Coushatta Casino Resort
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Contact Information
- Phone Number:
- 318-738-7300
- Website URL:
- https://www.coushattacasinoresort.com/
- Phone Number2:
- 800-584-7263
Location
- Address:
- 777 Coushatta Drive
- City:
- Kinder
- State:
- LA
- Zip Code:
- 70648
- GPS Latitude:
- 30.5423620
- GPS Longitude:
- -92.8134209
RV Parking and Camping Information
- Overnight RV Parking Allowed:
- YES
- Parking Rules:
- 23 miles N of I-10 (Exit 44) on US 165, 5 miles north of Kinder
- RV Park Available:
- YES
Other Information
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RV Park -- Overnight RV Parking is OK too
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casino_camper
November 2, 2010
May 2007
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CasinoCamper report, May 2007
We were traveling to Texas from Biloxi and wanted to make it 2 short days instead of 1 long one. We also wanted to avoid any more of the awful road conditions on I-10 in Louisiana, so we headed for Kinder and the Coushatta Casino.
We were only there one night, so here's our quick first impression: This place is nice!
RV Parking: The RV parking area is on the West side of the casino. Turn in like you're headed for the RV resort and enter the large parking lot on your right. You'll see a water tower, and a small blue sign with white letters for RV Parking. Easy in and out, paved, level, clean.
RV Resort: We didn't stay in Red Shoes RV Resort, but it's one of the better casino RV resorts around. Full hookups, all pull-through sites, swimming pool, free cable TV, etc. If you're looking for a nice RV park in this area I recommend it highly.
Food: Our first priority was eating dinner, so Chris scouted the restaurants while I signed up for a players club card. Paying for food in a casino is a foreign concept to me, but since we just walked in the door we had no comps. We were pleasantly surprised that the restaurants and buffet were reasonably priced. Chris and I ate at the steakhouse, and it was very good. I talked with several people while playing poker and they said the buffet is good too.
Gaming: After dinner we found some OK video poker, 8/5 Bonus Poker "Aces and Faces" which is a 99.26% game. Chris played video poker, while I visited the poker room. It's a large non-smoking room off the casino floor so you're insulated from most of the noise. Seems like a well run room, hand dealt, dealers varied in skill but all were OK and some are as good as any I've seen. They had a large tournament going on this weekend, so there were many good players in town. I found a 2/5 NL that wasn't too tough (they were also spreading 5/10 and 10/20 NL) and played a couple hours escaping with a small profit.
I didn't play any table games, but they seemed in good shape and if poker dealers were typical the dealers here are good. Overall I'd say the place is attractive, but a little noisy. You'll find a mixture of modern video slots along with some old favorites, all of which have been modified for TITO. We'll return again.
Updated April 10, 2026
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one_strange_texan
July 20, 2016
Report from one_strange_texan, July 2016
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We stayed at Coushatta for a couple of nights as it is not too far from home. The RV park is extremely nice. It is worth a stay whether you visit the casino or not. Nice, roomy pull-throughs and facilities are well maintained. All kind of recreational alternatives are available, including pool, tennis courts, volleyball courts, fishing pond & playground. The staff is friendly and helpful. Nice office/lodge. Chalets are available for those without RV’s and they appear to be nice. The Casino is nice. There are more lower minimum table stakes available than the nearby premium casinos in Lake Charles. The food is not so good. The only on site restaurant I can recommend is the sports bar. The breakfast in the buffet and the hot dog stand were not good. I recommend the place, but you may want to run into Kinder or bring your own food.
Updated April 10, 2026
Guest
November 2, 2010
September, 2008
report from Judy, September, 2008
We happened by Coushatta quite by accident Jan. 2007. Planned to stay overnight and ended up staying a month. We went back and stayed another month Feb. 2008. We had never gone south for the winter before (live in Wisconsin) so we were VERY lucky to find Coushatta. We loved it!!
Kinder is a small, friendly town. Has a nice grocery store and several places to eat. We stayed at Red Shoes RV park, the shuttle bus ran through out the day and night at least on the hour, but more like every half hour. The staff are great, friendly and helpful. We used coupons from their online site, pay for 3 nights and get 2 nights free. Free newspapers daily at the RV lodge. Free breakfast rolls on the weekend.
The sites are cement pads, level and full hook-ups. The weekends fill up, so the best time to arrive is during the week. The casino had good gaming, good comps, good places to eat for all budgets, from the steakhouse, to a "sandwich" stand in the far corners of the casino. The buffet is very good. They also have a huge center where they host various horse shows, concerts etc. in a separate building.
When we left the RV resort this past winter, they refunded us 2 nights stay for no reason given! I always do fill out the customer comment cards, so I think this might be why. (I fill them out honestly the good and the bad!) I always comment on and get the names of exceptional staff persons. They also have a good storm warning system, and the shuttle buses picks folks up and take you to the main casino for safety.
I have always found the showers an bathrooms to be clean. Security is very visible. My husband asked if the casino would want to donate cards for our seniors and various places that have card nights, and they very gladly sent home many decks which we have distributed to many places.
The highway going by the casino and through Kinder is being worked on, I think they are making it more lanes, which is a hassle, but well worth it. We will return this winter and hopefully many more in the future.
The picture I have sent is our "transportation" sitting in front of the pond overlooking the RV resort. By the way, the pond is stocked with fish for the "fishermen"
Updated April 10, 2026
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November 2, 2010
January 2007
report from readers Ken and Joanne, January 2007
We stayed at casino RV park for 5 days and paid for 3 @ $17. Total for 5 days was $49 with full H/U and cable. Great spots, concrete pads, grass between spots with table. Shuttle service to casino. Swimming pool, laundry, club house, big screen TV. There is coupon on website or Trailer Life Directory. Lots of boondocking area in parking lot. Security patrols. Adjoining fuel and market. Gas $1.98 Diesel $2.30
Check out the Parsons's adventures: https://www.kenjoannesblog.blogspot.com
Updated April 10, 2026
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November 2, 2010
January 2007
report from reader Chuck, January 2007
Kinder, Louisiana is the best. Great RV park and they comp you easily for both RV park and food
Updated April 10, 2026
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November 2, 2010
February 2006
report from reader L. Dixon, February 2006
We pulled into the parking lot at the Grand Coushatta Casino in Kinder LA late in the afternoon. We discovered a tire on the trailer was deflating. We decided it was to late to deal with it so we went in and had dinner and played the slots.
The meal was excellent and we lost our money slower than usual. The next morning I asked the person at the door who in town would come out to change a tire. He said not to call anyone, he said he would send security out to us and they would change the tire for us.
They came out and changed our tire free of charge. We stayed another night due to rain and high winds. Once again we enjoyed a great meal and some fun slots.
They also have a very nice RV Park next to the casino we stayed in the park a couple of years ago.
Updated April 10, 2026
