Las Vegas KOA Journey at Sam's Town

Sable Neufeld

Pretty basic camping sites. Nice, maintained pool. Decently close to the strip. I wouldn’t say it’s sketchy, but dont leave things outside, another camper had his bike stolen.

P145fgr

Overall average koa but this one has a couple of FIXABLE issues they need to address to fill it more than the 1/3 full it was on a weekend in October and to get us to return. The main thing is your reviews are riddled with people talking of theft and expressing a true desire for a gate system or a security guard who is there more than a few hours a night, I’ve never seen a camp ground where people feel they can not set up camp and lock up their chairs and basically anything of value when they leave for the day and at night. If you’re not going here for Sam’s town itself be ready to drive. It’s about 25 min everywhere you’ll want to go but not in a central type of way. Most of the place is buddy sites meaning you can be face to face with a complete group of strangers in a very tight situation (STRANGE!) so that forced us to pay for a upcharge to a end site to guarantee that didn’t happen. It said it came with the use of a table and chairs but when we arrived the chairs were ripped and completely unusable which shows that the maintenance of this place is lacking. If they can’t replace a $10 Walmart chair or just take that perk away then I’m not sure they can manage a theft issue in that city and the resolution of a real gate and not a mall cop. Uber driver said the casino across the street is where you go get meth…. Nice area!! Oasis, circus circus, thousand trails… thank me later

Aaren Syganiec

First off Sandy was AWESOME!!! She’s so friendly and kind and she is the reason the review isn’t 1 star. GIVE SANDY A RAISE!!!! SHE MORE THAN DESERVES IT!!! For $105 a night the place is a huge ripoff. -For $105 a night you’d expect a better security team, especially with all the methed out zombies walking around the area. -You’d expect a nicely landscaped dog park, instead half of it was gravel and the other half was full of stickers/burrs and spent an hour getting them out of our poor puppy’s fur. -You’d expect a paved pad to park your rig, or at the very minimum a level spot. -you’d expect a big enough lot that would fit your rig (mine wast crazy big 38’) I had to have mine hanging over into the site behind mine just so my hitch wasn’t sticking out into the road. -you’d expect the sites would at least have enough room for your rig, tow vehicle and some outdoor living area. Nope, very small spots. Also whose dumb idea was it to put a bunch of spots literally right in front of the dog park?!? I feel bad for anyone who gets put there, way more noise and way less privacy than the already non existent privacy at this park.. Again, SANDY WAS THE BEST!!! Give her at least a $30/hour raise! At $50 a night it’s probably a fair price but $105 is damn ridiculous for what you get here.

Kristen Barrett

Contrary to the assertion made on KOA.com, this campground falls short of providing a truly rejuvenating haven. While it may serve as a temporary respite for overnight stays or extended vacations, its security measures are severely lacking. The campground’s “family-friendly” marketing is contradicted by the presence of homeless individuals who roam freely, posing a significant risk to campers. Furthermore, during our three-day stay, we experienced a power outage on the first night and the theft of our electric bikes on the final day. Despite purchasing bike locks specifically to address the security concerns, these were unfortunately stolen. It is disheartening to learn that we were not the only individuals affected by property theft at this campground. The KOA’s lack of concern and the dismissive attitude of the staff further discourage potential customers.

Kendrick Strite

Very nice campground here in the Las Vegas area. The site was easy to get and out of and the restrooms and showers were nice and clean.