Solstice Motorcoach Resort

This is Mesquite’s hidden treasure, a lovely campground built on a bluff overlooking the town and featuring panoramic views of the desert and surrounding hills. Everything is first-​rate, including the best cable TV we’ve seen in a long time, and the staff is very friendly and accommodating. We wanted a nice quiet place to rest and be on our way, and this campground certainly filled the bill. Only drawback is that without a toad you will find it inconvenient to get into town.

Nothing but good things to say about the Solstice Resort. From booking our reservation to showing up on site everything was great. The host onsite truly knows hospitality, friendly and just a down to earth person.
If you read the history on the resort it fell on some hard times during the economic downturn. Only a portion of the park has been built out. The spaces are huge, very level, and all hook ups worked great. The only thing missing is a picnic table at each spot. The Wi-​Fi wow strong signal, and very fast.
From what the host advised that the park is now under new ownership and some changes are coming in the near future, as in building out phase two, and hopefully adding a pool and spa.
I would defiantly stay at this park again.

Stayed here as I was passing through for one night. Place was very nice, quiet and relaxing. Great place to walk the dogs. Nice hot showers in the clubhouse. Great views. Free wifi worked great. If I had more time I would’ve stayed longer.

This is a new «Motorcoach» Resort that primarily caters to Class A RV’s and nicer 5^th wheels. It is in a very picturesque location, on top of a hill overlooking the City of Mesquite, NV which is about 30 minutes from St. George and an hour from Vegas. The views from the resort are spectacular and it is a different experience than a lot of the RV parks we have stayed at where we always were staring at the back of another rig. We thought pricing was reasonable and they have a cool complimentary laundry with the high end upright washers and dryers.
We golfed while we were in town at a great golf course and then went up to Zion National Park. This place is definitely worth checking out if you are looking for something a little more refined than the RV lots behind the casinos.