Las Vegas, NV, just south of the Strip off I-15 at Windmill Lane
Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort
EV friendly: we charged the truck at the 50-amp pedestal. Written for every camper, trailer, RV or tent, with the EV charging answer up front.
Can you charge an EV here? Yes · 50-amp
The 50-amp full-hookup sites can charge an electric truck at the pedestal, about 9.6 kW at 40 amps, with room to dial the current down and run the camper air conditioning at the same time. We plugged in here.
Which parks allow EV charging, and why KOA doesn’t →Our take
A great base for Vegas at a good price. Clean, well-maintained sites with everything you need: a store, a restaurant, and genuinely nice staff. There are two separate pool-and-hot-tub areas, one adult and one family, so you can pick the speed you want. Security at the entrance, laundry, and mail service. This is the one we keep coming back to: 19 nights across our stays, counting the four nights booked for the end of October. The rate moves with the season and with what is on in town, so treat our total as an estimate rather than a receipt. Three nights in late September ran $284.59, about $95 a night, while four nights over the end of October came to $320.02 with tax, about $80 a night. Same park, same hookups, fifteen dollars a night apart, which is the whole argument for booking Vegas in the shoulder season. If you have an RV and want to do Vegas, this is the place.
- Hookups
- Full hookups (50A)
- Amenities
- Nearby
- How far
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- Las Vegas Strip6 mi
- Harry Reid International Airport2 mi
- Allegiant Stadium5 mi
- AREA157 mi
- Fremont Street (downtown)10 mi
- Groceries
- Walmart and Vons, about 2 mi
- Elevation
- about 2,030 ft
- Connectivity
- In Las Vegas near the airport, so cell is strong across carriers; Starlink as a backup.
Part of San Diego → Chicago → San Diego.
