Angel of the Winds Casino

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.

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.

Report from Robert S., May 19, 2010 $15 night with 20 and 30 amp hookups. Dump station with fresh water on site . Bring plenty of levelers as the wide spots have a lot of slope to the front. Side-to-side is fine. The power pedestal is shared between two spots so a long cord is a necessity. They also have free wireless. Not the strongest signal but good enough They seem to take reservations as we parked in one and went to register and the said that it was reserved for the night. (Space #7, go figure. Never thought to check on # 11 or #13.) Hit the combination buffet/sitdown restaurant on crab night. Wow, Good eating. Price on menu items seemed inline, They have a nice patio seating area with a large fireplace and a very pretty waterfall feature. Watch the drive when exiting as it has a nasty drop off with signs that more than one got too close to the ditch

Report from Kelly, July 10, 2010 Stayed at the Angel of the Winds last week. $15.00 for electricity, sites are somewhat level, lock on the box that requires you register (they gave us a few benefits when we registered).. We stayed before the "campground" when it was very unlevel. I'd have no problem staying there again, great food at the buffet, okay casino, quiet, and very friendly people. Great alternative to the Tulalip, especially if you require AC for dogs on board (and if you have a noisy generator as we do).