Hollywood Casino Tunica

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.

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.

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.