Circusland Rv Park

If you just want to be near the strip, it works. Pros: No breed restrictions. No RV age restrictions. Front desk people are nice. Cons: No internet. No cable. Uber has no idea where you are. SUPER loud, trains, planes and obnoxious people, but you are in Vegas....I have a well maintained 2002 Class A, I have 2 pit bulls and a macaw.....But I also work from home and at random. Wi-fi is a necessity for more, as I will blow through my hotspot in just a few days. Do keep in mind that Circus Circus just squired this from another owner and I am sure there is a bit of a transition period. Also their website was trying to charge a resort fee, there is no resort fee for the park, so if this happens give them a call and they can process over the phone.

This is pretty much a parking lot.Pros -* it's on the strip so you can walk anywhere *QuietCons - *bathroom building isn't open. One side had a men's and a women's. Women's lock was broke. Other side of building had closed signs on both doors *No one answers the phone for check in to get code. Had to get other rv'ers to let us in so we could check in.*Check in is not with people. Welcome to the robot world. All done by kiosk - must have your driver's license available.*Charged additional $25 at check-in over cost of prepayment online*Pool is additional $10 per person, per day

First part of my review is going to be the down side of staying here, stayed july 12th, womens shower closest to entrance did not work, along with people throwing dirty toilet paper all over the floor in one of the stalls. The other rest room available didn't not have a key pad that worked, I was lucky enough to catch maintenance and be able to take a shower in that rest room, although the next morning july 13th the far restroom was still inaccessible. Besides the restrooms having issues, this location is close to the strip and I felt the parking lot was safe the night we had stayed. If the restrooms were full functional I'd give it a higher review.

We had such a great time staying in Circusland! We rented a travel trailer, locally, through RV Share. Had a great view from our spot. Bathrooms were clean, people were friendly and security regularly patrolled area. Dog run/park was a great added bonus. We will definitely be back, but next time with our new trailer!

Had to walk a 1/4 mile to check in. 5 people were waiting in a line outside gate and no one was answering their phones. The gate code they gave us wasn't working. We had to wait for someone to let us in. Security was okay in the day time. They have a huge fence around the property. It's a huge parking lot but it's to be expected with a city. No lock on women's shower door. Great dog section though with alittle dog obstacles. no one picked up their dogs poo. I would probably stay here again just cause of the convenience to the strip but it is along walk!!!!!!!

The RV park is a baren wasteland of uneven pavement. There is no shade anywhere, no grass, no trees, nothing, just baren pavement. I've been to many other desert / low-water type camp-grounds that had beautiful rock gardens, lots of artificial grass, palm trees, and other low-water vegetation. Those all looked nice and very desert ecosystem friendly. But Circus Circus RV lot just went with "pave it all" and its boiling hot in the sun and drab dreary as a result.Its right under the helicopter tours flight path so you have ENDLESS helicopter noise from early morning to late evening. Endless helicopters, non-stop, so noisy. You never have peace, you never have quiet, its just endless endless helicopter noise.RV service connections are all inconsistent. The septic connections are all either way above pavement grade or sunk below it. If you don't have a way of supporting the septic hose you will not get proper gravity flow to the septic connectionThe electrical connections are unstable and frequently disconnect. All the electrical breakers were loose and I wondered if I would get a 50amp shock flipping them on/off for power. I'm typing this so I must have survived.The water connections are rusted but the water was clean, I think. I used filters to make sure. Everything smelled and there was raw sewage near the water hookups next to the broken septic connections. Super gross and unsanitary.Looking around the RV park, everything was rusted, broken, bent, and pealing paint. The sun exposed fire-hoses are probably rotted so cannot use those to stop an RV fire. The cabinets covering the service connections are all rusted through and smell of human waste. The power-connections are all corroded.The automated check-in for the RV park is unreliable. I had booked two spaces (myself and a friend) and it would only check-in one space, had to walk to the crowded check-in to complete the other space. The auto check-in did not give us a space number, we had to go to the front desk on foot to find out our space.NO internet. Hope you have your own wifi hotspot or other solution. The internet in the hotel itself was pretty unstable and slow so it doesn't make much difference anyhow.

Difficult to check in. Difficult getting in and out of the gate. Dirty restrooms and showers. Nobody answers the help desk phone. It's basically a joke. Electric hook up in a dirty parking lot.

Like the July posting from someone else, they do not make it easy for you. Got here a few minutes early waiting at the gate. Finally, I realized there was no attendant and jumped in when someone was leaving. Totally confused like many others we saw the kiosk and it partially worked with our prepaid confirmation. We were not assigned a spot so I called waiting for quite some time to reach a person. They first gave us site 168 which had the power out. Called again, waited, and got a different adjacent site. To make things worse all the bathrooms were closed either for repair or something else. Fortunately, we are self-contained but I prefer to mess up their bathroom than mine. Otherwise, we had a great New Year's Eve time in Vegas and a wonderful dinner. Despite the problems I might come back here again as it is so convenient to the strip and that's worth a lot. I know how to shorten the process now.

It's a good thing this is only campground near the strip.There is no good, clear path to get from campground to the strip. You needto walk through a parking garage and a side street to get to the strip. Half ofwashers and dryers weren't working. Campground is NOT connected to the hotel. $75/night and no wi-fi. Two bath houses and one was not open. It'sthe only choice if you want to be near the strip otherwise avoid if possible.

Horrible service! Security likes to harass minors!! This place is not kid friendly as they claim! We maxed out our stay Twice 14 consecutive days each time. Never will I ever go back! Horrible experience! Horrible management also, they never called me back regarding my privacy concern and how we were being treated by their staff. Don't leave your camper unattended they're the crooks I wouldn't trust their "security"!! All bathrooms are also ALWAYS OUT OF ORDER, which was a problem for me, since we stayed mainly for the amenities "water" was shut down for a week, my "power" was off for a entire day during 120 degree weather, almost all amenities were shut down our entire stay both times, dog park was closed because it was flooded, the gate to get in opens in the dirt section, huge mud puddle. The pool was also closed for two days.