Boomtown Casino Biloxi RV Park

BEWARE!!!!!!! This rv parking lot doesnt deserve any star. It boasted that it had all amenities you could ask for. WOW, no bathroom, no shower. Way to expensive for just a place to park. My Coach was also covered with fire ants when I got ready to leave. BBB will get ANOTHER bad report to go along with the others I jut read.

Stayed two weeks at Boomtown. This is a no amenities park. It is well-maintained with level concrete slabs. It's also in a very central location to see all the sights along the coast. Make sure you use a water filter as water comes out brown without it and internet is terrible. They have it open so anyone can use leaving nothing for the guests. Park also has cable which helped.

A nice little park for a good price. However the area around this is very unsavory. Homeless encampment right across the street with people living in tents and having mental episodes at all hours. They also ask for money and food. Also a party house with loud music at the corner of Lamuse and Smith. Garbage all over. Unfortunate because the proximity to the casino and the new buffet is great (walkable). I was concerned for safety and kept up by noise here.

So on day two of our trip to our new home in Vegas we stopped for the night here. Over all very happy with it. Easy in and out, 30 and 50 watt amps and close to I 10 interstate. Wi-Fi was great and relatively quiet. Best of all it was only 63.00 a night! Unheard of nowadays. Initially I thought the area was not the best, but no problems at all. Would definitely stay there again.

We stayed at this RV park for a few nights as we traveled to our winter location in Gulf Shores. The park is a short walk across the street from Boomtown casino. The park had full hookup and was gated and fenced in. Security drove through the park throughout the day.

The park is very plain but serves it purpose for overnight RV parking with full hookups including 50amp. They have a mixture of pull thrus and backup spots. There were a few large motorhomes in the park.

We made our reservation online and called the front desk on arrival. They have to give you a code to get in the park. There seemed to be confusion initially on what site was ours but it all worked out.

The local casino hopper comes by the bus stop near Boomtown every 20 minutes and we visited a few other casinos . We bought an all day pass for $6 that allowed us on and off access. Otherwise, it was $1.75 each time. Information is available on Bilioxi Coast Transit Authority website.

It served its purpose and we would stay there again.