Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort

A bit expensive but a really good resort. Can’t fault it. Great location near the strip, two pools, clean, well spaced lots. Facilities all work. RV services via local contractors for just about anything. Wifi free but very congested. Intermittently unusable. Would pay extra for good internet access. They should offer that.

This is a nice place for the price, the internet was better than most places that I have been, and normally I have much trouble with internet but this place seemed better. The security was good and friendly so overall my stay was good and I am happy it seemed more affordable than other places. I wish that they had chess tables on the picnic tables I am an avid player… just a thought.

Nice entry, nice office and pool area. However if you want to stay monthly, only certain sites available and they will charge you a minimum of $ 81 to change sites. An extra $ 20 per month to have mail forwarded. Some sites you have only 2 ft from the back of the next rig, to your front window. Little privacy or room. A little pricey for what you get in terms of site space. Much less expensive at Las Vegas RV Resort on Nellis Blvd. Many rigs in storage at this RV park right next to your site.

It’s really quite a nice place. The problem is they have terrible Wi-​Fi. It’s definitely their service provider
. They just don’t seem to care enough to do anything about it. I’m not asking to stream movies. I just want to get my email and surf the web. It’s virtually impossible. I can’t do my simple work tasks here.

Staying at the oasis it is centrally located to everything you would want to see in Vegas or Henderson. They were very clean spaces and trash was picked up regularly the restrooms were very clean and the people were friendly and the security there was top notch. We will be back. we traveled in a 25 foot travel trailer. I would have given them five stars but I thought their price was a little high.

I came here for a wedding and it was quite nice. The place is pretty and the setup for the wedding was done nicely.

Very nice RV park. Each time we pass through Vegas, we go back and forth about staying overnight in our RV. This time we made the decision to stay. We chose Oasis RV resort based on the Unilocal reviews. We called on our way in and were told there were plenty of spots left. We pulled in and were treated by a friendly security guard who pointed us to the parking and main office. Walked into the main office and we were politely greeted. The rates were fair based on a 50 ft pull through site with full hook ups. We asked about dinner and were given several solid local suggestions.
Pulled into the site with no problem. The site was clean and level on a concrete pad. I didn’t even have to disconnect the truck I was towing.
The kids loved the pool. The bathrooms and showers were clean and well maintained.
I would definitely stay here again and I would recommend to anyone.

Here is my take on the Oasis RV park: We stayed at this park for just over three months while I finished up a bachelor’s degree in security and management. When we first arrived we paid for three months up front and they would not refund our money when we were dissatisfied. No worries because I do understand that the park has policies. However, because of my degree, I was keeping a close eye on the security of this park. The first day I arrived I went over and jumped the fence, and continued from front to back of the park, to see if security was ever alerted or if anyone would say anything to me. No one was alerted and no one said anything to me. Later, I found out about an ATV that was stolen and many bicycles, assumed to be from the hundreds of homeless living in the tunnels that surround the park. The park takes zero consideration for these homeless and in my short amount of time there I had numerous encounters with the homeless. I once watched a homeless man run through the park and spray paint a car, another was sleeping under an RV, and multiple drug deals go down by the dog park. The problem that I see is that security personnel do not have formal training or experience in the field of security. I smelled smoke one night and told the security officer on duty. He told me that people are allowed to have camp fires at their site. Through a further investigation by me, I learned that a site was on fire and the RV was close to catching. I told the same security officer that a drug deal was going down by the dog park, he responded «what do you want me to do?», not something I would expect to hear from security personnel. I have filed complaints about this officer, but he was still there when I had left. So if you stay here, beware of the homeless that jump the fence at night to take showers and wash their laundry in the shower rooms. Ask any of the security personnel what are the procedures for a fire drill, active shooter, or an evacuation in the event of a biological or chemical spill and you will get a blank stare. The problem with this is that when something happens, will you be protected?
Customer service is one of the worst that I have experienced at any park. Everything is fine, until I had complaints about my site or the amenities. Let’s start with the internet and just say that it rarely works. I have tried to complain about it and customer service tells me that it is free and I am welcome to call their internet provider. Nothing is ever free, that price is incorporated into their $ 700 a month fee. Secondly, why should we as customers call a provider that the park is paying? The park advertises that they offer high speed internet, but the fastest speed that LV offers is 3mbps. I read plenty of poor reviews about their internet before we came, but I called the front desk to find out their take. I was told that the internet works fine, but the internet works intermittently, and when you really need it that is when it will fail. The internet that they pay for is the cheapest of the cheap and
has told me that the company is not willing to pay for quality internet.
Another problem that I have noticed is that the sewer drains stink. I usually leave my grey tanks open to allow the water to run down. However, when I did my RV had a smell of sewer. I talked to a few others and their rig smelled too when they left their drains open. There is a tank cleaner company that drives around here offering to clean your tanks for $ 150. It is the parks sewer problem, probably not your tank.
My overall take is that if you are coming to Vegas to party on the strip, this is a great location. If you are looking to come to Vegas with your kids go to the old strip and stay at a nicer resort. I have seen too many bikes and belongings stolen out of this park in the short amount of time I have been here. The lack of security becomes a cat a mouse game with the homeless and the mouse is winning. The internet is horrible and customer service will advise you to pay for a hotspot, which we did and racked up another $ 150 bill because of my school data usage. The RV park charges high rates, but offers low quality amenities and service. Your security is at risk due to the location in Las Vegas (a prime tourist destination). The RV park is a soft target with a high quality of damage, due to the RV park right off the strip). The park’s lack of security leaves everyone at the park in danger of a terrorist threat.
Check it out for yourself, walk over to the east side of the park on the front half and look at the tunnels full of homeless that steal bikes from the parks guests. The police and park are fully aware of the problem, but their hands are tied when dealing with it.

Oasis RV Resort is a great place to go RVing while in Las Vegas. The sites are clean and level, the pool area is nice, the sports bar is fun.
While I was there, I had my RV detailed and they did a great job. I will be back!

We have been here for a few days and our experience has been great. Friendly people and nice place to have as a base is Vegas. Away from downtown but close enough to get to it quickly. Two nice pools, putting greens, café, small store with food items, RV items, clothes etc.
Very secure and every space has a picnic table and a patch of grass next to your cement pad. They even have storage for car trailers for a small fee.
Grounds are very clean and pretty with trees and plants. Laundry rooms, large private showers and bathrooms if you need them. And they now recycle which being from Washington we really appreciate the effort to be green.
We planned on leaving Monday but decided to stay a couple extra days it is so nice.
Be sure to take a drive to the Valley of fire that is about 1 and a half hours out of town. It is Stunning! A beautiful drive through red rocks and silica rock formations. You can RV camp there too and it is wonderful as well.

Tips:
CHECK IN — First, check in with the security guard, where he will document your license plates, and then direct you into a parking space to park, while you walk into the lobby to check in. If you are a NEVADA resident, you will receive a nice little discount.
RULES — There are A LOT of rules in this park, and full time security staff driving around making sure you are abiding by their rules. So, this may not be the place for you if you are a wild and crazy bunch. We are pretty mild, but the park did have kind of a «stale» feel to it. BUT, we only stayed one night.
AMENITIES — The pool is GREAT, and stays open until 11pm. I enjoyed swimming and cooling off after a scorching hot day, until about 10pm. The bathrooms are clean and well kept. However, the shower head was pretty gross. They need to be dipped in CLR and disinfectant. Laundry facilities were in perfect working condition.
LOBBY — Does not open until 7am. So if you are an early riser looking for some coffee; make your own. By 7am, it’s a thousand degrees outside, and coffee is the last thing on my mind.
RV SITES — I rode around on my bike to check out the grounds. Sites 300 – 308 and Sites 400 – 413 are the best in the park. They are the Premium and Premium Plus sites, but I will pay more next time for the shade! All of the sites are just big enough to fit your rig, a car/​truck and a picnic table. (We pull a 30′ goose neck with a full size dually) Don’t expect a whole lot of «personal» space.
STAFF — Very friendly and accommodating.
SECURITY — I felt very safe in this park. No shady characters milling around, and everyone who drives in, MUST check in at the security booth.
We will stay here again.

I flew in early before the rest of my party. I waited in the lounge area for an hour or so, and while on a phone call the security guard told me I was loitering and to get out! In the middle of the business call.
He told me I fit the profile of a vagrant with my backpack and scruffy face.
Awesome first day.

This is absolutely a resort. In the RV world that word… resort… is misused a lot. They should get ranked like hotels from 1 to 5 star. The Oasis RV Resort is awesome. Great amenities. Fabulous property, great location, great staff. We were very happy here.
This is a great location for Vegas nightlife, catching a show or day trips to Death Valley, the north rim of Grand Canyon or scouting Area 51!
This was a perfect ending to a 9 national park tour.

Now this is a TRUE Rv Resort (park) in Nevada!
Awesome pull thrus with grass in between spots and paved grounds with 2 pools, (even an adult pool) clubhouse, exercise room, restaurant, putting green course and a convenient store. Love the staff and all the friendly people here. Great security of the entrance and grounds. There are laundry rooms in several locations. Well maintained and manicured.
If we were going to build a RV park– we would model it after this place!
A true Paradise in the desert.

Pools are nice, small café with acceptable food. Small store. Handy to the Strip, but there is so much more to Vegas .
Extremely hot, little shade unless you are willing to pay for Premium Spaces, which will run you about $ 60/​night.
Pet areas are just gravel with chain link fence.
One laundry room for the whole park. Some bathroom buildings, but don’t expect hot showers. This water is tepid at best. One must ponder how these showers get disinfected.
Better than this is the LVM Resort, two miles west, with four pools, tennis, state of the art fitness center, lots of grass, pet areas, and over 1000 trees.
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If you don’t have and don’t want pets, be sure to book your space in the No Pets Allowed area, which is ample, spread out, and has virtually five or six spaces between the rigs. Ask for this area if you want peace and quiet, minimal traffic.
The front desk tends to force many rented R Vs in the front right of the park, resulting in tight spaces and heavier traffic.
Arizona Charlie’s is a viable alternative, runs a few bills less per month. Has many interesting spots to eat at, casinos, etc.

2^nd time staying here. Super clean facilities. Helpful and friendly staff. Good security. The pool area was so much fun. There is a family pool and a separate adult pool/​spa area. Our site was a premium site and was spacious with a picnic table. Nice and level flat cement. The hookups are lit so even if you arrive late you can see what you are doing. The shop in the reception area is very well stocked with basic RV accessories and basic food items and snacks. The on site restraint has very reasonable prices ($ 3.99 for a pancake and sausage/​bacon breakfast dish) along with other lunch and breakfast items. No dinner. There is also several companies on site that offer services for fee including a mobile rv wash, blinds and tank cleaning service. Great location right off the 15 and 5 miles south of the strip. Great family stop. Will be here again.

***WIFI IS NOW FREE***
1. The place is a concrete jungle, but most sites have a little strip of grass.
2. It’s fairly secure, clean, etc.
3. We had an issue. (BIG issue) I was able to have a sit down with the manager and it was (mostly) worked out to my satisfaction…
4. They have different preferred vendors they’ll allow into the park to come work on your rig or wash it, etc.
5. The dog area is pretty big and really barren… and the only way I found to get to it was to leave the park and go around the front! There’s a gate, but it’s locked.
6. The pools and hot tubs are nice enough and the other people were plenty friendly!
7. It’s good that the other people are nice because you’re kinda right on top of your neighbors.
Overall, I’d stay there again if I had reason to be in Vegas… but this isn’t some place I’d go to go there. (Unlike the review I left for a park in Felton, CA.)

Huge RV park just off the 15 on the southern edge of town. We didn’t have a reservation because we were pulling in at 2am, but they have someone available ²⁴⁄₇ to check you in.
The pull-​through so are easy to access, are level concrete pads, pretty nice!
There were restrooms just across from us and the clubhouse was just two rows over for easy access.
Our only real negative was that we happened to be parked next to the only RV with toddlers who woke us up at 7:04 am by running around literally screaming and crying. Ugh. I like kids, but since we didn’t get in and settled til 3am,…
Definitely a good place to stay!

Huge, Loud and Smelly
This place is clean. The dog area is big and underused.
But there are sites for over 600 RVs, most of them occupied in Spring (and good luck finding your assigned site), it’s in the flight path for McCarran Airport /​LAS, and WiFi at your site runs an additional $ 6.99 PER DAY.
Our site also came with a bonus poop smell wafting in from outside. It didn’t come from our two dogs — we know what they smell like.
Yes, it’s in the city limits, but for what they charge, you expect a better experience.

We have stayed at this resort over a dozen times. The reservation process is simple & quick, just give them a call. We are a very long Class A motor coach & they always have an open spot for us. We do not travel with kids or dogs so we don’t use a lot of the amenities, but there are 2 pools, 1 just for kids. There is a large fenced in dog park just outside the front entry & a smaller one inside the park. There is also a «No Pet» area for people who prefer not to hear dogs.
I find their shower/​restroom facilities clean & functioning. This is NOT the park for you if you want to have a loud, crazy party all night long. This park is quiet & tidy which I s exactly why we choose it!