Angel of the Winds Casino

Once again they are allowing overnight RV parking in their South parking lot. Must obtain parking pass a main office and provide appropriate Id, age etc of RV. Haven’t been back again but their post the info on their website.

I called to see if i could reserve a space as last time they had just started the expansion and moved me to the south lot. since space was limited i figured id call ahead this time and get a reservation with the hotel. I was told they are not allowing rv's to park overnight due to the expansion and lack of parking. I doubt the parking lot will be full on any weekend as it is pretty large. oh well, i enjoyed this casino in the past.

This Casino is not too far from where we live. We occasionally stay there if we plan on being late. When they built the hotel the did away with a very good RV area. Now they have a small lot that is un-level and only have a few hook up sites. The bad part is if you stay there its 20 bucks for Dry camping! We typically just park in parking lot away from everyone else. they don't seem to care and if you are dry camping its better than paying 20 bucks for an un level spot with no hookups/wifi or anything. The Casino is decent, the food in the brewery is really good. the lounge usually has good music on the weekends.
over all a good stay, just stay away from there so called RV area. Unless you are lucky enough to get a hook up site but I have never seen them empty.

this casino charges $25 for the 4 spots with electric and for $15 you can dry camp. most spaces are not very level, call ahead to reserve the flat spaces. i got my rig pretty level with leveling blocks on one side. you can stay for 5 days in a row. 40 miles north of seattle. a smaller casino but nice staff.