Riverside RV Park

My wife and I make it a point to stop at the Riverside RV Park every year on the way to quartzsite and honestly, it’s become one of the highlights of our trip. We’ve been coming here for about five years now, and while it’s not a "luxury resort" in the modern glamping sense, it’s hard to beat for the price and convenience. It’s a massive park but the layout is manageable. We usually try to book a... My wife and I make it a point to stop at the Riverside RV Park every year on the way to quartzsite and honestly, it’s become one of the highlights of our trip. We’ve been coming here for about five years now, and while it’s not a "luxury resort" in the modern glamping sense, it’s hard to beat for the price and convenience. It’s a massive park but the layout is manageable. We usually try to book a pull-through on one of the upper tiers for the view of the mountains, but even the back-in spots are paved and level. Hookups are reliable. The only gripe is the lack of shade trees in some sections, but hey, it’s the desert. The real perk here is the access to the Riverside Resort. You’re not just stuck in an RV park; you get to use the hotel amenities. Make sure you ask the office for the key card to the South Tower pool. It’s adults-only and way more relaxing than the North Tower family pool.. The Shuttle is a lifesaver. It runs constantly and drops you right at the casino entrance. Bathrooms are nice, and the staff keeps them very clean. The guests here are a mix of full-timers and weekenders. Everyone is generally friendly. It’s surprisingly quiet at night considering you are right across from a casino, though you do hear the occasional siren or boat engine. If you want a safe, clean basecamp where you can park the rig, enjoy a pool, win (or lose) a few bucks at the slots, and have a nice dinner without unhooking the toad, this is the place. See you next year, Riverside!

We enjoyed our stay here. The site were very spacious. We fit 2 pickups and our 43ft fifth wheel with no problems. They have a decent laundry room. They have a shuttle if you want to go over to the casino. You get key cards when checking in to use the hotels/casino amenities. They were re-paving the entire park while we were there.... the best thing about this place is the price though. I couldn't... We enjoyed our stay here. The site were very spacious. We fit 2 pickups and our 43ft fifth wheel with no problems. They have a decent laundry room. They have a shuttle if you want to go over to the casino. You get key cards when checking in to use the hotels/casino amenities. They were re-paving the entire park while we were there.... the best thing about this place is the price though. I couldn't believe we got a full week with full hookups for under $150 the winter prices kick in OCT 1st and they are still cheaper than the KOA

Marginal at best. I made a prepaid reservation for two nights online and then called on the road the day of to confirm. They had put in the dates incorrectly. Luckily they had spots available. We arrived after hours and picked up our reservation info and set up camp. Kind of a dumpy spot but we figured two nights and we were going out anyway. We spent the evening at the casino gambling and ate din... Marginal at best. I made a prepaid reservation for two nights online and then called on the road the day of to confirm. They had put in the dates incorrectly. Luckily they had spots available. We arrived after hours and picked up our reservation info and set up camp. Kind of a dumpy spot but we figured two nights and we were going out anyway. We spent the evening at the casino gambling and ate dinner and planned on going back the next night. Unfortunately, they made us leave the next day because the hard copy of my RV registration showed that it had expired the week prior, something I was aware of. I explained to them that it arrived in the mail the day after we left on our trip to Texas but it was current with the DMV. I showed them a copy of the email receipt from the DMV showing when I had paid for it online and a picture of the envelope from the USPS. They literally wouldn’t believe anything I told them! I’ve never seen anything like this at an RV park. What a joke. I understand this is their policy. But if it’s so freakin important, why do you let anybody through the gate without checking it prior to entry! We drove right in the night before without anyone giving a rats ass! They were so rude at the front desk, we’ll never go back. Planned on spending some more money in town but drove home that day. Go somewhere else.