Ojibwa Casino Baraga

We stayed longer than expected & found it a very pleasant place. It wasn't ultra new & modern like others but it was clean & the help in all departments was accommodating. We were in the RV park & it was very nice with easy access & close to the casino. A little tip: if you expect rain the smaller the site# the more standing water it will have. We had a small # & standing water but what the heck we survived. S**t happens. Weak cell service, radio & Tv is not the casino's fault. We would return in a heartbeat.

There are twelve paved sites. I was told at the desk there are generally always 1 to 3 sites open every night so I believe you should always have a good chance of snagging a site. I didn't notice anyone staying in the parking lot but I'm guessing if you ask they would allow it. All sites are back-ins with sewer, electricity (50, 30 and 20 amps available), super great Wi-Fi, paved pads, and picnic tables. I believe they also have cable TV although I didn't notice the pedestal to connect to until I was leaving (and they didn't mention it at the desk so you might want to ask). I called ahead and was told to just take any open site and come in to the hotel desk to register. We stayed in about the middle and it was very quiet. I should also mention there are not a lot of trees so we had no problem getting a DirecTV satellite signal. If you stay closer to the highway you might here road traffic although it never seemed too busy to me. The cost was $20 per night but we did receive $5 in free play and a free drink ticket. I believe you get the $5 for each day you stay but you need to redeem it daily. We eat in the restaurant and it was very good and reasonably priced. We both thought the portions were very big. I had a salad and it would have been enough for a family of four.