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Thinking of changing it up a bit and taking the family to Riverland sometime in August as opposed to Laughlin as usual.
I do not have a RV/trailer and was looking at the Bungalow Suites? Reading through the posts, it sounds like some people may be familiar with this place.
Can anyone give me some input/reviews?
We are just looking for a new fun place to stay for a group of people aged 25-50....
All input is appreciated!
Great place to have a good time. But it's probably a ghost town this week 😁
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Bungalows are just behind the big tree I believe but they also have others.
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Thinking of going Labor Day weekend...
Bungalows 1-4 are available that weekend. Not on the water, but the lady I spoke with said there was a beach on the property to enjoy for times we are not out in the boat.
It really is a great place to stay. Launch ramp in the park. Gas on the dock. A nicely stocked store. Holiday weekends can exude oodles of fun and frolicking as there is usually a party somewhere in the park. Sometimes multiple parties. Club Riverland opens a few times a year and after it shuts down, Riverland Afterhours has been known to kick in. Other than that, it really is a nice place to stay.
I like Riverland
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I stay there almost exclusively, I like it a lot, just did a week in bungalow 1 during the 4th, I much prefer renting one of those to a trailer or the casino. Labor day I will either be in a bungalow or maybe free at my buddies place on D row, that's always nice when the couch is offered up.
In regards to the Bungalow, where is the beach area in relation to it...What I am getting at: the trailer sites in front all have water access but the bungalow are off the water, so is there a beach area that can be used by people that are not renting or bring a trailer?Quote:
Originally Posted by chevellesb406
They have a group of them by the store. There is a beach within 150' or so. They also have a couple others down the road a bit. Beach is further but there are a couple of beach areas the bungalow peeps can use.Quote:
Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
Just what I needed to hear! Thanks for the info!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
Within 100' also is the "kids beach" area as I call it with the water slide and the lawn chairs and umbrellas.
Thanks everyone for the help and input.
Just made reservations for Aug 29-Sept 2nd Labor Day weekend bungalow 3 & 4.
On a side note, I was told it is pet friendly and was considering bringing my chocolate lab...
Any input on this? Do people usually brings their pets when they stay there? Not trying to be the odd person out bringing a dog when its my first time there lol
Nope I see dogs every time I go, and river land it's very very friendly! Deffinatly a great set of people there
Might be your neighbor that weekend, dogs everywhere and there is bit of grass called the "dog park" about 100 feet from bungalow 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by chevellesb406
We bring our dog every time. We are in C-17 make sure to say hi!!!
Keep your dogs on a leash. There are coyotes everywhere 🙈
I was really close to pulling the trigger on a place there, sweet park! But its next to william so i figured i would never get no sleep and opted to stay in the beer can with wheels..
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Originally Posted by boatnam1
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So I have a 19ft jet boat open bow...would it be safe to rent a slip for the weekend or is there too much of a risk of waking up to see the boat under water?
Just not sure if I should pull it out every night....
Thoughts???
I think the slips are free. But if I were you, I wouldn't park anything of value there. The water is nuts there not to mention the boats.