Coeur D'Alene Casino Resort

Situated next to the golf course far away from the highway noise we stayed 3 nights. The RV lot is big enough for 50 RV's, partially electric. They allow people to walk along the golf course. The casino is huge with all the amanaties you can think of (restaurants, motel, etc..) Everything is nice and clean.

Stayed three nights. Although the RV parking only has power and is basically part of the extended parking lot it is mostly level, easy to get in and out, well lit and only a 3 min walk to the casino. Got $15 playing cash for each night we stayed so our cost was only $5 per night. WIFI is decent. Food at the resort was excellent and actually won at gambling so can't complain about that. Has two largish non smoking areas in the Casino, one with a nice bar, which we enjoyed. Spa was well laid out, clean with several different hot tubs and eager attendants to bring you beverages and food. We had facials and couples massage which were amazing. Definitely would take the RV and go back again

Called & ended up NOT staying. Informed it was $20/ night; however (possibly) earn $15 credit in Free Play - dependent on current play? Electric and Internet available, suggested Reservations.

I have not used the RV parking as I live about 35 miles from the casino. As of 10/12/2015 there is still some construction (it seems that they are always modifying something), however there dark Smokey atmosphere is gone. The RV parking is now located in the south parking lot. The always seems to be lots of room and all of the parking by light poles has access to 15/20 amp power. the parking is on blacktop and is fairly level. The most leveling I have seen is 1 block. Security patrol all of the lots on a regular basis. I was told that no registration is required, but it is always wise to check in with security. The buffet is pretty standard fair, there is a great steak house that is open Thursday-Sunday. Gas and diesel just north of the casino is big rig friendly. Easy access to Hwy 95.

Casino is located about 30 minutes south of Coeur d'Alene and is undergoing some major construction. RV parking is about a block away on an uneven gravel lot with a very rough entrance. No registration is required and there's no limit (within reason) on stays. A minibus offers rides on the hour from the lot to the casino and you can get a ride back at any time. The casino is dark and smokey.

Report from Jim E., October 17, 2009 Concerning the CDA Casino in Idaho. The Casino is not in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. It is about 25 miles south on US 95. Near Worley Idaho, and toward Moscow and Lewiston Idaho. Instructions on how to get there are on there internet site which you have listed. Foster Ave is in Coeur d'Alene itself. which is on I-90.

report from G. Smith, May 17, 2008 Another casino we enjoyed was in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, we spent 3 nights dry camping there. They used to have full hook-ups but then it was abused by people "camping out there" and not visiting the casino, they just found a spot to live. So they closed that, but do allow dry camping, very nice casino, also won some money there.