Casino Del Sol RV Park

Rick

Rv park is nice, spaces are spread out nicely but asphalt is narrow. Park is close to the casino and has a nice dog park. The restrooms are clean and nice. They have a real nice hot tub. Close to shopping and food and other attractions. Old Tucson, zoo, mt lemon, hiking , biking ec. The only thing would make it better is a pool for the kids and afternoon noon lounging before hitting the casino. Pool would be a great addition and there is plenty of room for one over near the dog park.

C Tech

Casino Del Sol RV Park: A Desert Oasis of Comfort and Fun My recent stay at the Casino Del Sol RV Park was nothing short of fantastic. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with friendly and helpful staff who made the check-in process a breeze. The park itself is beautifully maintained, with meticulously landscaped grounds, clean facilities, and a welcoming atmosphere. The sites are spacious and well-equipped, offering full hookups, including reliable water, electric, and sewer. We appreciated the level concrete pads and the ample space between sites, which provided a sense of privacy and comfort. The park also offers a variety of amenities that truly enhance the experience. The sparkling clean pool and hot tub were a welcome respite after a day of exploring. The laundry facilities were conveniently located and well-maintained. And the free Wi-Fi throughout the park was a huge plus, allowing us to stay connected with ease. One of the biggest draws of this RV park is its proximity to the Casino Del Sol. Being able to easily walk over to the casino for dining, entertainment, and gaming was incredibly convenient. The variety of restaurants offered something for everyone, and the casino itself was a vibrant and exciting place to spend an evening. Even if gambling isn't your thing, the live entertainment and other amenities at the casino make it a valuable asset to the RV park. Beyond the casino, the location of the RV park is also excellent for exploring the surrounding area. It's conveniently located near Tucson and offers easy access to numerous attractions, including the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Sabino Canyon, and the vibrant downtown area. What truly sets Casino Del Sol RV Park apart is the combination of its top-notch amenities, convenient location, and exceptional service. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure guests have a pleasant stay. Their friendly demeanor and willingness to assist with anything you need truly make you feel welcome. If you're looking for a comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable RV experience in the Tucson area, I highly recommend Casino Del Sol RV Park. It’s a true desert oasis that offers something for everyone. We can’t wait to return!

A Google User

It's nice, close to the golf course and the casino. But, there are no trees. Also, it's super hot in the Summer. So, plan late October- early May. Beautiful view of the desert and black mountain. Close to fun things not in town. Casino is my favorite because they don't give my dog a hard time. That's really important. They have concerts bingo and slots. Or sit at the table and play away. So many games. So many super awesome Natives. ❤️

Valerie Butterbredt-Barron

We stayed here for 3 months and loved every moment of it. It was very warm during winter and I loved it. Across the street is the casino, which has multiple restaurants. We enjoyed the donut shop and the buffet. We will be back. We met many great staff at the casino and travelers during our time. My only suggestions would be to install mailboxes to alleviate the gas stations staffs' very busy workload. Also, the front gate is a nightmare to get instacart and doordash orders. I wish they would have it open during the daytime and closed at night.

Bucky & Fraline Adventure Wagon

Just plain old false advertising. “and access to all the excitement Casino Del Sol has to offer.” And by this they mean the restaurants and gambling, anything you can spend money on here they give you access. Pool! NO GYM NO The amenities they offer at the RV park are really a joke considering what you pay for. Laundry is ok, a postage stamp Hot tub and count them….TWO whole showers. Crossing this place off our list, to many other places in Tucson. OH, get this, RV people have been complaining about the false advertisement about amenities for FIVE YEARS! They just don’t care. It’s not a secure space, two small drop down gates anyone could walk around. Just on big joke of a place.

Victoria Stamper

Stayed here for 5 months as a travel RN. On the 6th month, I was told to come back and pay, they wouldn't allow such. Although I was told I couldn't pay further in advance (paid for 2 months in December) the manager blatantly told me I'm "out of luck, we are full." Someone was booked for our site for 3 days so we were out with no place to go. Was told to book online, but online prices are higher than if you go into the store to pay. They have no reserves sites for monthly, so it's a free for all. They are a bit money hungry, it's obvious. All prices are high, sites are close but flat and even. Security is friendly and helpful to have around. No shade, no wifi, no pool access. Hot tub is nice.

Harley Driscoll

Overall fairly clean but bathrooms and showers need considerable work. Wi-Fi is non existent but t mobile 5g works fairly well. As far as the landscape, it’s a moonscape with gravel and limited scrubs that are about the same size as a dinner plate. The convenience store attached had rather rude employees and was overpriced on everything.

D D

Clean, comfortable spots. Friendly and affordable. Good sized spots. Good security and nice amenities. Thank you Casino Del Sol!

Andrea Marshall

We love it here! The hottub its great! And the walk to the casino isn't bad at all

Stephanie Mills

Be sure to check to see if it’s a concert weekend! I’m sure for those who want to be able to attend a concert without leaving their RV, this park is a perfect fit. But that’s not us, and we were not made aware of the concerts. Getting a refund so we could find somewhere else to stay was one of the most infuriating experiences. It’s basically a big parking lot. The spots are level, which is nice. But they are narrow. And why do parks insist on putting you right next to someone else when the entire place is empty?