Las Vegas KOA at Sam's Town

Passing though here for work and needed a place to stay with our truck, truck bed camper and 30 ft trailer. It was super nice! We came in late and they had someone there to help get us checked in. They have someone on duty for night duty to help get ppl situated and doing rounds around the property. I felt so safe being a woman and being by myself. They always have people out day and night keeps t... Passing though here for work and needed a place to stay with our truck, truck bed camper and 30 ft trailer. It was super nice! We came in late and they had someone there to help get us checked in. They have someone on duty for night duty to help get ppl situated and doing rounds around the property. I felt so safe being a woman and being by myself. They always have people out day and night keeps the property clean and I mean so clean! Bathrooms were spectacular. I didn't get to use the showers but I'm sure they were as nice as the bathrooms. Lots of stuff near by like a Walmart, Starbucks, Plant fitness and etc. Staff was super nice too. We will definitely be back! Thank you KOA!

Every interaction I had with a staff member was very pleasant. However, I was extremely upset to see an employee spraying RoundUp all over the campsite without marking it. Lots of campers have dogs at the KOA, not to mention small kids, and they are all walking in freshly sprayed weed killer without even knowing it and then tracking it in their RV’s, dogs lick their paws, etc. I would hope a KOA w... Every interaction I had with a staff member was very pleasant. However, I was extremely upset to see an employee spraying RoundUp all over the campsite without marking it. Lots of campers have dogs at the KOA, not to mention small kids, and they are all walking in freshly sprayed weed killer without even knowing it and then tracking it in their RV’s, dogs lick their paws, etc. I would hope a KOA would use an option that was better for the health of its campers, pets, and environment, but at the VERY least it should be marking where it’s spraying, especially that same day. I saw them spray down a campsite and then an RV pulled in minutes later. That’s really not OK and they need to be called out on it so they can make a change. Otherwise, it was fine but not great… there was no playground like many KOA’s have, the campsites were mostly just dusty gravel, and mostly no picnic tables. There were a few amenities that we didn’t use such as corn hole, an electric fire pit with chairs, and a pool.

Every interaction I had with a staff member was very pleasant. However, I was extremely upset to see an employee spraying RoundUp all over the campsite without marking it. Lots of campers have dogs at the KOA, not to mention small kids, and they are all walking in freshly sprayed weed killer without even knowing it and then tracking it in their RV’s, dogs lick their paws, etc. I would hope a KOA w... Every interaction I had with a staff member was very pleasant. However, I was extremely upset to see an employee spraying RoundUp all over the campsite without marking it. Lots of campers have dogs at the KOA, not to mention small kids, and they are all walking in freshly sprayed weed killer without even knowing it and then tracking it in their RV’s, dogs lick their paws, etc. I would hope a KOA would use an option that was better for the health of its campers, pets, and environment, but at the VERY least it should be marking where it’s spraying, especially that same day. I saw them spray down a campsite and then an RV pulled in minutes later. That’s really not OK and they need to be called out on it so they can make a change. Otherwise, it was fine but not great… there was no playground like many KOA’s have, the campsites were mostly just dusty gravel, and mostly no picnic tables. There were a few amenities that we didn’t use such as corn hole, an electric fire pit with chairs, and a pool.