golf putting course, bangin' cell & wifi, and good security. The sites are a little more spacious than most RV parks, many have some shade...moreWe wanted to stay just once in a nicer RV "resort" to see what it was all about. The Oasis is HUGE with a Cafe, adult & family pools, hot tub (out of service during our stay), exercise room, 18-hole golf putting course, bangin' cell & wifi, and good security. The sites are a little more spacious than most RV parks, many have some shade, all have fairly bright lights at the electric boxes. The park is bordered by two freeways and under the airport flight path. The air noise wasn't too bad. Neither was freeway noise in the daytime but sounded like a speedway at night. Security & cafe staff were super friendly and responsive. Front desk & store staff were generally friendly. We were surprised that given the number of groundskeeping staff we saw daily, litter was everywhere. We cleaned up a pile of debris from our site after setting up. Apparently the signs everywhere warning pet owners of the rules, restrictions, security cams, & fines, are all bark & little bite. We cleaned up other dogs' poop & saw dogs exercised in off-limit areas daily. (We also have dogs and do our best to be responsible, considerate neighbors.) If you're into large RV parks, this one overall is nice, and most of the staff are great.

This was a very glam place for me to stay. Very Vegas. It was clean and had full hook ups. I didn't use any of their facilities except the recycling bins. Thank you for that. It looks to be a great place to spend some time. I did encounter a man that was dismayed by folks not wearing masks in the fitness room. I looked in, it was a nic...moreThis was a very glam place for me to stay. Very Vegas. It was clean and had full hook ups. I didn't use any of their facilities except the recycling bins. Thank you for that. It looks to be a great place to spend some time. I did encounter a man that was dismayed by folks not wearing masks in the fitness room. I looked in, it was a nice area, but you wouldn't catch me in there with all the huffing and puffing going on. No thanks. The pools looked nice, and they even have an adult pool. That will be nice after Covid. It was also gated with a security guard, which is new to me, but pretty nice to have. I will be back.

Under 5 minutes to the strip and even less to other restaurants and shopping. The park is super clean, the staff is nice and the store is well stocked. The cafe is very affordable and the sandwiches we had were quite good. The cafe is understaffed so they can’t sell alcohol without extra staff. It was a real bummer on the 114* d...moreUnder 5 minutes to the strip and even less to other restaurants and shopping. The park is super clean, the staff is nice and the store is well stocked. The cafe is very affordable and the sandwiches we had were quite good. The cafe is understaffed so they can’t sell alcohol without extra staff. It was a real bummer on the 114* day and we wanted margaritas. :-)

We are staying on the monthly rate. It’s a big park with a few shaded spots. They keep the facility clean and maintain the park grounds. The only issue we have is when we use water for washing dishes it has a very stron sewer smell. (I have to pour a splash of bleach down the drain and keep the water stopper in it.) They recently ar...more We are staying on the monthly rate. It’s a big park with a few shaded spots. They keep the facility clean and maintain the park grounds. The only issue we have is when we use water for washing dishes it has a very stron sewer smell. (I have to pour a splash of bleach down the drain and keep the water stopper in it.) They recently are requesting you wear a mask if you are sitting out by the pool, but if you are IN the pool you are ok.. even if you are all alone and social distancing they ask you wear the mask ???? makes zero sense. Wi-Fi is ok not the best, but not the worst.

We stayed here two separate nights on the way to and from the north rim of the Grand Canyon. I booked a deluxe pull-thru online to get the 10% discount for the first night and then made a reservation for our night on the way back the morning we left. I was happy that they offered the same discounted rate. We grabbed a takeout breakf...moreWe stayed here two separate nights on the way to and from the north rim of the Grand Canyon. I booked a deluxe pull-thru online to get the 10% discount for the first night and then made a reservation for our night on the way back the morning we left. I was happy that they offered the same discounted rate. We grabbed a takeout breakfast and coffee from the cafe which was decently priced. Didn’t use the pool, but checked out the showers which were clean and spacious. Be aware of the sprinklers if you leave your stuff out. Luckily it dries quickly in 100 degree heat by 9am. The list of vendors they refer to for cleaning and repairs if you’re in need was impressive. We’ll come back to use as an overnight stop or stay a couple days when COVID is over.

Convent location. Next door to Henderson, NV for dining and a short trip to Las Vegas blvd. Felt safe with a guard attendant. Restaurant could use a bit of a makeover. Cabana market is well stocked. Grounds were moderately spaced.

We stayed here twice recently en route and back on a trip to a couple of Utah National Parks.Pros: Pull thru sites are plentyFull hooksups available including cable TV optionPrice for a full hook up site is reasonableAmenities - bathrooms, showers, store and cafe, which allowed for a non truck trailer disconnect and electri...moreWe stayed here twice recently en route and back on a trip to a couple of Utah National Parks.Pros: Pull thru sites are plentyFull hooksups available including cable TV optionPrice for a full hook up site is reasonableAmenities - bathrooms, showers, store and cafe, which allowed for a non truck trailer disconnect and electricity only connectionShowers - clean and spaciousCons: Customer service attitude didn’t leave us with warm and fuzzies; No shade trees (at least in our area) and it gets hot in Las Vegas so prepare to run your ACNot walkable to anyplace you’re likely wanting to visit Shuttle option would be a great additionThose items mentioned, it is likely we’ll stay again when passing through Las Vegas.

Oasis is well managed and operated resort. The sites are concrete pads. Long enough for our 43’ RV. They have a notary on site if you need one. Convenient location to Las Vegas strip, Death Valley, Valley of Fire and Henderson Bird viewing area. Noise from airport is tolerable. All amenities are as advertised. Great WiFi.

I made an online reservation well in advance to ensure a deluxe pull-through site. I received a reply requesting a call to verify my credit card information and confirm the reservation. Accessing the entrance is very easy, heading east or west on Blue Diamond Hwy 160, which is right off I-15. There is a small guardhouse at the entrance...moreI made an online reservation well in advance to ensure a deluxe pull-through site. I received a reply requesting a call to verify my credit card information and confirm the reservation. Accessing the entrance is very easy, heading east or west on Blue Diamond Hwy 160, which is right off I-15. There is a small guardhouse at the entrance where everyone coming in has to show ID or their pass. There are at least 10 large parking slots for rigs to pull into while completing check-in at the main building. Checking in here is like checking in at a Las Vegas hotel. There were 3 agents at a reception area, which was adjacent to the store, restaurant, pool area, and other services. We were provided with a color brochure & map, a rule book, several other full sheets and half sheets of paper and a couple of drink cards. I'm not sure I ever made it through all this stuff but one thing that really stood out is that this resort has several independent full-time service providers - RV washing, detailing, repair, custom sunscreens, tank flushing, etc. Noah from Red Rock RV Wash did a great job on my rig and several more each day we were there. Prices vary so shop around. The WiFi wasn't usable for us, perhaps due to our location relative to the antennas but we had great cell signals. Surprisingly, despite being so close to these major roads, there wasn't any discernible road noise in the resort. The final approach glide path for the airport is just west of the resort but wasn't really noticeable either unless you were outside. For as large as this resort it (granted, the space between sites is not huge but better than most WITH a nice picnic table) it didn't seem congested or noisy. The laundry (there are several throughout the resort) was well maintained and reasonably priced ($1.50-$2.00 wash and $1.75 dry). Hookups were very conveniently placed for efficient access. There are numerous dog areas throughout the park, with the largest one being outside the main entrance. In order to get there without having an accident along the way, many campers drive out and park right in front of the dog park. Accessing the strip is very easy, due north on either I-15 or S. Las Vegas Blvd. We had a great time and the Oasis certainly ranks as one of the nicest urban RV parks we've visited.

I use there dump station when not on full hook ups. They raised their dump station prices from $15.00 to $25.00 way to expensive and you can find other locations for $10.00

Our first experience in an RV resort this large. We figured we wouldn't need a reservation at the end of August but we were lucky to get a standard site. We paid $35 for a single night stay with an "end of season discount" that they were offering. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer) Stayed in site 469.The access right off the freewa...moreOur first experience in an RV resort this large. We figured we wouldn't need a reservation at the end of August but we were lucky to get a standard site. We paid $35 for a single night stay with an "end of season discount" that they were offering. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer) Stayed in site 469.The access right off the freeway was nice, although it can be a bit tricky getting out with so much traffic. The entrance gate was backed up just about every time we came and went. And when we first arrive we waited in line for about 10 minutes and then once we parked for check-in we waited another 15 minutes. So be prepared to spend some time getting in when you arrive.It was a little tight navigating the roads with a big rig (we have a 42ft 5th wheel). The sites were pretty narrow and short so people parked their vehicles and campers hanging out into the narrow streets. That didn't leave much room for cars to pass and we had a couple games of chicken during our stay. Our site was too small for our truck so we parked a couple rows away in guest parking.The garbage cans were almost always full so we would walk around looking for an empty bin.It was surprisingly quiet for being near Las Vegas and such a large resort.

We stayed here for 2 nights in a premium plus site. We were backed up to the pool equipment - a little annoying and next time would try and be at least a couple of sites over. Great place - easy check-in, super clean, amazing bathrooms/shower houses. Everyone very friendly and people enjoying the pool and the mini golf. We buzzed i...moreWe stayed here for 2 nights in a premium plus site. We were backed up to the pool equipment - a little annoying and next time would try and be at least a couple of sites over. Great place - easy check-in, super clean, amazing bathrooms/shower houses. Everyone very friendly and people enjoying the pool and the mini golf. We buzzed into town both nights for dinner and show - easy peasy, and took a trip out to the Hoover Dam. This place is perfectly located. Wifi is pretty much non-existent - at least whilst we were here. We couldn't even check email whilst connected. We did get decent Verizon and ATT. Wish we could stay longer.

The spots are shared concrete slabs, close together BUT if you can handle that and the steep price, then this campground may be a good fit.It’s very close to Las Vegas boulevard, full hookups, nice big family sized showers, VERY dog friendly with lots of dog runs and a 24hr dog park.Their WiFi was ehhh... comparable to other campgr...moreThe spots are shared concrete slabs, close together BUT if you can handle that and the steep price, then this campground may be a good fit.It’s very close to Las Vegas boulevard, full hookups, nice big family sized showers, VERY dog friendly with lots of dog runs and a 24hr dog park.Their WiFi was ehhh... comparable to other campgrounds we’ve stayed at. Laundry facilities were clean and super affordable ($1.50 wash, $1 dry)They have a cafe, a shop, a swimming pool and bar at the clubhouse - though we didn’t utilize it. Would stay again, very family friendly.

We stopped here for one night before checking into a hotel for two nights. This was our first road trip with kids & thought we’d need a few nights in a hotel room. Wrong!!! I wish we had booked here for three nights! We had a premium site, close to the main office, store, pool, & cafe. Our site had a small grass area & a nice, even con...moreWe stopped here for one night before checking into a hotel for two nights. This was our first road trip with kids & thought we’d need a few nights in a hotel room. Wrong!!! I wish we had booked here for three nights! We had a premium site, close to the main office, store, pool, & cafe. Our site had a small grass area & a nice, even concrete slab. The pool was wonderful with beautiful landscaping! There was also an adult pool & spa. The cafe was reasonably priced with the nicest people working there! Front staff was also very friendly & helpful. The convenience store was well stocked & priced just right. Laundry facilities were very clean with newer Speed Queen equipment. Showers were also well maintained & clean. Each shower unit had a toilet, bench, & shower space.

Stayed here for a night on our way back from Yellowstone.Its conveniently near the 15 and bit off the strip, towards the more southern end of Vegas. Makes it easy to lug the RV and tow around without the nightmare traffic of the strip. Full hookups, well organized RV park. Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed here over night on our way to our destination. Easy check in process, clean facilities, easy access off the freeway, and the pool was great for the kids to swim in after a long day in the car. Great pull through sites so we did not even have to unhitch. We will be here again.

Hundreds of packed in sites in a great location a $14 ride share from the Strip. The entrance was straight out of the 80s, the staff was helpful and the park is run well.We appreciated that the park was safe, had a great location, and has the novelty of every RV service you could need at your site. It was great to have Red Rock RV ...moreHundreds of packed in sites in a great location a $14 ride share from the Strip. The entrance was straight out of the 80s, the staff was helpful and the park is run well.We appreciated that the park was safe, had a great location, and has the novelty of every RV service you could need at your site. It was great to have Red Rock RV Wash come right to our site to clean our trailer, they did a great job.If we return we would definitely upgrade to a Premium site. The Standard sites have very little tree coverage and many of them put two rigs on the same pad nose to tail, we had never seen that before.Even with daily trash pickup it was common to see the bins overflowing.If you have a dog, K-9 Kountry was an awesome dog daycare really close to the campground, our dog absolutely loved it and the staff was great.

The Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas is one of the nicest parks we’ve visited. It is a very large park with over 700 spaces but it certainly does not feel that big. The sites are spaced decently with many pull throughs. Trees are scattered about with just enough regularity to cause you to forget that you are in a desert. The staff was ...moreThe Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas is one of the nicest parks we’ve visited. It is a very large park with over 700 spaces but it certainly does not feel that big. The sites are spaced decently with many pull throughs. Trees are scattered about with just enough regularity to cause you to forget that you are in a desert. The staff was friendly and the resort has two pools, a putting course, a restaurant, store and ballroom for larger groups. Price was reasonable for a resort and it is easy on/off from I-15. We would recommend this resort for your next Vegas RV trip.

After a very long and frustrating driving day, complete with ruined tire and new purchase, this was a welcome place. Clean and quiet, even though it’s just off I-15. We only stayed overnight because we still had a long trip ahead of us and weather was threatening. It rained overnight. We chose a Deluxe pull through because it was after...moreAfter a very long and frustrating driving day, complete with ruined tire and new purchase, this was a welcome place. Clean and quiet, even though it’s just off I-15. We only stayed overnight because we still had a long trip ahead of us and weather was threatening. It rained overnight. We chose a Deluxe pull through because it was after dark when we arrived and we were ‘done’ for the day. This is a premium resort with many amenities and professional 24 hour security. Although we didn’t use them, there are 2 pools and a hot tub, restaurant, grocery and rv supply store, and lots of other amenities. It’s more than we normally pay, but, hey, it’s Las Vegas. Maybe we’ll get back there when we can stay longer.

We’ve stayed here a few times . If you want to be close to everything in Vegas , then this campground works . Large campground with security at gate , 2 pools , small dog runs , horseshoes , bocce . Full service sites with cable and wifi . We’ve stayed in Premium Plus sites before and Premium. We’re thinking we’ll stay in the Delux...moreWe’ve stayed here a few times . If you want to be close to everything in Vegas , then this campground works . Large campground with security at gate , 2 pools , small dog runs , horseshoes , bocce . Full service sites with cable and wifi . We’ve stayed in Premium Plus sites before and Premium. We’re thinking we’ll stay in the Deluxe next time and save a little .They need to add some tennis and Pickle Ball courts .

Well maintained and well run, large resort park. We had a Deluxe site - note that it clearly says on the website that "some" of these sites have lawns so don't be surprised if you get concrete and gravel. The other sites that have lawn are much nicer and I'd pay the extra money for one next time.Decent spacing between sites wit...moreWell maintained and well run, large resort park. We had a Deluxe site - note that it clearly says on the website that "some" of these sites have lawns so don't be surprised if you get concrete and gravel. The other sites that have lawn are much nicer and I'd pay the extra money for one next time.Decent spacing between sites with a few trees throughout. 50 amp and all utilities worked well.For being in town, between two freeways, the park is surprisingly darker than most, which we love. Planes fly over all day and much of the night - like most of Las Vegas.We don't use any amenities, but this place has several. Very nice lobby and check in area. Small store looks like it has what you'll need. On-site restaurant open for breakfast and lunch.The person at the entrance kiosk fills out a form when you arrive so it holds up all the vehicles coming in. As a result, there is often a delay getting into the park.Park WiFi worked most of the time.

If you are looking for peace and space this is not your place.Oasis resort is pack specially during the winter months. With plenty of full hookups, heated pools, on-site restaurants and shuttles back and forth from the Las Vegas main tourist attractions.If you are looking for a place between California and Utah to fix your RV w...moreIf you are looking for peace and space this is not your place.Oasis resort is pack specially during the winter months. With plenty of full hookups, heated pools, on-site restaurants and shuttles back and forth from the Las Vegas main tourist attractions.If you are looking for a place between California and Utah to fix your RV while having a good time this is your campground.There are onsite mechanics and many more with minutes from the campground.I will recommend making reservations before arriving.Pets are welcome.The campground is very well maintain and the staff was very friendly and helpful.IF QUALIFY ASK FOR A MILITARY DISCOUNT!!!

This is the only park that we have stayed in, in the Vegas area...so I am not able to compare it to others. It was clean, with a grand entrance, on the outskirts of town. It seemed well run and the laundry was convenient and clean for a quick load. Sadly we were there the night of the Vegas Massacre shooting...we could actually hear th...moreThis is the only park that we have stayed in, in the Vegas area...so I am not able to compare it to others. It was clean, with a grand entrance, on the outskirts of town. It seemed well run and the laundry was convenient and clean for a quick load. Sadly we were there the night of the Vegas Massacre shooting...we could actually hear the concert music that night. I don't recall seeing security, but it seemed like a safe park. There was a mix of travelers and long-term residents. This was an unscheduled stop, so we called an hour before pulling in to access availability. We had a long pull-through, so we could stay hitched for a quick night of sleep. Pricey for a safe place to rest your head, but I would consider it for a longer stay if we were in the area and could use the amenities, such as the pool. Easy access to the highway and about 3 miles from the south end of "the strip."

We stayed here over Christmas. Lots of RVs decorated, and not busy at all. Approximately $12 Uber ride to the strip and conveniently located just off highway. Outlet mall just up the road

The park is big with over 1,000 sites. Most of the site are pull-through sites, but there are also some back-in sites. There are several large parking spots after entering the park where people can park and go check-in at the office.The staff at check-in was very friendly, and the same can be said for the security guards at the ent...moreThe park is big with over 1,000 sites. Most of the site are pull-through sites, but there are also some back-in sites. There are several large parking spots after entering the park where people can park and go check-in at the office.The staff at check-in was very friendly, and the same can be said for the security guards at the entrance. We felt that the security guards at the gate are only for show. Unfortunately, we encountered a woman at the dog park, which is just outside of the main gate, who didn’t want her dog playing with ours, and ended up threatening to shoot us. We called the police and let security know, but they didn’t care much and let the woman back in the RV park without getting ID. When the police arrived, they couldn’t find the woman in the park. So, don’t let the security fool you; keep your eyes open and be aware of your surroundings.Also, the internet IS NOT useable when the park is about 50% full. So don't expect there to be wifi that works. Verizon and T-Mobile are pretty weak here, too.

We stayed here in a travel trailer for a day and two nights. This is basically a very large parking lot without trees or shade but spacious. There are very nice and comfortable individual toilet + shower suites.All sites are full hookups and there is a mix of pull through and back in sites.Ride sharing services like Lyft and ...moreWe stayed here in a travel trailer for a day and two nights. This is basically a very large parking lot without trees or shade but spacious. There are very nice and comfortable individual toilet + shower suites.All sites are full hookups and there is a mix of pull through and back in sites.Ride sharing services like Lyft and Uber can pick you up directly from your campsite and take you to the Strip. If you want to drive, the south end of the Strip is about 3 miles from the campground.I subtracted one star from the Site Quality because of the lack of a picnic bench.

This park was amazing! Concrete sites, lots of space, amazing pools (1 family, 1 adults, and a hot tub just for adults). Check in was so smooth and there is a nice building area with a cafe for breakfast and lunch, lots of parking where needed, and friendly people.Wifi that actually works - this was also really great.We enjoy...moreThis park was amazing! Concrete sites, lots of space, amazing pools (1 family, 1 adults, and a hot tub just for adults). Check in was so smooth and there is a nice building area with a cafe for breakfast and lunch, lots of parking where needed, and friendly people.Wifi that actually works - this was also really great.We enjoy the security at the gate too - they check each car that comes in.The location - wow, just south of the strip about 5 miles...perfect!We will be back for sure if we go to Vegas again

This is for the big boys. It is a giant, well organized parking lot with fantastic central amenities. All of the sites are pull through with full hookups and it's mostly huge motor coaches and giant fifth wheels. For us, personally, we prefer a more idyllic spot to park. There is a pool and an adult pool that are pristine and enjoya...moreThis is for the big boys. It is a giant, well organized parking lot with fantastic central amenities. All of the sites are pull through with full hookups and it's mostly huge motor coaches and giant fifth wheels. For us, personally, we prefer a more idyllic spot to park. There is a pool and an adult pool that are pristine and enjoyable. The market is very well stocked and there are a ton of convenient amenities available. We had our propane tanks picked up, refueled and returned to us at our spot. A third party is also available for trailer washing and detailing. The bathrooms are private which is nice, but hot water could be a bit inconsistent and the bathrooms don't seem to be well ventilated which can make them steamy and brutal in the Las Vegas heat. Based on the size of the average rig there, I assume a minority of guests even use these facilities. The wifi was also very problematic during our stay, but a long term renter told us that our stay was unusually bad.At the end of the day, this place is convenient and offers all of the creature comforts while being 5 minutes from the Strip, so it's got a lot going for it. There is, however, no natural beauty to be found on site. This is a fully stocked crash pad only.

This is probably one of the nicest RV parks in the Vegas area. The park is very clean and pretty. They have a family-friendly pool and an adult only pool. It's very close and convenient to everything in Vegas. What I didn't like is that the sites are SO close together. It's a typical RV park that likes to squash everyone in like sardin...moreThis is probably one of the nicest RV parks in the Vegas area. The park is very clean and pretty. They have a family-friendly pool and an adult only pool. It's very close and convenient to everything in Vegas. What I didn't like is that the sites are SO close together. It's a typical RV park that likes to squash everyone in like sardines. You have zero privacy at this park, and it's also a noisy area day and night. We use our A/C fan overnight so the noise didn't bother us. Verizon coverage worked very well here, but the park wifi did not.

We stayed at this resort for several nights and really enjoyed our time there. The place is really large with hundreds of sites. They can also accommodate a wide range of rigs. It was obvious that some rigs were there for longer periods of time, but nothing seemed to be in disrepair.They have a maned security checkpoint at the e...moreWe stayed at this resort for several nights and really enjoyed our time there. The place is really large with hundreds of sites. They can also accommodate a wide range of rigs. It was obvious that some rigs were there for longer periods of time, but nothing seemed to be in disrepair.They have a maned security checkpoint at the entrance of the park which is nice as it helps keep miscellaneous people off the property. There is some road traffic in the area but we did not find the noise to be that difficult to deal with.They are "dog friendly" but as other reviews say, the accommodations for dogs are not very good. There are some small "dog runs" which are like 10x10 fenced areas that are on rock and are intended for the dogs to do there business. They have sings all over saying to keep dogs off the grass.All in all it was a good place, but like many of these larger resorts, there are some rules you will need to follow.

Yes, they "welcome" dogs -- ours even got a cookie from the super-personable security guard at the front gate. Check-in was easy and friendly. But the "dog walking" areas are tiny (12'x14'), no shade, no water, paved with sharp, hot gravel. There is grass at the resort, but it's off-limits for dogs, along with pretty much all the commo...moreYes, they "welcome" dogs -- ours even got a cookie from the super-personable security guard at the front gate. Check-in was easy and friendly. But the "dog walking" areas are tiny (12'x14'), no shade, no water, paved with sharp, hot gravel. There is grass at the resort, but it's off-limits for dogs, along with pretty much all the common areas. Each morning (early!), I met people walking their dogs, who then had to lock them up in their air-conditioned RVs all day. Even my 14-year-old pup can't sleep that much.That being said, for people, the place is great. Clean laundry and restrooms. Nice pools and clubhouse. We didn't try the cafe, but the business center (aka: store) was efficient and inexpensive. One cool thing was the pizza delivery company (Pizza My Dear, an "authorized" vendor) -- when I ordered our pizza, the woman taking my order said, "We deliver there a thousand times a day!" Nice -- my Chicago-born husband says the Chicago style was "very good" -- when it's over 100 degrees out and you don't want to cook. And you're stuck inside, keeping your dog company...WiFi worked well with both Verizon and AT&T. Sites were paved and very close to perfectly level. When we were there, it was too hot to sit outside, but the areas outside were fairly roomy and most had picnic tables. To be honest, we were only in Las Vegas because it was a place to pass through, but it was close to casinos and shopping, so if you are "doing" Vegas, and don't have a dog, this was a great place.

When you pay this much to stay at a park you expect it to be high quality and it is. The neighborhood is safe, good location relative to the strip, the facilities are clean, the pools are great, and the lots are big. Verizon mifi is very fast (40+mbps). Wifi at the clubhouse is also very fast. The only negative is the cost which is...moreWhen you pay this much to stay at a park you expect it to be high quality and it is. The neighborhood is safe, good location relative to the strip, the facilities are clean, the pools are great, and the lots are big. Verizon mifi is very fast (40+mbps). Wifi at the clubhouse is also very fast. The only negative is the cost which is pretty expensive for an RV park imo.

We stayed here after boondocking for a week or so at Government Wash on the north side of Lake Mead. It was quite the contrast going from a remote area with the nearest person a block or so away to an urban RV park. Although we are not big fans of RV resorts, this was is very nice with a great location just a couple of miles south of t...moreWe stayed here after boondocking for a week or so at Government Wash on the north side of Lake Mead. It was quite the contrast going from a remote area with the nearest person a block or so away to an urban RV park. Although we are not big fans of RV resorts, this was is very nice with a great location just a couple of miles south of the heart of the strip. Everything is well maintained and clean. We did have guests for one night and they said the showers were cold and low water flow.Lots of rules and they are strictly enforced. Our neighbor received a written warning for a little dog fence left at the entrance to their rig. Security seams very tight with a 24 hour person at the gate.Pools and the pool area was attractive and well maintained but the family pool was closed while we were there due to the colder season (kids could swim in the adult pool). A small restaurant is also on site. We had no problems with Verizon and ATT coverage.Being in the city it has noise with both road noise and lots of jets being close to the airport.It seams like it is the best option near the strip so I'm sure we will be back when spending time in Vegas.

We've been coming back to the Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas for years now. For us, it's the nicest RV Park in the best location at the end of the Strip. There are individual bathrooms with private showers, and I think they get cleaned daily. There are a variety of rates here depending on how much you want to spend. I think it's wort...moreWe've been coming back to the Oasis RV Resort in Las Vegas for years now. For us, it's the nicest RV Park in the best location at the end of the Strip. There are individual bathrooms with private showers, and I think they get cleaned daily. There are a variety of rates here depending on how much you want to spend. I think it's worth it to spend a little more and get a picnic table and some grass. We always book a site between 662-668 to have a "view" of the dog runs and horseshoe pits.I'm not sure what the issue is with Verizon at this park, but the signal is really terrible, though AT&T is quite strong. I've tried using the RV park wifi and it's generally pretty slow.We've left our RV here in "storage" mode a few times, which means we were parked in the long-term (not as attractive) section of the park, completely unplugged. No power, no water no sewer and it costs $10/night. Then when we returned, we switched back to the regular nightly rate for the remainder of the stay. Super convenient.Rate reflects Good Sam Discount.