We've been here since Dec 29th. Some things aren't as kept up as before. The laundry room by the…read moredump station has had a dryer out of order and the lights haven't worked the whole time we've been here. Have reported it a couple times. I guess don't do your laundry after dark. The office no longer excepts packages. There are still planned activities. Staff is very friendly. Our girls love the dog park here. Where else can you get a free air show all day. Thunderbirds have been flying over quiet a bit. Along with many other planes.

This fam camp on the military base Desert Eagle is outstanding. I have a 35 foot fifth wheel and a…read moreservice our needs very well. Highly recommended for anybody in the military or veteran that travels to stop here and relax.

Everything is awesome! The entire staff, the park, pool, recreation room and more…read more.. If your looking for a safe place to relax and just enjoy your free time.... Check out Kings Row! You'll be glad you did!

Our experience was extremely disappointing. Management was incredibly rude and repeatedly hung up…read moreon us when we tried to resolve a simple issue. They kept our $60 deposit, still owe us change, and have refused to provide a receipt despite multiple requests. What should have been an easy conversation turned into an unnecessarily frustrating experience because they would not communicate professionally or help resolve the issue. The way we were treated was unacceptable. We can't say for certain why we were treated this way, but it left us feeling disrespected and questioning whether race played a role. Because of how this was handled, we are considering escalating the matter further. I would not recommend doing business here based on our experience.

Excellent place to stop ! Great people Great place couldn't have been any better thank you nice…read morefolks !

Great park, overnight or long term. Exceptionally helpful when making reservations. Restrooms…read moreclean. Spots are level with concrete pads. Pool, Laundry. We will return!

I would describe this park as more of a nice parking lot. All sites are paved the same as a parking…read morelot with lines dividing the sites. The sites are level and there is minimal but nice landscaping around some sites. There are no picnic tables which you often find at other RV parks. It appears many of the sites are occupied by men from out of town who live in campers during the week. Consequently we didn't see many people outside but we heard some noisy trucks at 6 am. I did find it annoying that in order to get a key to the pool area I would have to pay $5 for a key. Guess they have lost a lot of keys but I am not used to being asked to pay for the opportunity to use the park's amenities. Didn't pay it and didn't use their pool. Did have to pay an extra dollar a day for our dog which was ok. Wifi worked great, dog area was good and dumpsters were close by. We would stay here again if we were in the area again.

My husband and I have been looking around Las Vegas for an RV park that fits our needs…read more Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of options, so we decided to check out Duck Creek RV Park. Before we came, I called and spoke with a lady on the phone. She was very nice and helpful. She told us to come by and ask for Faith, so we were hopeful. Unfortunately, that feeling changed the moment we walked in. The office was very gloomy and outdated. There was a woman sitting on the couch watching TV and a man in the back reading a newspaper. No one greeted us or even smiled. When the woman walked up to the counter, she was looking down at her phone the entire time. I was actually the one who said, "Hello," and let her know we were there to look at available sites and that we were told to ask for Faith. She simply nodded her head, so I assumed she was Faith. She never looked up at me, never acknowledged me, and never made eye contact. It wasn't until my husband started talking that she finally looked up at him. Even then, she still never acknowledged me. I thought it was strange, but I brushed it off. After highlighting the available sites, she slid the map across the counter to my husband and told him we could drive around and take a look. Again, she never once acknowledged me or spoke directly to me. At that point, I already had a feeling, but I didn't want to jump to conclusions. My husband and I looked at each other, but we decided to keep an open mind and still check out the park. Sadly, it didn't get any better. The park itself is very old and outdated. The sites are packed closely together, and it didn't appear that many rules were being enforced. There were old couches, piles of all kinds of junk sitting around several RVs. It just wasn't well kept. As we drove around, one gentleman gave us a friendly wave, which was nice. Then, as we were leaving, we passed another man standing next to a broken down truck just staring at himself. By the time we finished driving through we already knew this wasn't the place for us. I can't say for certain what was Faith issue but I do know how I was treated. I'm a Black woman, my husband is White, and throughout our entire interaction she acknowledged him but completely ignored me. She wouldn't make eye contact with me, never spoke directly to me, and even handed the map to my husband without ever acknowledging my presence. As a Black woman, it's hard not to notice when you're treated differently and unfortunately that's exactly how this experience felt. I'm sharing my experience so other people, especially people of color, are aware and can decide for themselves. Maybe someone else will have a different experience, and I truly hope they do. But this was mine. Whether it was racial bias or simply poor customer service, no one should walk into a business and feel invisible. For us, this wasn't the right place, and we won't be back.

Willow Beach Campground was one of the best camping experiences I've ever had. We stayed for 2…read morenights at the tent sites, and everything was so convenient. You're allowed to have up to 2 tents per site, parking is literally just steps away, and the bathrooms and showers were very clean and well maintained. I also loved how easy the online booking process was. Unfortunately, when booking, we had to reserve 2 separate sites and couldn't get them next to each other for both nights. I was worried about it, but when we checked in, the ladies at the office were so kind and worked their magic to keep our family together the entire stay. I really appreciated how accommodating they were. Willow Beach is perfect for fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and boating. If you're planning to swim with little kids, this probably isn't the best spot -- I'd recommend making the quick 10-minute drive to Lake Mead instead. This campground books up pretty fast, so definitely plan ahead. One great thing is that Willow Beach has a store and restaurant on site, so if you forget supplies or want something fresh to eat, you're covered. My family and I absolutely loved camping here. We had a campfire every night and went on peaceful walks around the campground after dark. It was beautiful, relaxing, and surprisingly quiet at night. I'd definitely recommend staying here. I probably wouldn't tent camp here during the summer heat, but staying in an RV with AC would be perfect!

This campground is so remote and over a mile walk to the water. The only reason we were there was…read moreto paddle board to emerald cave, if we can't access the water what is the point? There is absolutely no shade anywhere, no trees, just desert and dirt. We never even unpacked, we promptly left to find a hotel. We called multiple times to cancel the reservation but no one ever answered the call.

I actually really liked his hotel. It was a bit of a throwback as it sported more of a motel style…read morelike places that I used to stay when I was a kid traveling with my parents. All of the entrances as far as I could tell were exterior. Some people don't like that, but if the area is safe, I actually find it rather convenient. Just pull up to your door, unload and you're set. This hotel is located less than 30 mimutes from LAS, which is quite convenient, especially when you fly in late and there is a slow getaway from the airport (thanks to incredibly long lines for the rental car shuttle). Another key feature is that it is 20 minutes or less from Hoover Dam and about 10 minutes from the Lake Mead Visitor Center. This was the main reason for choosing this place as our lodging. The building is massive and looked almost imposing on arrival. The website says it has 99 rooms but the impressive structure is three stories high stretching deeper than you'd expect. I would have guessed more rooms than that without looking it up. We arrived at night and the outside lighting they employ creates an attractive facade as you pull up. The area in which it was located was interesting and bordered on kitschy, as it had that remnant of the Old West touristy appeal that I remember as a kid. There were plenty of hotels/motels and restaurants/pancake houses along the wide boulevard. The front desk clerk was very pleasant, efficient and knowledgeable. She had us checked in quickly which was appreciated given the late hour. We were at the back end of our building, so finding parking right by our room even at that time was no issue. The room was adequately spacious for our needs. They only had options for two beds at the time I made the reservation, even though I booked several weeks in advance. We usually prefer King or Queen options, but this was OK. The room was decently equipped and everything, including WiFi, worked well. Some might say the rooms need updating, but I thought they were perfectly fine. The furniture was in good shape and there was nothing about it that was off-putting. The pool was in a separate building. We did not use it, but it looked quite nice. There was also a small, somewhat inconspicuous exercise room on the first floor near the office. The bed was comfortable and the room was quiet, allowing us to get good sleep. The bathroom allowed us enough room to maneuver so that we could get cleaned up in the morning. The breakfast room was located on the second floor and had almost the feel of a church camp dining hall with an open, plainly decorated layout. But there were also some outside tables in the shade on the walkway and, if you could stand the 90-degree temperature even at that time of the morning, it allowed for a pleasant quieter meal. The checkout process was smooth and easy. I mentioned the proximity both to the airport and to Hoover Dam/Lake Mead as reasons for choosing this establishment. But the other half of the equation was the $108 price tag. With tax, it was around $120, which was a better deal than most places. Add to that the ability to get BW points, and it was an ideal option for us. I would definitely stay here again if we make a return visit to the local attractions. It was a perfect base for a Hoover Dam or Lake Mead visit.

Before moving to Boulder City, I visited frequently for several years and stayed at many local…read moremotels. I have stayed at this Best Western three separate times, so this review reflects the aggregate of those experiences. Pros: Pet-Friendly: A major plus for me, as my dog is usually my travel co-pilot. Superior Mattresses: The Best Western has the most comfortable beds in town--even beating the upscale Boulder Dam Hotel. While other local spots seem to use the same stiff, mail-order foam mattresses, this property provides the support needed for a traveler with back and neck issues. Room Amenities & Parking: Rooms are decently sized and equipped with a mini-fridge and a coffee maker. The bathrooms are spacious, with ADA equipped walk-in showers available in many rooms. There is an enclosed swimming pool, and the large, wide parking lot offers plenty of space if you're travelling with a larger vehicle. Cons: Cleanliness & Maintenance: The rooms are outdated, but the bigger issue is that they are often poorly cleaned. During my stays, the bathroom sinks clogged quickly and stayed that way. Subpar Coffee & Breakfast: The complimentary lobby coffee is disappointing--tasting and smelling like mass-produced instant coffee. The included breakfast options are equally poor and also difficult to find. It took me two days to figure out where it's hiding haha. Since these amenities are built into the room rate, it feels like a waste of money. Poor Customer Service: Management is unresponsive. My front desk requests to fix the clogged sinks and cleanliness issues went unresolved, and the complaints I submitted to corporate via the Best Western app were completely ignored. Pro-Tip - if you are travelling with a pet and need a more comfortable mattress to sleep on, the Best Western in Boulder City is the best option, but I recommend eating across the street at the Southwest Diner and grabbing your coffee drinks up the street about two blocks at the Dam Roast House.

Native Campervans is definitely worth a look if you're looking to rent a nicely equipped campervan…read morefor a fair price in the southwest. We recently wrapped up a trip to Utah's "Mighty Five" National Parks, and picking up a campervan from Las Vegas was the most convenient option for us. The entire booking process is done online, offering clear descriptions of your options and very flexible pickup and drop-off dates and times. (We even had the option to drop off on Easter Sunday, which no other company offered, as far as I could find). Pricing is fair for what you get. Even the actual pickup process is contactless, which is great if you just want to get in and start your adventure. Our particular van (a Squad, built from a Ram Promaster 1500) looked like it had seen better days, with some visible damage all around the exterior. Not sure if I needed to do it, but I took photos of the damage just in case I needed it later. We then got in and drove off. The van is nicely equipped, with a queen sized bed inside, a hard shell rooftop tent, propane stove, basic cooking supplies, a large cooler, and 5 gallon water tank. Most of these things work well. If Native offered a larger, long wheelbase, high roof van, with a wet room, that seats 4, that would have been awesome. But again, good price and value here. Good storage options throughout the van. A table that can be placed and put away as needed. There were a couple of minor issues around the van. Cruise control didn't work, which would have been a big help on some of our long highway drives. Not a huge deal, but annoying for sure. The power inverter's outlets were also barely functional, needing us to press on the plug a certain way to work. In addition, the van's auxiliary battery power switch was turned off at pickup, so I needed to fiddle with the finicky switch at the side of the driver seat to get the ceiling vent fan, interior accent lighting, and some other electrical things to work. The cooler's drain plug was loose at pickup, so some water was leaking once our first batch of ice started melting. That just needed to be tightened all the way. Lastly, after one night's rain, we had a water leak coming inside the van through the overhead map lights. Possibly coming from the roof antenna or marker lights. In addition, one of the window flaps of the rooftop tent had a broken zipper, meaning it couldn't be closed to block out wind. Only the mesh screen could be zipped. In early April in the Utah desert at night, that was an issue with temperatures dipping into the 30s. We also had a small rainstorm one night but luckily the wind was blowing the other way. The van itself was otherwise in decent working condition. The brakes felt like they were due for service but they worked. Fuel economy seemed to be in the 18 MPG range. Overall, it was a good experience and I'd certainly rent from Native Campervans in the future for another vanlife adventure.

I reserved a campervan with this company June 1 in preparation for a trip the end of…read moreSeptember...almost 4 months in advance. 15 days out from my trip I get an email that the van was in an accident and they have no other van they can offer me. They didn't offer any solutions other than reach out to a competitor that they have no relationship with. 15 days out, everything is already reserved. All of my camping reservations were made based on the van I had reserved. This company will leave you high and dry. (email I received is attached for proof that I'm not making this up)

Just the basics for the beginning of the day…read more This little Holiday Inn does what it needs for you and yours. Easy easy to make reservations and check in process. Great rates and the best of a typical Holiday Inn. Free breakfast and amazing service. The room was comfortable and check in a breeze . It's clean! It's newer than what's around too . When you wake you have the pool and views from the sun behind the mountain when you're drinking your coffee. Need that special Holiday Inn moment then always trust and enjoy the brand. It's still good even here. Let's go greet the sun and see the day ahead.

Very nice and modern hotel. The rooms are very spacious, quiet, and comfortable. The A/C worked so…read morewell and kept the room very cool that I felt as though I was sleeping in an igloo. The entire staff was very friendly and professional. The hotel's free breakfast each day was delicious and fresh, saving everyone money from having to buy breakfast. The lobby was nice and comfortable, with large workstations available with outlets to charge phones and/or plug in other electronics. Parking is available in the outdoor parking There is a good-sized casino next door, which is only twenty to thirty steps away. This was an overall very pleasant experience.