Problems and excuses galore. I registered 5 months in advance for three nights because of large motorcycle ride-in event that sells out entire Reno/Sparks Nevada at $51.00 per night. My credit card was charged immediately. We drove 500 miles to Reno event expecting adequate accommodations. Upon arrival they had only a space that was 10feet too short for my 36 ft. RV, or an unimproved site that included services but was not level. After setting, up we noticed lots of dog feces where full-timers in park had allowed animals to do their thing. Every other park in town was sold out by this time or we would have definitely moved. Our only option was to drive 500 miles back home missing the ride-in. We opted to stay under the circumstances. Due to animal stuff we removed our shoes before entering our RV. The park had a very nice space sitting vacant across the way and when asked why we couldn't stay there, we were told that a party was coming in two nights and because of expected party’s very large RV size she was NOT going to put them out on the street. The space sat vacant for two nights and when they arrived that Saturday, the 5th wheel was no larger than ours when I stepped it off and would have fit in our site just fine. That was the last straw. I will never be back to this park again and would not recommend this park to anyone, Good Sam Club or not. All we asked was we get what we bargained for and what we got was excuses and NOT what we bargained for. My wife and I were the looser and when expressing our disappointment, the manager felt we should be more flexible. Would you? We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has mostly full time occupants but is nice, clean, and neat. The area we were in was recently renovated with concrete pads and have some shade trees. Pads are short, close together, with no grass only gravel. Washer and dryers require tokens and were neat and clean. WI-FI worked great and was free. Access road is being paved and should be done in a few days. Not a great park, but OK. We would stay again as the price seems right for what you get and the managers are very nice. However, beware that they have a no refund policy so don't pay for more nights then you know you will be there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for a month and the management were the best we have ever come across. They followed up to see if we were settled in ok, and if you needed something all you had to do was ask. They are upgrading there sites, and it is a very clean park, We will stay there again when in the area. Would recommend this park to everybody. They also had washers and dryers that worked very well. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Simply the best RV park I have stayed in for quite sometime. If you like a clean, level grassy site with a mountain view this is for you. I love this park and stayed a month longer than planned. The rules are great for those who have a new RV, keeps the rif raf out. This park is AAA+. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice for a night or two if you want to gamble in the casino. This is NOT a resort, it is an RV park but it is NOT by Cabelas as one reviewer stated. Cabelas is by the Boomtown KOA on I-80, this park is Bordertown which is on 395. Pretty quiet, nice grass and level spaces. Staff is friendly and accommodating, and the food at the casino is good, especially their famous sandwiches. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wow, I thank the last reviewer, I could not have said it better! I think we would have been better off at the truck overflow lot, but it looks like that was sold to make room for a Cabelas. After the fact, I heard the Gold Ranch is better. But I'm not sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lots of full timers, however nice and tidy park for folks that are interested in spending more time away from park then in park. Friendly staff. I would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice park, although it looks a bit like a parking lot for now (until the trees grow up). It's in a good location. The sites were level and everything was in good working condition. We didn't use the Wi-Fi at $4.95 for 24 hours since we had our own internet connection via broadband. The others who state that there was only one bathroom/shower are incorrect. All you need to do is ask at the desk for a key to one of the private indoor stalls. They were spotless. The staff at this location was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Scenic and close to the casino with a shuttle available. Sites were very unlevel, but there was some shade that made it nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow, we were unpleasantly surprised by this KOA. It was terrible. The bathrooms were unacceptable. There is one toilet/shower for the men and one for the women. ONE for 203 campsites! The men's room toilet was overflowing so my husband had to use the ladies room. Our site was very narrow and uneven for being a pull-thru on cement. We were told at the office if you want WiFi, you had to pay for it. We've been on the road for one month and this was the first time, especially at a KOA we had to pay for WiFi. This campground is way over-priced. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites extremely short with sewer hookup on wrong side of rig. Vehicles from rig in next site park by your door, we had a hard time exiting our trailer. Water sprinklers came on with no warning both during the night and daytime. We had water come in our windows causing damage. Management just shrugged and didn't seem to care. There are better parks in the area. We camped here in a camper.

We stayed there for one month, and the sites were so close you could almost touch the other guest. There is one man who lives there and each time someone comes in he runs out and thinks he needs to help you park. He even comes out at night in his pajamas after 9Pm. There is also a row of houses behind the park that looks like gang members live there, the music is loud and when the cops show up it gets very quiet. I wouldn't recommend this park to anybody,you would be better off staying in the casino parking lot across the street. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Brought a group of people to the Peppermill in 2 coaches. Stayed here and found it clean and orderly. I didn't expect a "destination" park so I was not disappointed. Location is very convenient to the Peppermill. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We live locally and had friends in town. They enjoy going to the casinos, we don't, so we parked our rig at this location for the weekend. They ended up calling in the evening to come stay at the house. Loud residents/vagrants roaming around, sirens -noise. Next time I will leave the rig docked in my back yard! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here in a 40' 4 slide motor home using a military discount. We were in space 463 which is concrete with enough room for our tow vehicle. A lounge is furnished with the site. Small tree and shrubs divide the sites. Internet is extremely pricey so we didn't use their WI-FI. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Your opinion of this park will depend on the space you are assigned. Many are narrow and are asphalt with gravel (rather large lave rock gravel) or out and out dirt. No trees, shrubs or green. The remainder of the spots are asphalt and have ample room for both large rigs, toads and slides. We camped at space #464. It's an "end" and is adjacent to a nicely landscaped area, with shrubs, small trees and decorative rocks bordering the site. Small store with supplies and limited food. Major shopping within 2.5 miles. Of course, this is Nevada and the adjoining hotel has a large casino ready to let you spend your money with them. Must declare your pet and pay $5.00 per pet per day. Dog run is dirt. If you are charged a pet surplus, that money should be used to enhance pet areas. No cable! That was a surprise! It's not out of order, they just don't have cable. The park's internet is very expensive, about $5.00/hour or $16/day. Bring your own cell phone wi-fi card. Excellent connections for both your cell phone and wi-fi card. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here before when it was a KOA. I was a little disappointed with the site we were given this time (201). Although it is just a large parking lot with full hook-ups, the portion up front by the office is large enough to park you vehicle next to your 40 foot motorhome. They supply lounge chairs, trees although small and some grassy areas. At the site we were given you hardly had room for a 40 footer, barely any room for your towed, no chairs, no trees, no grass just gravel. It's a awful lot of money to pay for these few amenities. We won't be back at this particular RV park due to the price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites in this campground are very close together. It is very hard to get both the RV and vehicle, into the site. They advertise cable TV, but not all sites have cable and they failed to inform me of this when my site was assigned. After unhitching my RV and hooking up the sewer, electric and water I discovered my site didn't have cable. They did find a back-in site with cable connections that I could move to, however to add insult to injury they charged me $2.00/night extra for the cable. The wifi and cable signal were good. I wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has a great feel to it. A previous poster stated that it is nothing more than a big parking lot, which made me realize that that phrase is used way too often in the reviews I have been reading. I would say this park is way more than just a parking lot. Yes, the entire park is paved/blacktopped, but there are plenty of trees and grass islands to give it a nice appearance. The sites are double-wide, meaning you have a ton of room curbside to set up tables, chairs, awning, park vehicles, etc. I was able to use the Wi-Fi with no problems at all, it was very fast. I did not see any motorhomes or trailers in the park that were in bad shape. I have stayed in this park multiple times and do not even think about staying anywhere else whenever I am in Reno. I especially like that the park is a 2-minute walk to the Bonanza Casino (site of the Cactus Creek Steakhouse, a MUST for steak lovers). We camped here in a Motorhome.

Shamrock was one of the nicest parks that we've visited. It had exceptionally clean grounds and restrooms. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was quiet and close proximity to center of town, yet pretty mountain view setting. Also, it was 5 minute walk to one casino. We would highly recommend it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.