Sun Resorts RV Park

This Park has been a godsend while waiting for a new AC unit... in June/July... in 110° Temps.

Everyone here has been so great working with us to extend our stay till the unit arrived. 

Special thanks to Judy & Leslie for making a difficult situation bearable!

The pull throughs are long, room enough for slides on both sides, and have 2 hookups per site.... looks like 2 back ins were combined to make nice pull throughs? So no matter where you park, you can reach one of the set ups. Cable however is only on the rear hookup.

Back in sites are nice, if a tad more confined. We had an amazing mountain view out our back window.

All site services worked as expected.  No blips from the surge protector,  no water pressure issues. Sewer access was easy to get to.

Neighbors were great at all 3 sites we stayed in. Pull throughs are mostly travelers like us. Most back in sites were longer term and just folded us into their community 

WIFI was surprisingly good, not something I find at most rv parks, especially in a back row.  

Cell signal on Visible & ATT was strong. 

Laundry is clean, well air-conditioned,  and very affordable, again not something i usually find in an RV park.

There is no pool, but there is a rec center nearby that you can buy a day or week pass to use.

Smith's grocery (Kroger) is right next door as is Domino's and Starbucks. 

If you're here for any length of time, check out Silver Rider bus to Vegas once a week. Made a nice getaway to either gamble or hit the outlet mall.

Chicago Greek is phenomenal if you like Greek food. Highly recommend... and their Chicago Dogs ain't bad either. My favorites are the Chicken pita, the large Village salad to share (nothing like an entire block of feta in your salad), the Saganaki (omg stupid good), and their baklava is outstanding. 

The Worton was also outstanding, just a little pricey for us to visit on a regular basis.

Peggy Sue's is cute, and their burgers & club sandwich ... delicious.  Really good pies as well. Easy distance from the park.

We had a good time and were well taken care of both times we stayed here.  Someone was always stopping by to see how we were doing, if our ac came in yet etc... we'll be back... possibly this winter ;)  

Wow, my stay has been VERY different. I had to go back & check that we were talking about the same place in Mesquite, NV!

5nts, #34, FHU Pullthrough

114 Channels cable

Verizon  3 bars,  ATT 4bars

Paved easily navigable roads, Gravel lots.

Good Sam discount $53

Very nice smaller park. Site was long enough for us to stay hooked up, but with plenty of space to park unhooked. Pretty  landscaping, and a great view of the mountains out ourcrear window.

Clubhouse is air-conditioned.... it hit 100° while we were here having our AC looked at, so that was nice. Pool table, reading library, coffee & pastries in the morning.

Nice outdoor covered sitting area & putting green. No play ground, pool or hot tub, but the local Rec center has daily passes for $6 or $3 (senior) per day. Might not be the ideal place to keep kids entertained?

Smiths, Starbucks, Domino's & a smoke shop right out the gate. Walmart, restaurants & fast food places, All in Cycle, Lee's Liquor, and 2 casinos just up the the road.

The laundry has 4 well sized washers for $1.50 a load (30min) 4 well sized dryers for $1.50 a load (45 min), a small ironing board & iron, and best of all is VERY well air conditioned!

The staff here was awesome during our stay. Very friendly,  and eager to make sure you have a good stay. Ray was incredibly helpful getting our AC problem looked into. Judy helped us extend our stay, even stopped by the night before departure to make sure we were all set & say goodbye.

Would we stay here again? Oh yeah. Nice area, nice park, lots to do in the area, and great people. So much nicer than stopping in Vegas....

I typically rate campgrounds as they fit into 1 of 5 categories. This campground will be rated as an “along the way” stay — grounds that you seek out for a night or two as a place to simply stay the night along your journey to regroup and get some sleep. Ratings for this category are based on: Cost: 3 Overall grounds: 3 Utility of sites (hookups, level ground, accessibility): 3 Noise: 4 Reservation Process/Ease of Getting a Site: 4 Layout: 4 Customer Service: 5

Mesquite, NV might not be an obvious destination for adventurers but it’s got a bit of a strategic location for those “passing through” as it’s right in the border of AZ & NV. About an hour from St George, Utah, 50 min from Valley of Fire State Park & the Overton Arm of Lake Mead... the location isn’t perfect, but it ain’t bad. There’s also golf nearby if that’s your thing.

The cost for a pull-thru site was $10 more than a back in and had no picnic table, and no personal “hang out” space. It had some mature trees which was nice, but that was it. You go there to park and sleep.

It’s directly next to a strip mall with a big Smith’s grocery store (with a special access door from the side of the park) which is both a pro and a con, depending on how you like your night sky to look. It’s totally safe and secure and the hookups worked fine. Upon check in I was warned the the wifi was terrible... they delivered on that promise.

There is laundry which was open, but the bathrooms were COVID closed. A small communal area with grill and covered seating was available.

The layout was straightforward and the sites were a bit unlevel (at least ours was).

The woman at the front desk was very sweet both over the phone to make the reservation and upon check in. You must call to make a reservation, doing it online only submits a request. As the weather starts to cool, this is definitely a spot for snowbirds. We liked it because it was a convenient enough place to stop for our purposes and wasn’t a total dump like some of the surrounding spots. We would seek something more convenient to explore the surrounding areas but for passing through, this place is fine, if not a little expensive for what it offers.