Report from Don B., September 2009

This casino has an area on the parking lot that is lined off for RV’s, vehicles with trailers and tour buses.  It is pretty close quarters.  We were invited to park across the street (Route 47) from the casino in an area that they own.  We parked in a level grassy area.  You could pick up wi-fi from their hotel from were we parked.  The casino is nice.  They have a Bingo parlor just off the parking lot in a separate building.  The Indians have a campground with full hookups ($30/night) about one mile north of the casino.  There is a convenience store/fuel station with gas and diesel adjacent to the parking lot.

Additional reports follow the photos below...

Lake of the Torches Campground -- photo from Karen B.  Click for larger view

Lake of the Torches Casino Dry Parking -- photo from Karen B.  Click for larger view

Report from Kees and Ann, July 9, 2009

Lac du Flambeau Tribal Campground (in Trailer Life '08 it is listed as RV Park) in Lac du Flambeau WI is about one mile from the casino, Lake of the Torches. It is not a part of the casino but they do have have free transportation to and from the park. However, we found it a good walk and they had sidewalks all the way.

Most sites with full hookups are seasonal. However, they do have a dump station and, also, showers etc. If you have a boat, it is a perfect spot. You are surrounded by water. Hope this gives you a good add-on to the previous write up.

- report from Karen B, August 2007

There are no signs for RV parking but there are longer parking spaces in the back of the lot. The casino and Indian reservation are surrounded by a vacation home and resort area so the casino is very busy at times. We arrived on Thursday and it was fairly quiet but by five PM on Friday the parking lot , which is pretty large , had begun to fill. By seven all the spaces were taken including the longer ones. It was empty again in the morning but if you’re planning to go over a weekend arrive early enough in the day to get a space.

The casino is medium size with a good variety of slot machines , a few banks of poker machines and about twelve tables. There were about fifteen multi denominational poker machines with 10 play , 50 play , spin poker , five aces , pick your own wild card and multi strike. Most of these machines went all the way down to pennies , something I’d never seen on a multi strike machine. Since I love multi strike but am not good enough to pay it with quarters or even nickels, I had a lot of fun on these machines.

The casino is in the middle of Lac du Flambeau , a really nice little town . There is museum ( small but good presentation of local Indian history and culture ), post office and fully stocked grocery store all within two blocks of the casino.

The reservation also has a campground about a mile away. There’s a sidewalk to town and the casino but I don’t know if there’s a shuttle. We stopped to take a picture and it looked nice with large spaces, shade and access to the lake.

- report from reader A. Van, August 2006 

Lakeshore 56,000 square foot casino with over 800 slots and 12 table games, 3 restaurants and a hotel.

A mile west of the casino, on Rt 47, there is a casino associated tribal campground. It is located on a peninsula with lake views on 3 sides. It has 72 paved RV sites (2 pull throughs) and nearly all have some sort of lake view. 25 sites are seasonal plus 9 full hookup transient sites. The balance are water and electric. A dump station is available. There is also a boat ramp and boat fuel is available. F/H/U site @ $28.00/nite; W/E @ $25.00/nite. Site rental qualifies for coupon book with food discounts, $5.00 in BJ match play and $20.00 in slot match play.

Lake of the Torches RV Park -- Great Lake View -- Photo courtesy of reader A. Van

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