Little Creek Casino

Decided to stay as we needed to dump and refresh water. The FHU sites are nice and well maintained. Quite a bit of heavy traffic on the road which might bother some. I tried to call to get rates but the phone tree sent me to ticket reservation and never picked up. The operator option rang and gave message that the mailbox hadn't been set up yet. Ended up doing online $50 for 40' site. Check in at hotel desk with usual info, then they want CC for $100 security deposit. Never been to a hotel or RV park that wants to run card for this. Guess they need to operate on my money for a few days. Food was so-so. Mine was very good but the wife's chicken marsala was poor. Like they made gravy and dumped some port wine in it. Great clam chowder. Very good service. The casino was fine, if you have been in one you've been in all.

Dry camping rules have changed. A sign at the entrance to the dry camp area asks you to check in at the front desk of the hotel. When we did all they asked is "How long are you staying?". He told us we could stay 3 nights and then gave us a little yellow slip to hang in our window. No registration- asked no other information. No charge. No rules. Level gravel area- well lite- security patrols- shuttle will come. Now has a drive thru expresso stand at the entrance to dry cap area. Still the best Seafood Bar- always have the crab bisque but everything is "good eats". 20% Senior discount also. Gas station and Mini mart on property also. PLUS well tended Golf Course with driving range (must be dressed "properly"- no jeans + collars - I was denied use because I had on new black Levi's but the fellas behind me got admitted even though they were wearing dirty ragged shorts). There were no trucks overnight when we visited but I know in the past there have been trucks here.....

We enjoyed our stay. We made a reservation but ended up arriving earlier than anticipated and had to spend the night in the gravel parking area for FREE. It was okay, the area is close to Hwy 101 so the noise was a little more than desired but not bad for free, much better than a truck stop. We had a reservation using Passport America and the rate was $20.00 per night for full hookup site with nice cement pad and grassy area beside us. Very nice and well maintained. Security was present during the night and day. Food in the restaurant/buffet was okay. Not the best but not the worst. Crab legs were too much work (long and scrawny), food was tasty, desserts were nice but not enough sugar free stuff.

Great little RV park. Large paved sites and roads with easy access to 101. Clean bathrooms and laundry. Full access to pool and hot tub and work out facilities in the Hotel. Clean casino with NS area, good food and live shows with name bands not tributes. Standard casino security, with patrols and good lighting.

Just stayed here for an overnight on Nov 24. Really nice little RV area, power/water/sewer/ WIFI/ restrooms w/showers. You also have access to the pool/spa with your paid night stay. Pretty full most of the time. that is about all that is good there. the casino is smokier than most. We didn't eat in the buffet the line was too long. we ate in the sports bar and The food was sub par for sure. they have a large gas station/ C- store but the store really doesn't provide much for food either. So if you are looking for a good place to stay and don't care much about the casino this place is great for that.

Very nice and inexpensive RV park, clean restrooms and showers. WiFi available. Easy access to Casino. Has both smoking and non smoking gambling area with separate entrances,( don't have to walk thru smoke to get to non smoking). We had dinner at the buffet Will stay here again when in the area.

Didn't even know it was there, just stumbled by, turned in and went for it. Nice, large, grassy spaces, three rows of pull thoughs. Cable worked, but it was fuzzy. Paid 23 bucks for the assigned site at the hotel desk. It was a great place to overnight, dump my tanks etc. Went to the buffet, not something I normally do, it was small it but did the trick. There's even a spa!

This RV park is very conveniently located within 100yards or less from the main casino building. The Tribe built it in the past couple of years and did a great job of putting in a wonderful RV parking area with full hookups (30&50amp hook ups, water, septic and cable TV with WiFi access) at all sites. They range in size from 20'-60'. Good Sam Members get a discount, average is around $35, lower in winter, higher in summer. Quiet unless you are along the very back row that's next to the highway. You can also dry camp in an overflow parking lot next to the RV park at no cost what we were told by another person who was parked there.. Staying at the RV park gives you access to all the hotel amenities as well. Overall, we have stayed here 3 times and will certainly stay here many more times in the future.

RV park opened last year. Very new and clean. Wi-Fi signal weak.

They are building a new RV lot and there was a mixup in whether we could stay or not. We did stay in the lot after given permission. Good food non-smoking section nice staff

report from TJ, June 2007 If you're planning to visit the Washington Coast with miles of beautiful beaches or the Olympic Peninsula in Western Washington, Little Creek Casino is a great place to stop for a day or two on your way. Just minutes north of Olympia, Washington, on Hwy 101, this is a newer, four-star casino and resort with over night parking permitted.   It is recommended you get a MVP card to take advantage of the best discounts and specials the casino has to offer. Examples: If you are 50+ you get a 20% discount on all food. MVP reward points (one point equals one dollar) can be redeemed for gas/diesel at the casino's gas-mart. There are six restaurants, a new steak house coming soon, and a new18 hole PGA approved golf course now under construction. Once you have a MVP card check in at the Concierge Desk in the hotel lobby and ask if there are any special amenities available for RVers.