Excellent RV park for a quick trip to Jackpot. The staff were accommodating and pleasant. The site was quiet and the sites were roomy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good over night stop, pull-throughs a little narrow. Stayed in upper campground, will stay again We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is one of our favorite parks to stay in. The staff is friendly and helpful. Shuttle runs to casino. Clean and quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The price is right at this park. We pulled in at 7:45pm (Jackpot is on Mountain time, by the way) and drove around the park to see if any suitable spaces were available. We were towing using a tow dolly and aren't able to get into back-in spots without unloading the car...not a great proposition when staying for one night! There were half a dozen empty pull-through spots. (I should point out that nearly all the pull-through spots are piggy-back spaces where one rig parks in the front half and the other rig pulls in behind that rig). We then stopped at the office and were chastised for not stopping when we came in. The crabby attendant told us we would only be able to pull into the back half of a pull-through spot, that all the others were spoken for. Oddly enough, only one spot had a cone placed to block it off. When I explained that we couldn't back up, he said we would simply have to wait until the person in front left! I was ready to get back into our motorhome so we could leave when he came out and said he had a last-minute cancellation and that we would be able to pull into the front part of a completely empty space. We were happy to have a spot to hook up because we were completely out of water. Otherwise, we would have found a spot on the street or in the parking lot of any of the many casinos. No other units arrived after we did, and there were still several completely empty spaces when we left very early in the morning. I have no idea why the attendant was such a crab, but he doesn't do much to enhance the experience of using this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for one night. I agree it’s a good spot when passing through. There are two campgrounds, one upper and one lower. The lower one seems to be the older and more developed with more trees. We had to stay on the upper because the lower was full. We arrived about 5:00 pm and it’s a good thing we got there when we did because the campground filled up and there were several people who had to camp with the semi’s in the overflow area. The water was not turned on yet and the only spigot available was in the lower campground. Had to do a little wrangling to get filled with water. We stayed in a back-in site and did not have to unhook the tow vehicle to get level. The lower level has a shuttle that will transport you back and forth to the casino. I did not see any shuttle stops on the upper level. Not too far of a walk though and after a day of driving did not mind walking to the casino. There are no restrooms or showers on the upper lot. You have to walk to the lower. It’s a little bit of a hike and the office was not open so we could not get the pass code to the restrooms or showers. We would stay here again if passing through however, we would try to get into the lower level. Well worth the price. Did not try the wireless. Verizon wireless card worked OK for internet but you may have issues in the lower level. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for one night in November. It is a good spot on the way to somewhere else. Couldn't get our Verizon internet to work or our DirectTV either. The water was shut off for the winter, but they have a water stand to fill your tank with at the lower lot. We stayed at the upper lot with wasn't quite level. The lower lot seemed more level. Would stop here again on the way to somewhere. For the $13 price, it could not be beat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've found Cactus Pete's (actually Saguaro CG) to be a convenient stop when traveling on US 93, as it's a long way from anywhere in Nevada. Sites are mostly level (bit of a tilt on some), long and well separated by grass. Wifi is available but not strong (use an antenna). Note that when the water is off the price drops to $13.00 We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park actually seemed nicer than our last visit about 5 years ago. Except for visiting the Jackpot casinos, the only reason to be in the area is if you are travelling north or south on U.S. 93. For the price, this park's facilities are better than anything south on I80 or north in Twin Falls, ID. The casino/hotel pool is a five minute walk away and beautiful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is split into two sections, the older original park which has some shade trees and a newer section which does not. The more desirable shady section is reservation only (same price, so if you can, pre-reserve and ask for the shaded side). All roads and pads are paved and have full hook-ups with cable TV. Sites are not huge but certainly adequately sized. Casino, food, etc. are a short walk away. Excellent value park if you are passing through, or stopping to contribute to the casino! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Best non-membership value in RV'ing. Space 90 was spacious and everything worked. Pool was nice and the food was good at the casino. A pleasant stop for a few days. We'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice well maintained park There are two sections in the park. The South Park is on the south side of the casino. You select your site. There are envelopes and a lockbox to deposit your payment. This section is closest to the casino and highway, so you get more noise. The East Park is behind the casino. There is an RV office, restrooms, showers and laundry. You are assigned a site in this section. The sites appeared to be larger and there is more landscaping, grass, shrubs and trees that there is at the South Park. It is a pretty park. It is further away from the casino, but a shuttle comes by frequently. It is quieter that the South Park (no casino or highway traffic). Streets and sites at both parks are asphalt. Most sites are pull thru with a few backins. Guests may use the hotel's pool and tennis courts. The parks are big rig friendly and are very popular with RVers. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a surprisingly nice park. The sites were all spacious pull-throughs with full hookups and well-maintained landscaping, including trees. Because it was located behind the casino and hotel, it was away from the road and very quiet. Would have rated it a 10 if it had 50 amp and WiFi. We would return. The office personnel were friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The RV park was poorly marked for access as we were directed into an "upper" parking area where there was no registration facility so I registered in the casino and was directed to the "lower" area and given a space number to park in. I proceeded to that space, parked my rig and walked back to the office (as I was told to do) and there was nobody there. As it turned out the attendant came down another aisle and went to my rig, was very rude to my wife and daughter as to why I was parked there. At that time I arrived back at my rig and the attendant and I had an unpleasant discussion and he finally phoned the front office who confirmed what I had told him and he then turned back to me with his bellyaching. I cannot recommend this facility to anyone based on the incompetence of their park manager. The park itself was OK, had shuttle service to the casino, but thats about it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was pretty good. The sites are stacked, meaning that you line up end to end, two sites at a time. So when I pulled in with my toad, I could only hook up my electric, which was the highest priority. I was running a chest freezer and wanted electricity. We ate at the casino, and the food was ok. I would stay here again, as a pit stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Outstanding rate of $17 (no tax added). Park is very attractive. Only 30 amp. service. Lots of trees and virtually no highway noise. The only negative is that sites are fairly narrow and we got lawn sprinkler water on the coach. An outstanding value. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very popular place, even mid-week. There are quite a few "double" pull-through sites, although most of them were being used as singles when we visited. Quiet, clean grounds. Showers were poor with no dry area for dressing. Shower curtains were 3" too short, allowing water to splash into the skimpy dressing area. A good place to spend a night as long as you plan on using your own shower facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice place to stay, the value cannot be beat. Pool at casino is very nice. Close to golf course that had nobody on the course. Park next to airport, how many people really fly into Jackpot anyway? We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great for overnighter or extended Jackpot visit. Paved sites and roads. Extra-Long pull-thrus accomodate two seperate parties. Each site is separated by large grass area. No playground/arcade for kids, but they are able to ride bicycles/scooter on paved roads and play on grass areas by RV. Very clean showers/restrooms. Friendly Staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.