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Hi

A few used to but seem to have stopped.  However Circus Circus does

https://reservations.mgmmirage.com/bookingengine.aspx?pid=CCC&host=offer&code=RVWEB38

Sam's Town on Boulder Highway has a KOA.

Check this website, but I'm not sure how up to date it is

http://www.casinocamper.com/rv-parking-locations/rv-friendly-casinos

If you want to boondock maybe others here have advice....
 
Clark County (Las Vegas) health codes prohibit overnight stays in parking lots.  Circus Circus Stratosphere does have an oversize lot across the street for trucks and RVs, but it's for parking only, you're only allowed brief visits to the RV during the day and can't sleep in it at night.

However, you can park your RV there and get a room in the hotel.  If you book online you can get a room for $25 plus a $32 "resort fee", or $57 plus taxes Sunday through Thursday.  Only Friday and Saturday nights are expensive.

Or you can go out to Boulder Highway on the east side of town.  Just north of the Boulder Station Casion (where I-515 crosses Boulder Highway) is King's Row RV Park.  About a mile south between Boulder Station and Sam's Town is Road Runner RV Park.  I've stayed at both, they're decent parks and are about $20 a night.  Plus the KOA at Sams's town, of course.

Casino parking lot camping is allowed in Laughlin (also in Clark County) only because the casinos lobbied hard for it when the Health Dept. tried to shut it down about 10 years ago.  The compromise they reached was to allow a limit of 2 weeks per year and the lot owner has to provide access to a dump station and potable water.  When you register with the casino they keep track of your time there and give you directions to the dump and water.
 
Lou Schneider said:
Clark County (Las Vegas) health codes prohibit overnight stays in parking lots.  Circus Circus does have an oversize lot across the street for trucks and RVs, but it's for parking only, you're only allowed brief visits to the RV during the day and can't sleep in it at night.
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Lou my link for Circus Circus is for their RV Park.....

The RV Park is located within walking distance of The Strip as well as Circus Circus to enjoy all the amenities of the property, and Las Vegas. The RV Park has 170 big-rig sites with full hookups, featuring 60-80 foot pull-thrus with grass, patios, outdoor furniture, and FREE Wi-Fi service.
 
Thanks, Jackie ... I wasn't aware that Circus Circus had reopened the RV park.  When I tried to stay there a few years back it was an asphalt lot run by KOA and had just shut down.  The Las Vegas Festival Grounds to the north of it was still in the planning stages and the RV park was going to be incorporated into it.

Looking at the satellite view, most sites are still hard asphalt.  A few sites do have graded patches between them, but it's still pretty much an asphalt parking lot.

And above, I was thinking of the Stratosphere, not Circus Circus.  Stratosphere has the large vehicle lot across the street, it's where I wound up when I found Circus Circus RV had closed.  We were there because Cindy had to catch a plane in the morning so it was easier to spend $50 for a hotel room instead of trying to find another RV park.
 
We stayed at the RV Park at Circus Circus in March of 2016.  It was mostly asphalt spaces, but wasnt crowded, and was very convenient in accessing "The Strip".
 
Lou Schneider said:
At $62 a night ($30 site + $32 resort fee) plus taxes, they should be making money on it!
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It was pricey, and I believe we paid three different rates for four nights.
 
Does Main Street still offer parking????  Though it is just a parking lot (With 50 amp hookups) And not the best neighborhood.  The Hotel (Where you reserve and pay) provides security.  I did not mind the freeway noise but some do, .
 
John From Detroit said:
Does Main Street still offer parking????  Though it is just a parking lot (With 50 amp hookups) And not the best neighborhood.  The Hotel (Where you reserve and pay) provides security.  I did not mind the freeway noise but some do, .
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Someone on TripAdvisor stayed there Aug 2017 for $19 a night so looks like it may be an option.

We like the Oasis RV park not far from strip but you need transport to get to strip. Lyft and Uber are not too expensive unless you are there for more than a few days and I think buses go back and forwards too.  It's a good Sam park so you get 10% discount. Their rates are not exorbitant.
 
jackiemac said:
Someone on TripAdvisor stayed there Aug 2017 for $19 a night so looks like it may be an option.

We like the Oasis RV park not far from strip but you need transport to get to strip. Lyft and Uber are not too expensive unless you are there for more than a few days and I think buses go back and forwards too.  It's a good Sam park so you get 10% discount. Their rates are not exorbitant.
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Oasis is also a Passport America park. Stayed 3 days for something like $26.00 a night + one at $56.00. Look on their website for more details. oasislasvegasrvresort.com
Bill
 
If you're looking for a reasonable RV park not within a casino environment, we stayed at Duck Creek on Boulder Hwy. about 3 miles south of Sam's Town the last time we were in town. It's a city type park with everything asphalted over, but if you don't mind that, it's friendly, decently priced, a Good Sam park giving the standard 10% discount, and they have a dog park on either end of the resort. They indicate they won't take any RV more than 10 years old, but reserve the right to refuse only to keep the homemade trailers out of the park. They had no problem with my 2005. When we head back to Vegas again, we plan on staying there.
 
If you are retired military you can stay at Nellis AFB just north of Vegas for $22, full service. An easy and short drive to the bright lights.
 
There are several Elks Lodges in the area if you?re an Elk. And there are campgrounds and boondocking at Lake Mead if you don?t mind (or prefer) being out of town. Sadly, the days of casino parking lot camping are gone.
 
Sadly, the days of casino parking lot camping are gone.
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In fact, last year most of the Strip casinos started charging for parking.  Some of them still have large open outside lots where RVs can park but they're disappearing quickly as more buildings are being added.  And, yes, also a new Raiders football stadium, the new T-Mobile Arena for the Vegas Golden Knights hockey team, and a new Vegas Lights soccer stadium (in Summerlin) are making parking lots disappear.  The new venues are having trouble finding enough space for the required number of parking places.

ArdraF
 
I recently saw a link to RV park(ing) in Las Vegas, and was surprised to see mid double digit sites.
 
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