Kewadin Christmas Casino

Enjoyed a one-night stop at the Casino. Still $20a night for electric site. Pay at the cashier cage, then check-in with security. One other RV for the nights. RV sites are small, so only small rigs can fit into the designated spaces.

We've been to this casino 22 time in as many years. We are disappointed to say the least. We are also contemplating not returning. The cost is now $ 20.00 per night for a 30/50 amp hook-up. The sites are level, but, no water, no sewer or dump station, no grill, no picnic table and no comp $$ either. They have 12 power boxes and 12 spaces, very tight. If you have a slide out, you need to take up 2 spaces. The spaces are about 20 ft long, and we had to stick out over the dirt trail that the 4 wheeler's use. Security came out as we were trying to park. They did not like our length, but succumb to the fact we needed to take up space. The casino has slots, fairly new, but to my dismay, the table games are closed on Monday, and today is Monday. The food service is open till 8 and the bar till 9. The menu has sandwiches and pizza, no entrees. They do have free self service Coke products. The atmosphere of Christmas inside leaves a bit to be desired. They really haven't updated and of the decor in quite a while. The Flag over the entrance is quit faded and needs to be retired, and the building needs a fresh coat of paint. Phone reception and internet is adequate using AT&T, but the local TV reception is useless. I being used to no reception for TV up there, always have a few DVDs on hand that I haven't seen yet. Foggy's restaurant is across the street, we've had some good meals there, and also some major disappointments, The last few years it has gone down hill. A few miles to the east is Munising, we enjoy the Dog-patch restaurant there, and the local DQ is also a stop for us.

No longer free. $15 with power

We stayed here one night with our 33ft travel trailer, a little difficult to maneuver into a spot with 30A power, but we managed without too much trouble. The spots are close together and short, we had to unhook for the night, but for a free night we had no complaints. Went into the casino and were given a $5 credit for being a first time player in their system and came out ahead.

August 2019. Nice, small casino that provides RV sites with electric. There's 12 sites with electric. 7 are for vans and 5 are for larger RV's. Unfortunately, they are small and close together. 3 large RV's with slide-outs were taking up the 5 larger sites. The casino is on a busy road, and the RV sites not far from the road.

Tiny little casino and just as Tiny for the parking lot. RV's are stacked like sardines in the west parking lot. BUT - there is Free Electricity ! ! 4 pedestals with two sides each and both 30 and 50 amp outlets -- although other 'campers' tell me not All outlets work. Stay here was fine if you weigh the close neighbors with the free elec.. Good location for Pictured Rocks and Bay Furnace and other attractions along the southern Lake Superior coast. Fuel is next door, grocery in town, NO antenna tv, poor radio, AT&T phone and I cheated off the WiFi from the service station. Not bad for some gaming and good local attractions.

This was my first Casino Parking experience and a step up from the Walmart parking lots. Loved being able to plug in to the 30A service. I'm in a truck camper so the space was fine, but it is tight for the bigger rigs. I don't gamble, so I ate dinner instead to payback for the parking space. Buffet was available, but mostly fried food. Menu was limited, so I had the burger; it was decent. The rail drinks were weak, but maybe that's standard in casinos. Overall, beautiful part of the country - definitely take the boat tour of Pictured Rocks.

This is our third year stopping by this oasis in the north. Free electric hook-up is great. We are 35 ft with a 16 ft trailer behind us. Lined up the rear tires on the edge of parking lot and let the trailer parked on the dirt/gravel behind us. Cute little casino. Lots of slots, about 10 card tables of 4 were open during our visit. Slots were average. No fortunes made. Had some of the best ribs I've ever had just across the street at a small restaurant/lounge called "Foggy's". They really did fall off the bone! Fuel & liquor next to casino. Restaurant in casino was menu only, but nothing spectacular there.

Report from Norm Payne, August 12, 2010 See Ya' Down The Road https://www.seeya-downtheroad.com   There are about eight back-in sites on the back of the parking lot on the right side of the casino. Each has 50-30-20 amps, but there is no water or sewer. There is a state park campground across the highway where campers can dump and take on fresh water for a fee. The sites are on pavement and are short, but we stayed in a 41' motorhome and didn't stick out too far in the parking lot.   It is a small casino, but they freely handed out vouchers after we played slots one night. We got one free lunch, one free breakfast and other discounts in the restaurant, plus free slot tokens for being seniors. There is no time limit on how long campers can stay.

Report from Diane & Dave, June 9, 2010 Here is a new casino for you to add in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan: Kewadin Casino, Christmas, Michigan. It's about 3.5 miles west of Munising, Michigan.   There are 8 FREE 50/30amp electrical posts in the back of the west lot (see photo). The spaces are short, only about 20 ft. However, there are a couple of spaces where you can hang over into the dirt lot behind. And a couple of spaces where this will not work because of the trees. This is a small lot and there is highway noise very close. In Munising, the boat tour to Pictured Rock National Lakeshore is interesting.