we have stayed at the Oasis four years in a row through the month of September and we absolutely love it. The staff are wonderful, friendly and helpful. Always very clean and secure environment. We always feel very welcome and highly recommend it to all rv travellers. You are always greeted with big smiles from the guys at the security gate. They also have great coffee to start your morning off, can't wait for next year!!!

I've stayed at the Oasis practically every year for the last eight. I look forward to it each time, but this year it was just a little frayed at the edges.

This is a premium park, very nicely landscaped. I've never had any problem with the restrooms or laundry. Staff is always courteous and the security is good. The prices are not expensive when compared to staying in Las Vegas, though they are on the high end of Nevada RV parks. You can find them here: http://www.oasislasvegasrvresort.com/oasis_rates.html

A big change this year was that the shuttle bus went broke. I wasn't aware that it was a separate operation, and if it was, I think the Oasis should offer a service itself. Otherwise, you're nowhere near the city, although there are a few casinos within walking distance if you like to walk -- and run across highways. The front desk will call you a cab, which is pricey, and there is bus service. Considering the distance from town and the expense of getting around Vegas, I think you'd be best off renting a car at the airport if you're going to be there for a couple of days or more. I vaguely remember an onsite car rental service a few years back, but it's gone.

The front-desk only works about 12 hours (8 to 8, I think) so things are pretty quiet at night, which doesn't exactly scream VEGAS to me.

Positives include nice, wide spaces, beautiful landscaping, a well-stocked store and a quiet, relaxing place.

When I first started going there, the Oasis really WAS an oasis -- there was little development around it, other than a 7-11 nearby. Now there's a huge condo project that looks right down into it, so if you were thinking of sunbathing on top of your RV, think twice.

I noticed it wasn't very crowded this year, compared with the past, and the manicured grounds were just a bit less manicured than they were in my mind's eye. But I still really like this place, and I think it'll get back some of its sparkle when the economy picks up.

The Oasis RV Park is the perfect place to stay while traveling through Nevada. The pool was sparkling clean, showers were large and easily accessible throughout the park. The gift shop/store was well stocked and prices were reasonable. The staff was friendly and park very secure. It would be nice to have a shuttle to the strip from the RV park since it's on the very south side of Vegas and parking an RV near the Strip is a nightmare. Also, more shade at the RV sites and free internet service would be nice.

This was a Birthday weekend for our daughter (12). Vegas has become a family friendly destination for us and we have family there too. This was our first time taking our travel trailer to Vegas, and our origional plan was to stay at excalibur but the Sat. rate was outrageous due to a fight going on that night. Looking at other reviews and Oasis website we decided to try it, it looked alot better than the other options for rv resorts closest to the Strip. We arrived Thur. evening, (stayed till Mon. Memorial day) office was still open check-in was quick and easy, driving into park is good, lots of space for all size rigs, the layout of park is good with plenty of room for driving large rigs, and backing up into spaces. Our site was accross from pool area entrance, some spaces have patches of grass other back-ins might have more, or they are next to the golf greens. Park is very clean and manicured, we didn't use bathrooms, showers or laundry. Our site was a paved pull through with a patch of grass and picnic table. We have a travel trailer with no slide outs so site was more than enough space other larger rigs had plenty of space for their cars. Pools are very nice and great that they have an adult pool and family pool, we had visitors and they just had to check in with our name and site # and recieved a pass. they had cocktail time for guests with 1/2 off cupons, and a nice restaurant, they had a movie night and karoke night Sat. out on the terrace. Its location is decent between I15 and Las vegas Blvd. go north a short ways on LVB and your on the strip. Park is quiet and has 24 hr. security, we felt very safe they also have fitness center clean and neat, and wifi for a fee. This is a great place to relax after a day on the Strip, and family friendly too. We decided that this is the way for us to visit Vegas and family. We will definetly be staying there again.