Kewadin Casino Manistique
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Contact Information
- Phone Number:
- 906-341-5172
- Website URL:
- https://www.kewadin.com/
Location
- Address:
- 5630 West US 2
- City:
- Manistique
- State:
- MI
- Zip Code:
- 49854
- GPS Latitude:
- 45.9687440
- GPS Longitude:
- -86.1608840
RV Parking and Camping Information
- Overnight RV Parking Allowed:
- Maybe - Read Listing and Reviews
- RV Park Available:
- YES
Campground Information
- Season:
- May - Oct
- Reservations:
- For reservation information, contact Kewadin Manistique at 1-800-KEWADIN (539-2346).
- Pet Information:
- Allowed with the usual leash and clean-up rules.
- Campground Information:
- o Located on the west side of the Casino Parking lot o 10 sites with 20 amp electrical services o 7 picnic tables are available by area of sites
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
Casino Information
- Legal Gambling Age
- 21
- Liquor Served:
- Yes
- Types of Gaming
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- Slots
- Dining Options
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- Coffee Shop (a basic full service restaurant)
Other Information
- Local Weather
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Overnight RV Parking isn't allowed outside of the RV Park.
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Editor reviews
casino_camper
October 19, 2010
October 11, 2010
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Small casino but clean and friendly. Nice area to visit.
Restaurant has a small seafood buffet on Saturday. We ordered off the menu, club sandwich and a fish sandwich were both good. Everything from sandwiches to steak is available. Prices are reasonable. Quality was good but I can't rate Dining highly because it's a small casino with only the one restaurant.
Very RV friendly with both an RV campground and free overnight parking. I'm rating the hookup sites as a campground because you can "make camp" and it's on grass, but they could just as easily be called "parking with electric". Electric only, 20 amp service. We had no trouble with low voltage mentioned earlier in the year. Talking with someone who has been here for a couple of months the wiring was repaired.
Sites are very narrow, about 15 feet, so if everything is full you and your neighbor may have trouble with your slides and awnings. Low voltage was reported as a problem by one of my readers. I don’t doubt it with 20 amp service, but we had no problems during our stay. Talked with a neighbor who has been here several weeks and he said there was a voltage problem caused by wiring issue and has been repaired.
As mentioned by others your $10 RV hookup fee is "returned" to you in tokens that you can play in special slot machines.
Casino has tables and slots. We were happily surprised to find full pay Quarter 9/6 JOB (99.5%) on one bank of machines. It was quite nostalgic too, these were old coin-droppers and played very slow. Good cheap entertainment.
Ratings Explained:
*Total Experience 3 = good, average, would return and would recommend to others. Good value.
*RV Parking Area 3 = average, level, close to casino, free
*RV Campground 2 = below average but acceptable.
*Casino 2 = below average but ok
*Dining 2 = the food was OK and service was friendly. The restaurant itself would get a 3, but since there are no other dining options I can't rate dining overall higher than a 2.
Updated April 10, 2026
User reviews
sailorgolf
September 8, 2016
Sept. 2016
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Nice little casino with a Wonderful set-up for RV's. There are 2 30amp plugs up along the west edge of the small parking lot (you could stay on hard surface and reach these) and 10 20amp plugs in the grass area along the trees, almost a little park like setting. Ground is firm and no trouble setting up. FREE elec. connections but no water or dump available. I stayed 3 nights and enjoyed the fairly loose slot action and the nice rv setting. Did not think much of the little diner but the bar was an excellent football location ! CBS is the only antenna tv station and radio is weak as well. Good grocery and fuel in town about 5 minutes away. Also, don't miss the Fayette State Park about 40 min. away with a Wonderful refurbished iron smelting furnace and turn of the century village. You will enjoy this location and the Price is certainly right ! Updated coordinates for mapping - 45.968744, -86.160884
Updated April 10, 2026
lbeck37
July 30, 2012
Nice little setup in a nice little town.
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There are 10 sites with 20 amps lined up and pretty tight together but easy to back in and several can be pull-thrus. There are two more sites with 30 amps that are near the parking lot and very easy to get in to.
The "ghost" mining town in nearby Fayette is very interesting and so is the Palm Book "Big Spring" state park where there is a neat self powered "raft" that takes ~20 people at a time across the spring where the water is so clear you can see the 10,000 gal/min water entering through the bottom 40' below. It costs $8 for either one but they can both be visited in a day for one admission.
Updated April 10, 2026
cherrytree
July 11, 2012
RV park is now free
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Simply pick a site. I went to the cashier cage, and they said they are not charging for the camping this year. No registration required. They have 10 grassy sites, back-ins, and they are ridiculously long. Like 300 feet. You may want to check-out early in the day as non-observant casino customers come in and park their cars in front of the motorhomes blocking you in. We stayed for one night mid-July and were the only camper there. 20 amp electric is all they have. No dumpster, no water, no dump station. Free coffee/soda. We didn't try the restaurant. Convenient location near Manistique. We visited the fish hatchery, Kitchi-ti-kipi spring (a must see), the lighthouse and jetty while we were there. If you need drinking water, freshwater cold springs are available at the lakeside parks so bring a jug. Casino is very small.
Updated April 10, 2026
Guest
October 18, 2010
August 20, 2010
Report from C. Randel, August 20, 2010
There are ten RV sites on the west side of the parking lot and each site has 20-amp service, but no water or sewer. The sites are on grass and are very long, but are not wide. The RV park is seldom full so parking in every other site gives a lot of room. The 20-amp electric was strong and never dropped below 115-volts, but we did not attempt to run the air conditioner. (Hint: park near the post with the circuit breakers and your voltage will not drop much.)
The sites are $10 a night, but the casino reimburses campers with $10 in tokens. When you register be sure to tell the clerk there are two people in the RV or you will only get $5 in tokens. If you don't want to pay for the RV park there is parking for RVs in a level gravel parking lot behind the paved parking lot for cars. Campers are welcome to boondock in that lot free. The slots seemed to be a bit tight and the restaurant is small and didn't look very inviting so we ate in town.
Updated April 10, 2026
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October 18, 2010
July 6, 2010
Report from Ron and Jean, July 6, 2010
We stayed at Kewadin - Manistique about a week ago. The report from Gail H., August 2008 appears to be for Kewadin - Sault Ste Marie and not for Manistique.
The electric hookups at Manistique are new -- installed within the past few months. Voltage dropped to about 105V when drawing 15A. We were told it is okay to park in the parking lot without paying a fee. However, the $10/night fee is "refunded" in the form of slot tokens. Tokens to be played in a small number of “token only” three-reel slots.
Parking area is about 100 yards from casino just beyond the west edge of the parking lot
Updated April 10, 2026
Guest
October 18, 2010
August 2007
- report from Karen B, August 2007
This casino is small but very nice . The machines are about evenly divided between traditional three reel slots and new penny machines. There are some banks of video poker - no good pay tables. We parked on the far edge of the lot.
Updated April 10, 2026
