Harrah's Laughlin

The convenience store is closed - remodeling I assume, same with dump. I parked and went to front desk and they said it was fine to park there even though store was closed and there was no Fee. I don't know if this is a new Policy or just because the store and dump were closed ? I looked at the Tropicana parking but their big lot was closed and you had to park in the diagonal spaces, and the reviews said $7 night so I opted for Harrahs for Free !! I may try the Tropicana for their Dump at end of week.

Casino is ... ok. A year after Covid and table games are still scarce and mask required. Not as 'friendly' as the Tropicana, since the Tropicana ( Eldorado Casinos ) owns Caesars now their 'credits' do merge. There is a shuttle bus betweem the two but only runs once every two hours ... at lease on weekdays. Roulette now has a "000" which is even More advantage to the house !! Views of the river are still nice and there are designated smoking / non-smoking areas. Have not tried the food yet. Sorry no pics - I'll look to take some and see if I can add them later.

While staying at another casino in Laughlin, we checked out the RV Parking area here. Large level area with about a couple dozen RV's there. Although signs state the limit is 14 days, many RV's had permits allowing them to stay for at least 60 days. The RV dump and water is behind the store. While it was open, there was a temporary fence at the exit to the dump. You would have to back-out after dumping. Although there's plenty of places for free overnight RV parking in Laughlin, this is a good choice as it's quieter and away from the casinos. Not a bad deal for $5 a night. However, Tropicana is also $5 a night and you get to use the dump for free if you pay for a week.

Since we have quite a few Total Rewards points on our Harrah's cards, we usually stay there (free food). It gripes me to pay for a place to park so in the past we told them we were hotel guests (sometimes we actually were). The last time we did this they sent us to the parking lot with the buses and trucks. So this time we decided we would bite the bullet and pay the $5 parking fee. When I checked in they wanted vehicle registration, insurance policy, driver's license, passports, birth certificate, mother's maiden name, marriage license, six forms if ID -- OK, I am exaggerating a little but not much All this just to park in their lot overnight, plus the $5 of course. I looked at Lucky Lucy and said why don't we go to Pioneer where they appreciate our business and give us free dry camping. So we did.