NO LONGER ALLOWING RV’s

We found a great parking spot for the night. Got all tucked in for the night. Just as we fell asleep, a loud knock on the door. Yep they’re no longer allowing RV’s on their property.

Great But Crowded

Free. Go around to a paved lot like a Pilot. Lots of Semi’s. All pull through spots. If smaller rigs pull up, then another small rig can share the same parking slot. Do Not put out slides or lawn chairs etc. Do Not Park in lots where signage states ‘No RV or Semi’. Do Not Park in the dirt.

Great Place To Stay A Night

Drive around the perimeter of the casino until you see the trucks and RVs parked on pavement, rest stop style. Nice, well-kept area. We felt very safe at this free, big rig & RV parking lot at the casino.

Its Great Here.

So, dont try to park in the dirt. Keep driving around the parking lot. They made a special lot for just RVs and rigs. Quiet. Nobody bothers you. Tribal police just dont want you on the dirt by the freeway. Its very safe and quiet here. No rigs running and no generators. Just find the designated RV area and you'll be fine.

Do Not Stay Here!

Do Not park in the dirt by the freeway. I was visited by the Gaila River Police and told to leave. He told me my RV would be towed if I stayed. I didn't push the issue. There is RV/Truck parking in the lot. I didn't stay the night.

Just a dirt lot with a few other RVs and trucks, but it's free! Next to freeway, so noisy. No need to check in with anyone, just park by the freeway sign to the north. Also on the road to outlet mall, so lots of traffic. Good for 1 or 2 nights.