Reviews written by jerrydixon

Huge parking lot and I parked way off the the side and went in to check in but the security people told me absolutely no overnight parking is allowed. They told me to go to Walmart but no Vancouver Walmarts allow overnighting either.

6 security people kicked me out at 8 PM and were really nasty about it. Will not allow even one night here. Stay away.

There was confusion checking in about how long I could stay. First they said one night then later said 3 nights ok if before the weekend starts.

They usually authorize one night only, but I asked for 2 and the manager said yes.

Boondocking is free, on a gravel lot far south of the casino building. Problem is they allow only 24 hours parking then you have to leave. Hardly worth the drive from Seattle.

RV park has 20/30/50 with water & dump at sites and no tree obstructions. $24.30 a day not $22 as advertised. Casino has 4 restaurants but only one is open for lunch. Free self-service drink fountain for gambling and in restaurants. Also has gas station and convenience store with hot foods and tables to eat at.

Security desk told me they do not allow overnight parking unless you are a VIP member, so I went to next best choice, Walmart at Highway 32 on Bank Street.

New name is Casino Ajax. Slots and electronic table games. Self-service drinks. Horse racetrack. Restaurant is ok. Park in sections D1 & E1. 3 night limit.

Bicycle security guard hands out one night only permits. To stay longer, you have to do some gambling then get permission from the casino manager. They have an excellent food court, but it's expensive.

New RV overnight parking fees are $10 a day $25 for 3 days $50 for 7 days. Restaurant opens at 4 PM. Cafe is ok but not much more than sandwiches. Many good breakfast items on menu. Fee includes use of dump station and water fill at gas station.

Lined out long spaces in paved area specifically for RV's only, all with BBQ/fireplaces and picnic table--see new photo. No need to register, welcome to stay up to 3 nights for free. Small casino, restaurant with full mexican menu, burgers, sandwiches, pizzas and ice cream parlor plus convenience store with food to go. Gas and diesel, no DEF pump. $10 for dump and fresh water fill.

The marvelous $14 buffet they had prior to Covid is now replaced by a steak restaurant. Also has a chinese restaurant and a bar&grill, all way too expensive. There is a mexican restaurant a block away plus several fast food places with in a mile. Sign says 24 hour stay, but no parking lot security patrol. I just stayed 3 days and saw no patrolling, same in prior years. Huge lot gets filled up with...

Park on the far left end of paved lot. Show ID to security guard and confirm how long you can stay -- I was told one night only. Medium size casino with no table games. Has a bar/grill and a separate cafe. Expect to pay $20 to $30 for a meal. No other businesses are around, so one night is plenty.

Overnight RV parking is not allowed unless you rent a room -- and what would you need a room for ??? See photo here of the sign. Same goes for Agua Caliente's West Palm Springs casino and the Cathedral City casino locations.

Security guard said to park RVs in the middle of the shared lot between the casino and the Holiday Inn, and said I could stay 3 or 4 nights before they would do a welfare check on me. Gold Town's restaurant is temporary/permanently closed, but the Nugget Casino across the street has a steakhouse and a regular cafe and a Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, plus other restaurants within a few blocks, and a Walmart down the road.