Report from Brian Hyndman, August 16, 2010

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Great spot to overnight or spend a couple of days Outlet Mall shopping.  Free wifi is available in the convention centre area. Not far from the casino is a Winco store.  Heading south from BC, we find it easier to cross the border with virtually no groceries thus stocking up at Winco is a good idea.  Being from Canada, the groceries seem almost free!

Report from Karen B., September 20, 2009

This casino is very RV friendly.  We've stayed several times and it's always been pretty busy but the lot is big so that's not a problem. There's a sign with all of the rules as you turn into the RV parking area.  

The casino itself is very nice , fairly large with many slot machines but no good paying poker. We ate teriyaki rice bowls at the Canoes Carvery - really bad but didn't try any of the other restaurants.

from Mary W., September 16, 2009

A posted “Rules” sign requests that you call security to register.  We did, and the security vehicle arrived in just minutes.  The printed form we filled out said “7 day limit” but the security guard filled in our departure as “four days”,  we stayed three as did several others  There is a large sign of rules, but they are the usual ethical rules regarding pets and generators, etc. 
 
There are signs starting at the first intersection leaving I-5 taking you to the rear of the casino to a large marked parking lot for RVs.  Over 40 numbered sites..fairly wide unless you have slides on both sides…some are pull-throughs that are plenty long for big rigs…shuttle is provided  but rear door is not too far away…well lighted…fairly quiet...fairly level…many rigs here while we were here…a friendly crowd shared happy hour…no hookups or services of any kind….nicely landscaped
 
We did not eat at any of the restaurants in the casino.
We played slots and Blackjack…decent rules

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-from Mike, September 11, 2009

Stay there about 6 times a year to shop (outlets & Walmart) and gamble. Good size lot but some spaces have been taken up with ATCO trailers while they built the hotel. Park at back of lot for quietest area. If lot is full park in the NW corner of the car parking lot.   Exit 200 or 202 off I-5 works. If you want to sleep, don`t park there on a US holiday... fireworks ALL night.   Great buffet in the casino.

-From Kelly, May 2006

No hook ups - they ask that you call them and let them know you're there and they'll bring you a pass. We called and let them know but they never brought us a pass.  We didn't eat there but went in and played $20.00 each on the 5 cent slots. Security is great. Location is great off I-5 and there's a big outlet mall if you're into it.

- from W. Ward, February 2006

Check this place out. I see many RV 's parked there all the time. I myself don't gamble, but the food in the casino is great. This place is right off of I-5 in Marysville WA. 

- Casino Camper Research, February 2006

I looked at the web site, and it seems like a very nice place, and clearly RV friendly.  They have a large RV area and allow dry parking for up to 7 days.  They even send a shuttle around to pick you up!