Quinault Beach Casino

The casino is beautiful situated close to the sea. The beach is nice and sandy The parkinglot is huge, space for about 100 RV's.

The gravel lot is quite a hike to the casino, never figured out if they had a shuttle but I doubt it. Security did make rounds but seemed like they were in a rush to get to the turn around point and head back, not really looking at anything. $10 charge to dry camp. Food at the revamped buffet, Big Eats, was slightly better than Denny's and since it was self order and pickup over priced, even by current standards. Two grouches and one nice person working the counter. Casino was nothing to get excited about.

Just stayed here on Nov 25th. The lot where they allow RV's is just that a gravel lot. Its very large,but its a ways from the casino. I think they have a shuttle but I never saw it. the view of the ocean is good if you are up high enough. Absolutely no services in the RV parking, which is disappointing. From what I understand if you pay 20 bucks you are able to use the pool area. We didn't. the weather was awful so it was a real drag to walk back and forth. This is a nice casino. Not too smokey. Very small no smoking area. We noticed its under construction and they are adding on the the casino itself. The food was decent. the little sports bar they have is nice as well. we only ate in there. Didn't eat in the fancier restaurant. They have a really nice lobby area with a coffee bar as well.

the spaces face the ocean, but cant really see it unless you are about 5 feet off the ground. You can walk to the beach from the casino. $5 on weekdays, $10 on weekends. for $20, you can use the pool and hottub for your entire stay. We used the shower to wash up after the pool and therefore did not use the rv shower for the 3 days we stayed. I like a setup like this a nominal fee and you dont have to gamble if you dont want to. register at the front desk for your permit for the window. i was hoping for the snow crab all you can eat but it changed from 2 years ago when i was here. they did have dungess crab on another day i believe for players club members.

OMG what a Wonderful place. Sleeping with the sounds of the ocean every night - I think I should Move here! :-) Walked on the beach every day and Really enjoyed the stay here. HUGE gravel parking area for rv - not level but I have boards. No antenna tv or phone reception and Not very good grocery or fuel access. Casino is nice with regular table games and slots and pricey food. WiFi available in the lobby (with my coffee each morning) and you could probably get access to the pool if you tried. $5 charge on weekends otherwise Free to watch the sunset over the ocean.

We are staying nearby and drove through to check the RV camping area out. No parking on pavement, they have signs prohibiting it all over. But they have a designated RV dry camping area on level packed dirt/sand with 65 marked RV spaces. RV parking is free except during special events, then it is $15/night. The girl I spoke to at the Casino registration desk said there are no time limits, within reason.

the RV parking area is huge. 75 marked off spots, but there were only 6 other rv's when we were there. Casino is large and pretty. Food is pricey. Buffet is only on Wed and Fri.

Great spot to experience the clam dig. Lovely people in the casino. We are still excited with this free casino camping.

Dirt rv parking where you can see the ocean, unlimited stay. Very friendly employees,except it seemed the dealers and craps stick people were very young and inexperienced and had a hard time adding 4 and 5. They also played around too much for us,and the pit crew didn't care if there was a problem or if we were unhappy. The buffet was very small and very expensive. The deli was very good. Slots were good to us, not too tight. We will be back.

Report from James M., August 4, 2010 Same friendly casino but we did not have a good experience in the "Emily" Restaurant this time.  Our cocktails were brought to us in plastic glasses i.e. a Martini in a plastic glass??? Food was "SoSo" for the price (although the Crab Louie was excellent).  Never did see a shuttle around the RV area though.

Report from J Wiltse, August, 2008 Mid August of this year (2008) we stayed for four days at the Quinalt casino in Ocean Shores. We were in a 30' RV and another pick-up with tent built in the back. The family includes One senior, four 45 to 50 somethings and a couple of twenty somethings. We registered at the casino/ resort desk and paid $15 for a key card allowing use of the pool/ hottub/ exercise room for the duration of our stay.   The casino also provided free shuttles from our motorhome doorstep into town, picked us up within minutes of being called, deposited us back "home" then also to and from their doorstep. Shuttle service runs until 5 am and begins again at 7 am.   We also got free use of a much needed wheel chair while we were there. This included them bringing it in the van when they took us to town. We did tip the drivers as they were prompt and courteous. The casino offers free soda pop. They also had a live band in the evening. The buffet was excellent this trip (in the past we were disappointed). There are a couple choices of places to eat in the casino ranging from lounge, fast food to fine dining. They have a spa on site as well.   They offer slot-type machines, and a full range of other gambling as well. First time registration for their key-club gets you coupons and free plays. Other events are on their calendar as well such as auto shows.   Security came into the gravel parking lot where we parked to clean up broken glass that was reported and were very pleasant. The parking lot also has fire pits for you to use and paths to the beach. This all worked for us. Good luck.

report from reader TJ, August 2006 Located off of Highway 101 near Ocean Shores, Washington. They allow overnight parking with no limit on the number of days allowed. Check in with the front desk for a permit you display in your window. This is a newer, small indian casino right on the Pacific Ocean just a short distance to Ocean Shores, Washington, for shopping, and fun: rent mopeds and explore miles and miles of beaches. There is a large state park close by with plenty of shade for rv'er to avoid the summer sun. Keep in mind this is the Pacific Northwest and come Sept/Oct it is gray and rainy until July or so. I am not a gambler so cannot comment on the casino's gaming activities, but the food was great.