Located in Reno, NV, the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino RV Park has mixed reviews. Some campers find the park to be well-maintained, with clean facilities, friendly staff, and nice asphalt pads that are wide enough to fit a tow rig. Others, however, find the resort fee and taxes for one nights stay to be high and the casino to be old and smoky inside. Some also find that the pictures on the...

This campground is a great place for an overnight stay or to use as a base camp due to its proximity to the interstate. The park is clean and neatly landscaped with all blacktop sites. Cable has some good channels, but some are snowy. Train and interstate highway noise is audible, but not a serious problem. The staff is friendly, but cannot help with internet problems. Pets are not allowed,...

Shamrock RV Park in Reno, NV is a large and well-maintained park with landscaped sites that give it a warm and inviting feel. The park is quiet, clean, and safe, providing a comfortable stay for guests. The office staff are friendly and helpful, making check-in and any customer service needs a breeze. There are many long-term campers in the park, but the sites are uniformly well-maintained and...

This campground is located in a convenient spot across the street from the Peppermill and Alantis Casinos. It is a small, paved parking lot with hookups and cable tv. The sites are very tight and some of the residential users have their stuff overflowing from their space. The dumpster is padlocked closed, but there are small, overflowing trash cans for guests to use. Trash was supposed to be...

Bordertown Casino RV Resort is a medium-sized RV park in Reno, NV, with a narrow strip of grass and a table between the sites. Most of the sites are pull-through, and only some of them are taken up by long-term campers. The internal roads are a little narrow, but not too bad, and some of the turns are a bit tight. Each site has a full, level concrete pad, a small patio with a small round...

This campground is a great option for those looking for a convenient home base while visiting Reno. It is very quiet and offers basic amenities, such as clean bathrooms and showers with hot water, but no grass or play area for children. The roads are in poor condition, so visitors should be aware of pot holes and drive slowly. The office staff are friendly and helpful, and the manager is very...

There is no picnic table or fire ring. The bathrooms are clean but the laundry was out of order. The park is in town but not really near anything you would want to walk to except the Truckee River. They have a stated rig age limit but let us camp with our 1967 camper. Standard hookups are available but no picnic tables or fire rings. The view from our site was a lovely mountain vista,...