Bordertown Casino and RV Resort – Reno, NV Bordertown Casino and RV Resort Address: 19575 Hwy 395 North, Reno, NV 89508 Phone: (775) 677-0169 Amenities: Full Hookups Pull-Thru Sites Cable TV Laundry Restrooms with Showers Dog Run Propane. Find 3 listings related to Bordertown Casino Rv Resort in Reno on YP.com. See reviews, photos, directions, phone numbers and more for Bordertown Casino Rv Resort locations in Reno, NV. Bordertown RV Resort: overnight at Bordertown RV & Casino outside Reno, NV - See 41 traveller reviews, 3 candid photos, and great deals for Bordertown RV Resort at Tripadvisor. Find campsites from Bordertown Casino-Rv Resort - RV Resort in Reno, NV. Booking is fast and easy, reserve your spot today!

Overview

19575 US Highway 395 North, Reno, NV, 89508

Bordertown Casino RV Resort is located near the iconic Nevada town of Reno, and is the perfect camping spot for anyone who loves great casino games, historic sites, activities and outdoor terrain. Plus, RVers at the park can expect warm days, cool nights and clear skies for stargazing and sunset viewing.

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Amenities and Activities

Travelers can expect a ton of great activities near the campground. Some traveler favorites include: cave exploring, canoeing, kayaking, river tubing, mountain biking, horseback riding, swimming, skiing, golfing, hiking, boating and aerial tours. Amenities at the park include: picnic tables, slide-outs, 50 amp sites, pull thrus, sewerage, showers and full hookups.

Visitors can expect great local attractions such as:

- Hoover Dam

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- Lake Tahoe

- National Automobile Museum

- Louis' Basque Corner

- Eldorado Reno

- Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Casino pc games free.

- Bellagio

RVers at the park can take advantage of not only the inexpensive RV accommodations compared to nearby hotels, but also stellar outdoor attractions like Lake Tahoe and the Valley of Fire, great activities and stellar eats. Reserve early to hold your site. Hope to see you soon!

Coming in from the south on CA – 395, this is the last casino in Nevada before you cross back into California. It is a top-rated Good Sam Park for the past 5 years and I can see why. The 50 spaces in the park were all concrete with grass between the sites and all were drive throughs. The grass was green as they water it nightly.

The casino is an old one where it appears that many locals hang out. The machines were not tight and I managed to make a little money playing video poker; at least enough to pay the $40 per night fee. There is an attached gas station that was reasonably priced for the area and the propane was only $2,50 per gallon.

The reason that we wanted to check out the parks in the Reno area is that I’m going to be working peak season at the JC Penny facility here in the area. Last season was the first that they used work campers. The pay is a little less than what Amazon pays but they do provide you with a $100 per week for your campsite. We looked at a few other campgrounds and I’ve settled on the Grand Sierra Resort campground adjacent to the casino. We were not able to get into Bordertown during the time when working as others had already booked it.

Satta casino poker. The cost at the GSR is $180 per week but it does include 30 or 50-amp electricity, water and sewer. The resort has a year around heated pool and a hot tub. In the casino, there is a poker room, bowling alley, movie theatre, spa and gym and it is only minutes from downtown Reno and the other casinos. I believe that I’ll like staying there for approximately 12 weeks.