12 Tribes Omak Casino

June 2018 Good RV parking in marked lanes, slightly off-level, security patrolled. Some changes coming soon to the food availability, in the meantime Camas Restaurant offers good food, excellently prepared and served by attentive staff. Camas card also provides 10 cents per gallon discount at the fuel outlet. RV park also available at $30 per night FHU pull thru.

12 Tribes have added an RV Park adjacent to the main parking lots. nominally $30, I was given a $22 rate for reasons unknown. Occasional security in a truck came by and the lighting cold certainly be improved both in the Park and on the way to the casino. Food service much improved over my last visit. They have abandoned the Asian restaurant concept and now have a more varied menu in a nice restaurant setting. There was no buffet but that might happen on some nights of the week. Overall. other than the odd pickup tearing through the parking lot, this was a pleasant enough stopover - much quieter than the Walmart, 3 miles away. Access is up a short hill east of highway 97 south of Omak. There is also an easy to access Indian Service Center between Omak and the casino, though rates for fuel seemed a bit steep

May 2017 Free dry-campng in carpark in marked lanes only small leveling blocks needed. Full RV park adjacent, FHU on blacktop at $30 per night. Good place to stop for night before crossing into Canada.

This is a good overnight stop with easy access to large paved parking lots, including designated RV lanes. The casino is located about 11/2 hours south of the Canadian border about a half mile to the east off Highway 97, 2 miles south of Omak Free RV Camping is allowed with the usual check-in at Security. Food was adequate but nothing special on my visit In March of 2016 A Walmart and Home Depot are both about 2 miles up the road north and allow RV camping.