Necessary Evil

Our go-to place was full so ended up here on a quick overnight. Saddle West falls into the necessary evil category. It’s just a giant parking lot. No amenities or landscaping at the sites. There is nice landscaping around the edge of the park but that doesn’t really do much for you if you’re in the middle of the parking lot. The utility towers are shared between sites which means rigs are pulled through in opposite directions to access the tower so you’ll be facing your neighbor. Registration is at the front desk of the casino hotel which is a decent walk from the RV park. There’s large vehicle parking to hover in just outside of the entrance of the RV area while you get registered. After sitting in the truck all day in the road. I don’t mind a good walk to stretch my legs but the front desk is a bit of a winding hole from the RV park for anyone with mobility challenges. The bathrooms were spotless and sites were level though. Overall the price point is high for what is offered

Nice Parking Lot

Daily $29, weekly $160, monthly $550 Parking lot with extra wide spots, well marked with large drive areas. FHU. Sweet deal.

Wahoo

Wahoo amenities! Clean bathrooms and showers, hotel hot tub & pool are included, have a few different WiFi access points, just hooked up my cable it works, I'm close to the street so it's a bit loud but it's cheap! Check in is at the hotel front desk.

Great Place

Great Place To stay. Very big and wide spaces, fit my 30' rig, tow dolly and 2 cars in the spots. Had a family member stop by and visit and they were able to park in the space also. Clean laundry and restroom/showers. There is an ice machine in the laundry room for the rvers to use. Even though the park is located in the main road it is very quiet at night.

Nice clean place, good food and gambling!