Reviews written by jerrydixon
Stayed there March 2023, fairly small casino, good restaurant, but not much else. Other stores around and a Walmart 1-1/2 mile away. Strict about leaving before noon the next day. So I guess they want you to go eat lunch somewhere else. Huge parking lot with several semi-trucks parked.
Kickapoo is now on an online reservation system only, contracted out to www.roverpass.com. RV park rates are $25 Sun-Thu & $40 Fri-Sat, and also charge a $5 reservation fee plus sales taxes, so one night weekdays is $33.56 and a weekend day is $50.70. So my opinion is they are now going for serious gamblers only and not cheap RV'rs like me, spending money only for meals.
The casino is very small, slots only, and the snack bar has a very limited menu, but also has a McDonald''s inside and a good convenience store. Also showers available. No dump or water. It is much more of a truck stop than a casino.
Name is changed to Hoover Dam Casino. I went there 3/8/23 and was told at the front desk that overnight RV parking is no longer allowed because RV people kept leaving trash all over the parking lot. New website is https://hooverdamlodge.com
Just like all other Desert Diamond locations, this one has gone to a 24 hour parking limit and to get additional days, you have to get permission directly from the casino manager, who will look to see how much gambling you have done. Only good thing is their grill has very good food and very reasonably priced.
Security officer at the casino main door told me overnight parking is not allowed and if I stay after midnight, they would come out to my RV and tell me to leave. I told him that policy is turning away customers, sending them to the nearby Desert Diamond casinos, which at least allow 1 or 2 nights parking. So I turned away from the door and immediately went to DD to give them my business.
RV parking limited to only 24 hours plus you have to register with the security desk - hardliy worth the trouble. They will allow additional days with special permission if you gamble but a $75 a night RV resort would be cheaper.
Renamed Gila River Casino/Vee Quiva. They have an RV/truck designated parking lot on gravel and parking is limited to only 24 hours. There are 5 eating places in the casino, but all expensive.
New name is Gila River Casino. Numerous signs say No truck or RV parking. I called them and was told that to park an RV, it has to take up no more than 2 car spaces. They have many acres of empty parking spaces, but just don't want large RV's there, not even just during the day while losing a ton of money gambling. So I went to Gila's other location 3 miles to the east, known...
Lone Butte is now Gila River Casino, one of 3 locations around Phoenix. RV parking allowed in only one section, follow signs that say truck route. Signs say parking limited to 24 hours. 4 eating places inside but very expensive. Panda Express meal is $18. No security registration
Cafe opens for breakfast