Blue Water Resort & Casino

Hi, They have an rv park now. It may be that dry camping is no longer allowed. (Editor's note: - The still do allow overnight RV Parking. I believe the RV Park next door isn't owned by the casino.)

New Rule on Dry Camping in parking lot. (1) night is free- after 1 night there is a $5.00 charge. Also has an RV park with hook-ups......

Report from Just Wanderin' February 25, 2010 We visited the casino today to check out the RV parking for future reference and eat at the buffet. We normally love casino buffets. When we went to get a Player's Card we discovered the person taking care of it was gone. She had a sign up saying she would be back at a specific time ... 15 minutes from when we arrived. So, we headed to the buffet first. We certainly weren't going to try any machines without a Player's Card. On a scale of 1 to 10 we rated the buffet as a 3. This was Mexican night and normally we love Mexican food. The choice of food items was poor. Nothing else was offered .. no potatoes, no vegetables. Even the salad bar was lacking in choices. Would we return? Absolutely not. It's about the worst buffet we've been to at a casino. They do have a menu you can order off of. However, we didn't know that until after we had eaten. We went back to get our Player's Card after we ate. The casino gives you $10 free play as a new member. However, the $10 isn't posted to your account for about two hours. Evidently, they want you to hang around on your money before you play on their money. Just as previous folks have indicated there were lots of RVs in the lot. The parking lot is sloped on a slight hill. Thus, most of the RVs had their wheels raised in an effort to level their RV.

Report from Rick & Lucky Lucy, January 21, 2009 Blue Water Resort is located just north of town on highway 95. Overnight parking is permitted and the RV community was well represented. The casino is not far from Quartzite so they benefit from those winter residents. Large paved parking lot but not level. We didn't see any level pavement where RVs could park. Many had levelers down with front wheels off the ground. We did manage to find a gravel area outside the paved lot that was fairly level.

Report from Heather B. December 5, 2008 We stayed 1 night in a 37' motorhome. As others stated, the lot is slightly sloped but it's very quiet & we felt very safe, even on a busy Friday night. Lots of other RV'ers. Some small rigs parked on the graveled section alongside the paved lot most likely because it was more level there.   If you sign up for a Player's Card, they give you $10 in cash to use as you wish. Buffet breakfast was $5.95 for 55+years; $6.95 otherwise. Entry level Player's Card will also get you hotel room if you want for $29.95 (regular rate $119 weekend; weekday $79); mid-level Player's Card $19.95/night; high-level Player's Card free room.   There's a Safeway supermarket a block from the main road (US-95). There's also an RV Park (not associated with Casino) adjacent to casino - full hookups $25/night; monthly $342. We definitely would dry camp at Blue Water Casino again.