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From jct SR 127 & SR 178 (Charles Brown Hwy); Go N 200 yards on SR 178 (Charles Brown Hwy)
Phenomenal park, enjoyed every minute of our stay. We use an RV and the hookups were great. The laundry was convenient and had hot water, so didn’t the nearby shower. Folks at the campground were nice; they answered an email query same day and showed us where to park. The grass is like walking on feathers, bouncy and soft. There are so many amenities as well that were bonus: warm pool, nearby cafe/saloon, little fishies that live in the hot springs, walking trails/boardwalks, nearby rock cave huts, a free museum in town and a gift store (both with historical items and lots of cool minerals for sale and viewing)…. Definitely coming back.
Very disappointed office doesn't open till 1pm to 9pm so if you are traveling and show up early you are screwed no one to call or talk to,even though our space was reserved with a $50 deposit they got mad at us because we hooked up our tt and went to death valley to explore,they were very rude so we will Never go back to that place again,on top of all that the little museum was closed and the only restaurant in town was closed what a waste of a trip
Customer service leaves a lot to be desired. You can't check in before 1, which is normal, but the office doesn't even open til 1. So you can't even ask if it's okay. Even if your site is paid for and available. There's supposedly a key for the bathrooms and pool, but we were never given a key. The bathroom was clean, but run down. The floors are slippery. There's only 1 shower stall with a soggy bath mat in front of it. The stall door to the shower stall and toilet stalls were a little on the small side. You can look at someone over the door while getting out of the shower. I just used my tiny camper shower instead. There's no cell service, and their wifi is spotty. The site was clean and relatively level and the whole campground seemed clean. Also, "BR" on the map, by space 35, is not a bathroom. They didn't bother to tell us what it meant or have anything on the map to tell you either, but it's either a mobile home you can rent, or someone's home. The only restaurant in town closes at 6. That's if they even open at all. The only gas station in town is also pretty sad. You're better off staying in Pahrump!
This RV park is LOVELY. Off the beaten path and worth the money. The ambience is top notch in the evening/night, the pool is not a *HOT* springs pool. Mineral spring only at around 89°, perfect for kids, but my partner was hoping for hotter. The attendant who checked us in was friendly, the wifi was fast, and the showers had hot water for DAYS. Would definitely come back again. There were some lovely nature trails and such nearby as well. This is definitely not near any restaurants, so bring a cookout meal or something to make in the rv! Really close to Death Valley NP.
I wanted to stay here because I was doing a hike the next morning down the road, and I was told that the pool there is very nice. However, when I arrived to ask about a availability and explained I just needed a site that I can park in since I sleep in my Prius (doesn't matter if it's an RV or rent site to me), I was told I wouldn't be allowed to stay there. They apparently require a tent and don't allow guests to sleep in their cars. I've camped in my Prius for years and never heard of this issue before. I'm glad I didn't try to make an online reservation ahead of time, as I'm guessing I would have lost my money on top of not being able to stay there.
