Circus Circus RV park in Vegas

Las Vegas

My favorite place outside of home.

  Took Buffy on several walks, because of the hot sidewalks and the fact that I went into a lot of casinos we used the stroller when we didn’t have grass to walk on.  She’s likes riding in it, (Except for her first escalator, she didn’t care for that.)

      I had eight nights booked here. It wasn't 
enough I
could have 

stayed eight (or eighteen)
more. 











The park had been built as a KOA so it was pretty standard. The whole area was cement and rock, which was better than gravel because it's so windy the dirt and gravel would be blowing in your face. (One unexpected wind came up and bent our canopy arms, while we were trying to bring it in.) 

 Our spot was pretty big and we had a tree.  The cement was really hot though, so we carried the puppy to the dog park and the grassy areas.  A few premium end spots had a little grass area with trees and a patio.  I will reserve one of those next year.  Lot 52, so I can remember, was a good one.

  RV Pool was nice and almost empty compared to the Hotel pool which was beside it and was super crowded. 

      The location was a little out of the way being on 

the far end of the strip but it was way better than last year being so far from the strip. Although it was a 

pretty long walk just getting from the RV park, 
through the hotel and out to the strip it was doable.  The bus stopped right in front, too.  Although I only used it once, it was nice to know it was there. 

  The hotel was nicer than I thought it would be, too.  (Had a McDonalds and Krispy Kreme so...civilized). It had several casino areas plus the circus acts, rides and games. They had a merry-go-round of slot machines which tickled my fancy.

Mostly I played the slots. Once I won over 100 free games on Crystal Forest and still won less than fifty dollars.🙄

      I walked and walked and Bob played golf.  Hit all my favorite casinos and malls, too.  Didn't take very many pictures out on the strip because I've been here so often, I think I already have photos of everything.