River City Casino

RV parking area is now below the bridge at the entrance. It is signed and easy to negotiate. They don't allow parking in the back lot anymore. You still have to call into security, the number is posted. There is room for 6-8 units. The lot is not very level but I was able to use the front jacks to fix that (5ver). Short walk to the casino. Lots of vehicles cut thru the lot and they can be noisy. But, hey, it's free. There are a few dining options. Slots were tight. We saw security a few times. Lot is well lit.

Lot is tight to get into, as mentioned below (Oct 6,2017) Gaming was fun. Profitable. Quiet lot, no other campers. Enjoyed our stay.

MUST Park in SOUTH Lot. Great paved lot with TOO much of Curbing to manipulate RV + Suggested to all who would listen: SIGNAGE NEEDED for RV parking in South lot; behind the Casino. Security will Shuttle as it is a distance to walk to front of the Casino. We were the ONLY RV for the night.

August 2016 RV parking is now allowed. Huge near level blacktop carparks at rear of hotel, floodlit and has security patrol. Only drawback is overnight noise from nearby plant - just like being on a cruise ship! Great casino, loose slots, plus table games. Plenty of dining choices, but 2 for 1 buffet dinner on Tuesdays - terrific food choices here.

Report from M. Weber, August 20, 2010 I just called about overnight RV parking and they do not have anything at this time.

Report from Lawrence R., January 24, 2010 In St Louis Off of I-55 one mile east. In March 2010, the new River City Casino with 2000 slots and 60 table games will be opening. Pinnacle is the owner and this looks very nice from the on line site camera. They operate Lumiere casino in downtown St Louis with no RV parking really available there, but this new site has 55 acres and large parking lots apparently. It should be checked out for free parking on the lots as dry camping. There is not an RV park at this site yet and none is planned that I know of at this time. There should be more signs on I-55 to direct vehicles. This location is about four miles south of the Busch brewery just out of downtown St. Louis and just near the older suburbs in the St Louis area called Affton and still between downtown and I-255/270 which circles the metro area. Lumiere runs as a complete casino with many extras and lots of restaurants so River City should have plenty of what people want. They have spent a bunch for road access and more. It is right next to the Mississippi River and is a platform "boat" of 90,000 SF. This casino may be one of the leaders in volume but time will tell.