Muckleshoot Indian Casino

report from Karen B., April 2009
If you're traveling south east on Auburn Way you'll pass the bingo hall and the casino is just down the road on the left. Don't turn at the first entrance but continue on to the next one and you can turn into the RV parking area. Most of this lot has a slope so you may need levelers. It's also a little noisy because it's close to the road. The casino has a large non smoking area, actually whole building with a hallway connecting to the rest of the casino. We stayed a couple of nights - no check in required.

You can No longer park at this casino as of the mar 19, 2008. no trucks or rvs allowed as they do parking/ driveway renovation. in the future i was told only 7 rv spaces will be available and you have to leave for a week before returning.

You can stay 72 hours, just park no need to register. trucks park in the area next to the rv's but noise was no problem over this past july 4th weekend. only firework noise..it is crazy july 4th with people setting off all the heavy fireworks and thick smoke. good thing i have an air purifier. people throw mortars on the ground, some huge explosions. and i hear people have lost fingers last year and when i was there. very dangerous, i filmed on the 3rd of july, but stayed a distance on the 4th. its a free for all! some great video for sure. casino is very nice inside.

Details as above except time limit 72 hours.
buffet is good, but more expensive than most ($24.95)

Sad to say, I had heard that this casino was no longer allowing overnight RV's.

Went to their website, found this...."Construction work to add a more convenient, east/west travel lane through the Muckleshoot Casino parking lot currently requires the prohibition of on-site RV, semi and oversized vehicle parking".