Talking Stick Resort – États-Unis

We hail from Scottsdale, often alternating between Talking Stick Resort and Westworld. The fee for overnight parking is $25, with a limit of six consecutive nights. The process is simple: visit the gift shop, pay for your stay, then take your receipt to the Lost & Found desk to get your window permit. The RV parking zone is the furthest northwest lot, directly opposite the back fence of Top Golf. There's ample space for even the largest vehicles - we have a 65ft coach and trailer, and we've never had any issues. Some parts of the lot are on a slope, but we've found a few spots where it's easy to level our Class A. So, why do we love Talking Stick, apart from its proximity to our family? The dining options in the casino are fantastic. There's a wide range of choices, and the food is exceptional. Enjoy a romantic dinner at Orange Sky, their rooftop restaurant, or indulge in some top-notch sushi at the Blue Coyote Cafe's bar. You can also enjoy some expertly-made margaritas at the Blue Coyote Cantina. We've yet to try Tash (pronounced Th-o-sh), but we've heard it offers a relaxed setting with high-quality (and slightly expensive) food. The cuisine here is truly impressive. There aren't many places in Scottsdale that cater to RVers, so this suits us perfectly. It's conveniently located, the parking lot is monitored and secure, and the facilities are excellent.

il y a 3 ans

Before arriving at the property I read the other reviews here on Campendium so had an idea of what to expect. Once onsite and parked in the RV area I walked to the gift shop and paid $25 to stay overnight. I was given a print out, returned to our RV and put it in the dash. A couple hours later we received a knock on our door and were told by an employee on a bicycle that we needed to obtain a permit as well otherwise, he noted (nicely) that without it, we may be woken up by the overnight security. So, as instructed, I went to the security desk (just opposite the gift shop) with my receipt and requested a permit. I was told by the security employee that to get a permit I had to obtain a players card, which was near the main entrance. To get the players card I had to show a state issued ID. Overall, too much bureaucracy for me.

il y a 4 ans

Nov 2017 -- We called Security to check about staying there for two nights in-between our Cave Creek and McDowell Maricopa Parks stays. We were informed there is now a $25 nightly charge. Shame.. Shame! We stayed at Talking Stick a few years ago and had a nice overnight under the prior rules. We gambled, drank and bought food in the restaurants. To all RV'ers...PLEASE VOTE WITH YOUR WALLET. Avoid their greed.

il y a 4 ans

There a bit stricter when applying for a permit now. Requirements are: - Go to lost and found in lobby after calling security (shuttle service available via golf cart, but it's a short walk) - bring your license and license plate info - you'll need to apply for a players card (free) - first night there is no need to prove you're gambling - concurrent nights you'll need to prove you have 350 points on your players card Overall it's safe and well lit. Easy location and no real hassle. If you're staying here during hotter times expect to run your generator until 8pm for AC. I'd stay here again, especially when all of the parks around here seem to be lack luster and super expensive ($65/night at some places!!)

il y a 4 ans

Quiet and very clean! The casino has a special lot just for RV's. Lot G. There was a van, a semi, a class C, and a Bounder there when we stayed. You register with security, they give you a pass, you are supposed to sign up for a players card but I forgot. The Ocean restaurant was awesome. Get the Combo Pan Roast. We enjoy staying at Casinos so this was great, but rarely are they quiet so this was a special treat. Right off the expressway and easy to acess.

il y a 4 ans

6 spots available in middle of parking lot, not able to put slides out. No place to walk a dog close. We decided not to stay.

il y a 4 ans