Hollywood Casino Tunica

The park has about 12 pull-thru sites. We are 65' long and fit. The park is nice and quite. When you come in you stay to the right and It's in the back of the Casino. Didn't see anyone parking in parking area at Hollywood but there is a huge space across the road at Sam's Town Casino and there were several RV's parked there. Sam's Town also has a RV park and it says it starts at $19.99 a night. We paid $24 at Hollywood not the $41 that it says. We drove thru Sam's Town RV park and it is also a nice park. There is one pull-thru up by the bathrooms and that is the spot we got so we were able to use wifi. Not sure how strong it is down where the other pull-thrus are. We ate at the lunch buffet, it was just ok.

I'll date this Late March 2016. Within Eyesight: Resorts-Free Dry Camping, Hollywood: RV Park is $41/night, Hollywood: I dry camped in the parking lot next to another Class A and the Casino did not care (I asked). Sam's Town RV Park: NOT CLOSED, in fact they have a large sign RV PARKING STARTING AT $19.99 NIGHT. Also Sam's Town had Dry Campers, and 18 Wheelers in the Parking lot (I assume for free)

This is a well done facility. We stayed three nights in June 2015. Check in is at the front desk and must be done before occupying a space. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful and advised us to get a players card which would get us 55 cent breakfast buffets and comps on campground. The campground is full service E/W/S and well spaced. There is a special handicap area and both pull thru and back ins. A number of the back ins have a covered table area. We were in a 45' MH in a pull thru with plenty of room for the car also. Homesteading is not allowed. If visiting Memphis and not concerned with a 35/40 minute drive I would recommend this to be the place to stay.

My wife and I found this RV location by luck back in August of 2012. We took a fast trip from California to Kentucky and on our way back we wanted to stop at Sams Town as I remembered from a few years back they had an RV Park but when we got there it was closed the RV Park, So we went across the street and followed the signs to Hollywood Casino RV Park. I parked at the park but had to walk all the way inside the casino to the front dest to check in.I was givin a code for the door to enter the Casino from the side great for a late night walk. The food choices sucked as the nice steak house was closed and we dont eat at buffets and the burger cafe food was just that.We could not find the steak house and had to ask security. Gambling sucked so we walked to the place next door and the whole walkway was covered and lighted, heck it was even a romantic walk as it was a warm August evening, ok getting off subject. Anyways that was a better casino to gamble. Getting back to the RV Park it was well worth the few bucks and i am glad we found it. I think the economy has hit these casinos hard and that is why so many have changed there services, from free drinks at the bar to RV Parks being closed, to having to walk a mile to check in and not at the RV Office.

report from John & Joie, October 2008 Hollywood Casino RV park is a friendly and enjoyable place to stay. The bath house/laundry area is new, and very luxurious for a RV park. Just a few more items to add to the other posts: * The newspaper is not “really” free. You are being charged for it daily. It is up to you to pick it up, or you can refuse the charge and not pick it up also; * Very limited pull-thru sites. If you require one, the best thing to do is call and reserve a spot prior to arrival; * Wireless internet was free and reliable; * Propane is sold at a very reasonable price; * Pool (with small water slide) and hot tub area is open to RV park residents, but you need to get a pass card from the hotel front desk first, and; * Casino was very nice with lot's of things to see along the outer edge. We didn't have much luck on machines here on this trip. For the price, it is a flip-up between here and Sam’s Town. If you like to use the park’s showers, then Hollywood Casino is the better place to stay at.

report from Rick and Lucky Lucy, January 2008 A couple bucks a day more expensive than Sam's Town but well worth it. They provide free coffee and a free newspaper each morning (including the Sunday paper). The bath house has been recently remodeled and is in excellent shape -- also clean. The casino hotel is in easy walking distance where we find a good wi-fi signal (also in hotel parking lot). There is a coffee machine near the hotel front desk that dispenses cappuccino, latte, espresso, and other coffee choices in both real and decaf. It is pleasant to set up the laptop on a convenient table, sip cappuccino, and surf the internet. Almost like an internet cafe only this is all free. One of the major factors for us is the large open field next to the campground were we can walk our dog. Now for the downside (there always is one). All the Hollywood's video poker is short pay. Since this is our game of choice, this is a real handicap. We did gamble there this trip with predictable results but did get a few free meals and free camping. The Reserve within easy walking distance does have full pay machines so all is not lost. This will be our campground of choice on future visits to Tunica.

report from Rick and Lucky Lucy, June 2007 The Hollywood has a pretty decent RV park and the price is reasonable at about $15 per day for full hook-up. They also permit dry camping in the large parking lot behind the casino/hotel. Comps and cash back are good and we have never paid for a camp site or a meal. Unfortunately, on our last visit in March 07 we discovered they had removed all the full pay video poker machines. I expect the slots payouts have also been reduced. Their buffet is just so-so but reasonably priced. The restaurant, Fairbanks, is one of the best we have visited any where any time. The service, ambiance, and food were just superb. We manage to have at least one meal there every time we visit the Tunica area and we have never been disappointed.

report from reader Gail R, October 2006 We just visited the Hollywood RV Park in Tunica. We had traveled for many miles on our way back to Houston, TX (we had dry camped for awhile) and decided to stop in Tunica. Needless to say the RV park was sold out on a Saturday night. We were invited to use the RV dump site free of charge and the parking lot Security Officer found a place for us and another camper to fill with drinking water. We parked in the large parking lot with alot of other campers and were visited by the Security staff to assure we did not need any help and to welcome us to the Hollywood Casino. This is what I call a RV friendly Casino. Casino Camper Visit - May, 2006 We were staying across the street at Sam's and visited Hollywood's RV park just to snap a couple of photos. Maybe next time we'll stay here? It was $2 a night more than Sam's, and for that it seemed you got a little nicer landscaping. Either are a good choice, and a good value. Both have some pull-through sites as well as back in.