Across the street we had access to spotless restrooms, shower facilities and a laundry. Next to the beach was a traditional and well-kept pool area with a large community fire pit. We were backed in right in front of the tropical themed beach complete with thatched roof pagodas and multiple fire pits. The central feature of this wonderful little RV park is a lake that provides catch and release fishing, paddle boats, a waterfall feature and a variety of ducks and birds. Our first surprise: there were as many palm trees in the park as evergreens - and there was an abundance of both providing wonderful shade all day long. Lakeside RV Resort is like a mirage of an oasis in the desert. What a treat! It's a small restaurant but the food was delicious and very affordable. We aren't much for gambling, but we walked the short distance from the RV park to the casino to buy a couple meals from the casino cafe. We were expecting to spend most of our days inside the coach with both air conditioners going considering we would be in the desert - but the weather was very pleasant - mid to upper 70's during the day and a cool 45 degrees at night. First - it's a little less than an hour from Las Vegas. We really weren't sure what to expect since google maps showed this destination was a few miles outside of a town that appeared to be in the middle of nowhere! We were pleasantly surprised. George, Utah to Lakeside Casino and RV resort in beautiful Pahrump, Nevada. Just got back from our first official long distance road trip with our Class A motorhome.We decided to head south from Boise past Las Vegas via Salt Lake City and St.

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