Free or low cost Casino Travel trailer parking in Las Vegas

There was a casino that went back to coin machines, did it survive ?

If you're active/retired military Nellis afb Desert Eagle RV campground is very close (10-15 min?). We just stayed there before new years, $18 a night with electric only. 22 for full hook ups.

I can recall coin machines in The California, upper floor, and a poker parlor on Boulder Hwy. Other than that, I don't recall any others.

Desert Captain wrote:
We have stayed in the RV park at the Sam's Town Casino (no connection to Good Sam), in North Las Vegas three times in the last year.:B

Sams Town is not in North Las Vegas, but its close, that part of town does have issues but not as bad as some other parts.

We have stayed in the RV park at the Sam's Town Casino (no connection to Good Sam), in North Las Vegas three times in the last year. It is a very large, park with full hook ups and nice amenities that is often full so reservations are usually a good idea. We paid about $20 a night for our 24' Class C (a players card from the Casino gets you a nice discount but they also give 10% for Good Sam members). The buffet at the Casino is reasonable and one of the better ones in Vegas.

North Las Vegas isn't the best part of town but the security at the RV park is excellent. As far as the Casino's love them or hate them just use common sense if you are going to gamble. Even though I just play the quarter machines the comps add up pretty quick. For the record in our last 6 trips I'm up about $600 and believe me there is no skill (but a lot of fun), in playing the slots but then I would rather be lucky than good. :B

NinerBikes wrote:


You make it sound like GPS coordinates are required?

Not really, most machines allow you to pick the amount you want to gamble, but most start at 25 cents, just ask the floor people that work at the casino and they will point you in the direction of the 1 and 5 cent machines, do note the cocktail waiters don't walk those areas much and free drinks are hard to come by.

timmac wrote:

2oldman wrote:

NinerBikes wrote:
, I should get some rolls of nickles from the bank.

As a person who goes into casinos often, I can tell you that coin machines are getting hard to find.

Oh yes you are right, what I usually do is find a machine that you can gamble 5 cents, than a dollar will last for a beer or two.

You make it sound like GPS coordinates are required?

2oldman wrote:

NinerBikes wrote:
, I should get some rolls of nickles from the bank.

As a person who goes into casinos often, I can tell you that coin machines are getting hard to find.

Oh yes you are right, what I usually do is find a machine that you can gamble 5 cents, than a dollar will last for a beer or two.

NinerBikes wrote:

timmac wrote:
Also sometimes security can be picky about camping on there parking lot and the trick is to eat at the casino and throw a couple of nickels in the machines, also when you see security on there bikes make sure they see you going into the casino, as long as you use the place they don't mind.

Good point, I should get some rolls of nickles from the bank. Planned on eating where I spend the night in the first place, provided the place isn't engulfed in the smell of cigarette smoke, that kills my appetite fast.

Smoking is allowed in the casino gambling areas but not the restaurants in the casinos.

NinerBikes wrote:
, I should get some rolls of nickles from the bank.

As a person who goes into casinos often, I can tell you that coin machines are getting hard to find.