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Casino has a new GM & he’s trying out new ways to make the RV experience better for hookups (electric/water) as well as dry campers.

Big rig friendly. There are electric sites for $30, or dry camp in the parking lot for free. Other campers said if I checked in with security, they would charge $30 for dry camping. I don't know if that was true or not, as I did not talk to security. The parking lot is significantly sloped, but at the top of the lot near site 21, it is possible to mostly level the rig. Thankfully, the parking lot floodlights did not turn on at sunset. Bring blackout window and skylight shading just in case. I had looked forward to a pleasant dinner at the casino and was disappointed the restaurant was closed. The casino was very short-staffed. I got a burger and fries at the Deli, school cafeteria quality. I visited June 10, 2025.

We have stayed at the Casino several times over the past few years and stopped again to visit the area. There were several available sites and 5 campers dry camping in the parking lot, which was a bit odd since there were available sites. Went into the Casino to check register and pay for our site and was charged $30.00 per night. Last year the price was $20.00. Still a good value, but the increase of $10.00 was a bit unexpected.

Nice spot for a couple nights layover. Water and the 50 amp HU worked great and they have a dump station right next to the parking lot where the RV parking is. The sites cost $30 a night but the parking lot is free to park. I was told by the hotel clerk that you occupy an empty site and then go to the hotel desk to pay for it. All in all great experience and would stay again.

$20/night for water(50psi) and electric (50,30,15 Amp). 14 back in and 8 pull through sites (gravel, dirt, grass)can fit any rig. Large parking lot for free dry camping. Dump station and dumpster also. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. We stayed a week to explore the area. St ignace is 10 minutes away with the ferry to Mackanaw Island. The Soo locks are 50 minutes away and the Canadian border. We also found a nice place to put in our kayaks just past the employee parking area to the north. Pro tip get a players card as they give you $13 free play first day and $8 each day thereafter. Food at the casino was good and more restaurants are just 10 minutes away in St. Ignace. We stayed in a 35’ class A with toad.

Great little stop over for the price. $15 per night with electric and water. The $15 includes use of the dump station, use of the pool and gym in the casino. We arrived about 10:30 pm to a quite parking lot. The RV sites are right as you pull into the parking area and the farthest away from the casino but not a bad walk. If you are looking to have a fire there isn’t any rings. We only use this as a stop over but if you are looking for a cheap site to explore the area this is a great budget friendly spot.

Access: Easy. Paved parking lot. Sites: Close-by. Staff: OK. Grounds: Lots of gravel on the pavement. Electrical: 30/50 amp. No issues Noise Level: Quiet. No trains. Cell Service AT&T: 2 bars. Wifi: Not used Price: $15 per night. Notes: We travel in a 40' Motorhome. Opinion: No frills. Parking lot with water & electric hook-ups. Dump station. Perfect for a quick one-night stopover.

It’s a paved parking lot with electric and water parking sites along the perimeter of the pavement. Free shuttle or golf cart service to the casino. Free shuttle service to the ‘ downtown ‘ area and ferry services. Mosquitoes and little black bugs were terrible. Some standing water at most sites after it rains. A little good, a little bad, but hey, it’s only $15.00 a night.

Stayed overnight at the casino parking lot. The RV section was full. Had a great goodnight rest. Nice and quite. Spend a few bucks at the machine, no luck but all was fun.