Reviews written by jimm
Drove back into the hills only to find the casino is CLOSED. Was told by a passerby that it would re-open "in a couple of months- remodeling". Their website does not say anything about being closed but it is.....
Very small casino with small paved parking lot in front (back area for employees). Only slot machines -no table games. Bar has machines also- beer and wine only. We registered with Security- no problems. Played poker at the bar and ordered Super Nachos- WOW. The best nachos we have ever eaten. Large serving with everything including avocado (I think the beef was prime rib) and the price was reasonable. Saw a 12 oz Rib...
DEFINITELY RV FRIENDLY. The RV sites are back in with room for 1 side of slides. Electrical hookups are $7.00 night with a membership card. They also have spaces with no power -free?.....Stay 3 nights and the 4th is free (does not have to be consecutive- can accumulate over time). When you join they give you $5.00 free slot play. Also have various promotions/specials on different days. Food prices- excellent. Breakfast of 2...
'YOU CAN NOT STAY OVERNIGHT IN YOUR RV IN OUR LOT". Was going to stay overnight so pulled into the "24 hour RV Truck" parking area behind the casino. Went inside to check in with Security. The Security person at the desk was very specific when he issued the above statement. When we questioned him we were told "In order to leave your RV in the lot you must have a hotel room- you can not...
NEW ADDITION- Paved roadway to the back of the casino for overnight parking. Also GAS STATTION/STORE at entrance with the best prices in Northern California (at the moment. They have an RV/Truck gas filling area- see photos. So easy to get in and out. The store is well stocked with a little of everything. Casino still small with limited food available. Overnight stays are limited to 24 hours but we have stayed longer while...
A large RV Park is being built Just beyond the employees parking lot where the RV's use to dry camp. The security guard we talk to did not know if dry camping would continue to be allowed but probably not as there will no longer be any room. As it was we were parked in among the employee cars- space was tight with the construction. Casino is loud and busy- many many bus loads. Food prices are HIGH- $6.95...
Rules have changed. Still check in with Security and complete a form- name, address, RV info etc. Stay is now 72 HOURS with a club card. Although they have a designated level dry camp area off the pavement we were told to park "anywhere" and there were rigs that parked on the pavement in the parking lot. Cars were disconnected. Very friendly casino- small but lots of action. The food is HALF the price of...
Things have changed. New Hotel attached to the casino which "has taken over everything" according to the employees. The RV park is back where we used to dry camp. Spaces level- well marked- pull through length for us at 33" towing a car… Shuttle followed us to our spot and gave us instructions- electrical box was locked. Had to go to Hotel Registration- register- Pay $24.00- receive key to unlock electrical- received coupon for $5.00...
Update on new RV parking rules. Allowed 4 nights with Players Club card. Must register with Security. After 4 nights you may be allowed to register for another 4 nights -AFTER they check your Players Club card for activity. Told us they have people who do not use the casino during their first 4 nights and therefore are not allowed in for another 4 nights.
When entering casino property follow the signs for "deliveries" and you will find a large parking lot below the casino. The "BUS" area up above is just 20 small back in spaces. Down below is wide open-slightly inclined (we were almost completely level with our jacks). Security will come and pick you up- they have posted a phone number in the lot. Had over 20 tour buses on Sunday when we were there- no space up above...
NO comment as we did not stay- dirt parking lot for $16.00- No Thank You....
Always enjoy stopping here. The parking lot is large- dirt and fairly level. We had 4 RV rigs and 2 trucks in the lot. Very quiet. The cafe is now Bamboo Chinese Kitchen but it was closed on the Sunday we were here. Casino small- maybe 100 slot machines but I always come away with money in my pocket. Video poker at the bar- play and the drinks are free. Friendly staff... ...
BAD EXPERIENCE. In 25 years of RVing around casinos this was the WORST experience we have ever had. Have stayed here before but never "checked" in with the hotel as we were requested to do this time. Had to complete a form requesting we be allowed to stay more than 1 night. Was told to check back the next day before 1PM. Ate dinner and drank in the casino- played slots and in a poker...
Yes, the RV parking area is limited, uneven with very slim spots but we saw other campers parked in other areas on a more level area. Had no problems ourselves over a weekend. Had a WONDERFUL dinner in the 12 Moons Asian Bistro outside on the patio. WHAT A VIEW.... 7 flights up overlooking the valley and Northern Cascades. Had Duck Tacos- Great. Lemon Tart Pie Martini was superb. Casino was busy and offered all the...
LOVE THIS CASINO. The employees are extremely friendly and helpful. Yes, there is an RV park area ($16.00 night includes tax)BUT you can dry camp(free) in the gravel area next to the RV park area. Had Nachos in the bar- Fantastic- uses Prime Rib chili. The bartender told us drinks are ALWAYS Happy Hour price out on the gambling floor. Otherwise Happy Hour in the bar is 3-5 PM. Club card gets 15% off food....