Resort · Las Vegas · Nevada
Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort is the big, established private RV resort in the south Las Vegas valley, Nevada, at 2711 W. Windmill Lane just off I-15 south of the airport. For many travelers it is the default answer to where to park the rig in Vegas: close enough to the Strip that a rideshare is cheap, far enough that the resort is quiet at night. It suits big rigs, snowbirds, families passing through and anyone who wants a real resort with grounds rather than a casino parking lot.
Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort is the big, established private RV resort in the south Las Vegas valley, Nevada, at 2711 W. Windmill Lane just off I-15 south of the airport. For many travelers it is the default answer to where to park the rig in Vegas: close enough to the Strip that a rideshare is cheap, far enough that the resort is quiet at night. It suits big rigs, snowbirds, families passing through and anyone who wants a real resort with grounds rather than a casino parking lot.
Practically, the resort sells full-service sites in five categories with published daily rates of $84.95 for a Standard back-in, $89.95 Deluxe pull-thru, $94.95 Premium, $99.95 Premium Plus and $106.95 for a 90-foot Big Rig site, all before tax; weekly and monthly rates exist but are quoted by phone. Amperage and cable are not itemized on the pages we checked, so confirm 50-amp at your assigned site, especially in summer. Amenities include an adult pool, a family pool with sandy beach area, spa, 18-hole putting course, cafe and bar, store, exercise room and clubhouse. Check-in is 1 p.m. with a $30 early check-in fee. The trade-off is price: at $85-plus a night it is not the budget option, and you will not walk to the Strip from here.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
Full review
Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort Review: Rates, Sites & What to Expect (2026)An honest Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort review: published nightly rates by site type, the 90-foot Big Rig sites, pools, putting course, cafe, check-in rules, and how it compares with the Motorcoach Resort and the KOA at Sam's Town.
Our verdict
Book Oasis if you run a long coach, want a real resort with pools in Vegas, or need a snowbird base; skip it if you are on a tight budget or want to walk to the Strip.
The resort's rates page lists $84.95 Standard back-in, $89.95 Deluxe pull-thru, $94.95 Premium, $99.95 Premium Plus and $106.95 for a 90-foot Big Rig site, before tax. Weekly and monthly rates are offered but not published as fixed figures; call for those.
The resort sells full-service sites and notes dump-facility access for all sites, but amperage and cable are not spelled out on the pages we checked. Confirm 50-amp and sewer at your assigned site when booking.
Yes. There is a dedicated Big Rig category described as 90-foot sites at $106.95, and the Deluxe and Premium categories include pull-thrus.
The operator does not publish a mileage. It is off I-15 south of the airport, in practice a short freeway drive to the south end of the Strip, roughly 10 to 15 minutes without traffic. Rideshare is the sane way in.
Normal check-in is 1 p.m., and the resort checks guests in 22 hours a day except between 5 and 7 a.m. Early check-in is offered for a $30 non-refundable fee subject to availability.
An adult pool, a family pool with sandy beach area, spa, 18-hole natural-grass putting course, cafe and bar, Cabana Marketplace store, exercise room and clubhouse.