We used this place as a basecamp for exploring the area and it was perfect. We aren't gamblers, but the casino hotel had a lovely coffee shop where we bought coffees and even a few bags of their locally roasted beans (from Sequim's Rainshadow Coffee Roasters). There is a nice paved path next to the lot that leads in the opposite direction of the casino that is nice to walk dogs. The electric/water spots did fill up each night, but every morning several opened up. We arrived at 11am on a Friday and there were only 2 other rigs there. As others have said, there are about 10 spots with 50Amp and water hookups. The location is right off the 101 for easy access, but since it is behind the casino and hotel, we didn't hear any road noise. The area for RVs is far enough back from the casino's main lot, and the setting is actually quite beautiful. We have camped in 4 casino lots now, and this is by far the best.

You can stay 3 night every 30 days, so if you live or travel in the area regularly, keep your players card in you. I would have availed myself of the restaurants but I didn’t want to leave my dog alone for any length of time. Such a generous thing for this casino and it’s owners to do, so Thank You! Especially now when state park are charging $40 or more for dry camping. There is a mild slope to the lot as a whole so you will need to dig out your leveling blocks. Security will come up and unlock the electric box and you’re set. Go up to the RV Lot, find a spot and park.

I didn’t explore any of those options outside of the hook-ups because it was very cold/windy/sleety while I was there. Free H2O and electricity, both 30 and 50 amp.

There are the obvious casino activities to enjoy. I stayed here for 3 nights to have some serious down time after my dog injured herself and to minimize her need to jump in and out of truck and go up and down stairs to truck camper.

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