Sponsored by Casino Del Sol RV Park
- All RV types are welcome at this new RV park
New RV Park Accommodates All RV Types
Who says that just because you own a travel trailer, 5th wheel, Class B, or Class C motorhome that you don’t appreciate first-class amenities?
Casino Del Sol RV Park, just 15 minutes away from Downtown Tucson, Arizona wondered the same thing. Their answer? Build it, and if you allow all types of RVs, they will come.
Beautifully landscaped on the grounds of Casino Del Sol, the new RV park features 73 huge 64’ x 10’ pads with an additional 10 feet of slide-out clearance. A mix of back-in and pull-through RV sites host full water, sewer, electrical, and Wi-Fi.
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Casino Del Sol RV Park Amenities
The amenities of Casino Del Sol RV Park are those you would expect to find at a Class A-only resort. In addition to standard amenities such as showers, a laundry room, and covered picnic area, this new RV park also features a hot tub area, and of course nearby access to Casino Del Sol itself and the Sewailo Golf Course, designed by Notah Begay III.
You won’t go hungry either, with nearly 20 restaurants and bars on the casino premises. When entertainment is ramped up, you’ll have plenty of great options for a complete night on the town. If you need a convenient fill-up, the Del Sol Marketplace has it all, from gas to snacks and so much more!
Whether you are coming home late or getting up early to take your dog for an early morning stroll, you’ll appreciate the 24-hour security with fencing and security gate.
Where is Casino Del Sol located?
Casino Del Sol is just a short fifteen-minute drive from downtown Tucson. Exit I-19 West at Valencia Road and then go 6 miles west to The Sol of Tucson.
The RV park allows you to feel like you are enjoying a remote getaway, yet with all the amenities still close at hand. Check-in is a convenient 1:00 pm, and check-out is sleep-in friendly 11:00 am.
Visit the Casino Del Sol website today to book your stay.
All around RV industry enthusiast who has been RVing for 8 years and enjoys trips with his wife and dogs in their diesel pusher.
Looks great I’ll try it.
Only 10 feet wide? How do you put out your slides?
“64’ x 10’ pads with an *additional* 10 feet of slide-out clearance”
So I’m guessing this means there is no more free camping at the casino, which is a great reason to avoid it. Whenever I’ve used a casino to camp I’ve paid them back by, at the very least, eating dinner in their restaurant. If I have to pay for camping there, forget it!
the new RV park is phenomenal. in the past my wife and I dry camped in your parking lot on our way to Rocky Point. Now we can have hook-ups and enjoy the other benefits of the casino.
Thanks for point this one out. Definitely putting it on my list. We have a 21′ RVIA certified new Class B that is more expensive and far more technologically advanced than many Class As out there. And it’s sharp looking too! I’m so tired of the ridiculous class discrimination in so many RV parks. Makes no sense.
I absolutely would NEVER stay at a park this open…. There needs to be vegetation between all sites for sound and privacy. There needs to be some shade. I can’t see the ‘attraction’ of horrible sites like this, but they seem to be liked by this magazine……..
Here in the Sonoran desert, “vegetation” tends to come with minimum shade and maximum spines. It’s just the way it is.
We stayed there in Feb 2022. The pad at each site is narrow and the length wasn’t quite enough for our motorhome and towed SUV – had to park the SUV sideways across the front of the site. For a new park, I was surprised they didn’t plan for longer RVs. Our site wasn’t particularly level, either. The casino is nice. We would stay there again, understanding the park is new, but not what we’ve come to expect at casinos with full service RV parks. You check in and pay at the Shell Station where you’ll get a card to open the gate.