I went to this plaza Saturday, March 23, 2019 to visit Walmart, Trader Joe's, and Del Taco; and have also been here many other times in the past four plus years.
It is located right past Bodines Casino and Fuji Park, just past the Carson City limit on US Route 395 going south. It is technically in Douglas County, but has a Carson City postal address, as it is served by that post office. It has one entrance on Warehouse Way (off of US Route 395,) two entrances on Topsy Lane, and a back entrance on Vista Grande Boulevard (by Costco). It is also right next to Carson Valley Plaza to the south, on Topsy Lane.
I love this plaza, as it has many useful stores and not filled with "riffraff' like the other Walmart plaza is in north Carson City on Retail Drive. The Walmart is open 24/7 and is a Supercenter with a Tire & Lube Express and Garden Center. There is also a Trader Joe's, which I frequent often. I used to go to King Buffet there (a Chinese restaurant), but now not really.
Store here include:
Absolute Dental
BlueZone Bikes
BlueZone Sports
Carson City Orthodontics
Carson Nails
Chili's Grill & Bar
chiropractor's office??
Clear Creek Dental
Cost Cutters [hair]
Del Taco
Dollar Loan Center
El Dorado Savings Bank
Eagle Vision
Goodwill Donation Xpress
H&R Block
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (inside Walmart)
Jiffy Lube
King Buffet
Little Caesar's Express (inside Walmart)
Nathan's Famous (inside Walmart)
National Vision Center/Walmart Vision & Glasses (inside Walmart)
RAC Rent-A-Center
SmartStyle Hair Salon (inside Walmart)
Sprint
Subway
T-Mobile
The Clinic at Walmart (inside Walmart)
Trader Joe's
Walmart (Supercenter)
There also was a Five Guys here, but they just closed on or around February 28, sadly.
This shopping center also allows unlimited RV camping. I have seen RV's and vans and even cars camping there for weeks on end, even fifth wheels and travel trailers left there unhooked. Will I see truck slide-in campers left there sans truck?? [Note: overnight camping is not allowed at the other Walmart in north Carson City on Retail Lane.]
There is plenty of parking space for all stores, and the plaza seems to be well maintained and clean. You can get around any traffic by using the back entrance and taking Vista Grande Boulevard. I use this way a lot, especially since I go to the Costco near there a lot. But, as this is Carson City, there is not too much traffic.
My only complaint is, if you use the back entrance of Vista Grande Boulevard, behind Walmart, and go north around Walmart past the loading dock, the lane is really narrow and you cannot see cars coming the other way, especially since there are cardboard recycling loads and a building pole there. So you have to be very careful. It is also not well lit there. read more