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At first this RV park located at a casino didn’t seem like a place we wanted to stay, but it grew on us. It’s only $15 a night and it’s a large parking lot across from the casino. But there are big grassy areas on both sides of the RV lot and a convenience store. There’s also a dump and portable water, and electricity hook ups at every site. Plus it had decent connectivity. We had issues when we arrived because some of the long time guests had encroached on the site we were assigned. Then our pedestal didn’t work. They assigned us a new site from the hotel without checking it and again a long-term guest heading crouched halfway into the site. They finally assigned us sites down at the far end of the RV park and it was very nice and very quiet. We stayed two nights. The casino isn’t much; it has very tight machines, mostly older ones, but the little restaurant there was very good. To register for the RV park you call the hotel and make a reservation. You go to the hotel to get a key to unlock your power pedestal and pay.

30 amp site on a paved parking lot. With water and dump available. You are also given a key to the hotel to use the pool and access to the shower. Lots of room to run the dogs. Small gas and convenience store two minute walk. All for $10.60 a night. We would definitely stay again.

Paved parking area with electric only sites from which I could see, dump station and potable water. For the price it’s a no- brainer if you’re in the area. About eight miles off the interstate. The casino is undergoing a major facelift and should look pretty good in the near future. Short walk to an entrance to the hotel and casino. Cable television had dozens of channels. Longer than normal distance to the power pedestal. Several sites taken by traveling contractors. I’d stay again if I was in the area. Btw, $10.60 a day!

RV camping for the casino. Big parking lot setup and level. You can use the facilities in the hotel. Wifi worked well. Will return.