Seven Feathers Casino Resort

The RV park price keeps climbing, but there are are dry camping options for overnight stops. As previously shown, there is the lot next to the casino. But, the tribe has installed a rest area just outside the RV park that also can be used for an overnight stay. Truckers and RV travelers use it. We stayed overnight on both the way south and coming back north in June. The parking lanes are long, and wide enough to allow slides to be extended. The added benefit are restrooms at the stop. For smaller camper vans, the auto section is also a good option.

We've stayed twice before at the RV park, but this time they didn't have room for us because all the larger spaces were taken (we're too big, 68' total fifth wheel and HDT). We didn't realize that everyone else would be heading south at the same time! So we parked in the upper truck parking lot where there was plenty of room and it's free for dry-camping. Joy of joys (in December when it was pretty frigid) we discovered that many of the spaces had ShorePower. For $1 per hour plus $1 for the hookup we were able to have electricity overnight and run the heaters instead of using up our propane. AND we were able to make coffee in the morning. The lined sites were large enough that we felt ok putting out the living slide before going over for dinner, and the bedroom slide after dinner when there was no one in the space next to us (all while staying within our lines). Lot is marked as a NO-generator zone where the ShorePower is, but the truckers kind of ignore that. It was ok, we'll still stay here again. The buffet is good, and the slots weren't so tight that it wasn't fun for some cheap entertainment. It is the perfect distance when traveling I-5 between WA and CA. We stayed here 12/28/18 for one night.

Off I-5 at Canyonville, 7 Feathers is an excellent dry-camp or RV park stopover along the freeway. The lower parking area (opposite Burger King) has large-rig lanes and is a short walk up to the casino. Free shuttles are also quite frequent. The buffet was very crowded so they had a "wait" line where one went to reserve a space - mine took about 30 minutes. They will either text you when a space is available or give you a pager for the same purpose. The food was much superior to my previous visit so gets a good rating. The tribe also operates a full Service Center truck stop across the highway from the casino (access underneath via a tunnel) with good prices for fuel. Overall, everyone seemed friendly but the casino proper was very crowded. Slots are slots - I won $0.43

As always a great place to overnight or two. There are two RV parking areas one on the south side and one on the north. We prefer the north. Level and clean asphalt. Depending how busy they are security will enforce the parking lines. Security staff all polite and shuttle is always there to take you up to the casino. Like most casino parking lots there are no services but there are plenty of trash cans and a lot of I-5 rest stops have dump stations.

Solid, safe place we stayed at last Saturday and had the prime rib buffet for $19. Good, reasonable priced gift shop. Beatles cover band was playing. Grabbed players card and got discounted fuel the next morning. There was a strange encounter with a homeless or drunk who walked through the lot around 2:30 and touched our motorhome while babbling, but a Stern voice sent him on his way.