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Idaho Casinos Find a specific casinos in the table below -- or click to browse all Idaho casinos
General Note: This table is a quick reference, look at the footnotes, and read the report for more detailed information.
Footnotes (U2) Unofficially - no reports from readers - we've just heard that it's OK
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This section contains information specifically about RVing from our own experience and directly from readers. Organized alphabetically by City and Casino Name. Some cities and some individual casinos have individual reports and you'll find links to these below. Bonner's Ferry
Coeur D'Alene
-report from G. Smith, May 17, 2008 Another casino we enjoyed was in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, we spent 3 nights dry camping there. They used to have full hook-ups but then it was abused by people "camping out there" and not visiting the casino, they just found a spot to live. So they closed that, but do allow dry camping, very nice casino, also won some money there. Fort Hall
- report from Karen B, May 2007 There are "No Overnight RV Parking" signs in the lot but we asked security and they told us that it’s okay to park overnight as long as you park in the graveled lots. The large one opposite the main entrance is a truck stop lot and is very dusty. We parked in the small one, right beside the campground, which was much quieter and cleaner.
The casino has no table games and poor pay poker machines but they have just about every video slot game available. The tribal museum across the street is small but interesting.
Fort Hall Casino RV Park - photo from Karen B.
Fort Hall Casino Free RV Parking - photo from Karen B.
-report from readers Lee & Fran, February 2007 I have stayed at an Idaho Casino RV park at the Ft Hall, Idaho Indian Reservation. The park was nice and not expensive, it was last summer but I do not remember what we paid. The casino was not the best place I had ever been but one cannot have everything. Also there is a gas station there that had the best gas and diesel prices I had seen going across Idaho. Some info is available here http://www.seidaho.org/forthall.html
- from Rick and Lucky Lucy, August, 2007 Our destination for the day was the camp ground at Clearwater River Casino on the Nez Perce Indian reservation. We stopped there several years ago when on our way to Alaska and found it to be a good experience. Not this time.
The campground was full of permanent or semi-permanent campers, rusted hulks with junk everywhere. I only saw one motorhome I thought could have been a traveler. The office was closed and abandoned. One camp site had a big pit bull staked out on a long (and flimsily looking) chain. The campers probably belonged to construction workers as they were building a new casino and lodge. We didn't stay and another motorhome right behind us also left. Big disappointment.
- report from Karen B, May 2007 We were planning to spend the night here but we ended up just driving through the parking lot. The only place for RVs to park is in a small very dusty lot along with the truckers. We didn’t go in the casino which looked pretty small, tacked onto the back of the gas station store. Parking is much better at the Fort Hall Casino about 15 or 20 miles north on I-15.
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