Seven Feathers Casino Resort

It got a 5-star because it's free. The RV parking above the fuel area is fee based. The free dry camp is beside the Burger King. Lots of large spaces. It's about 500ft to the casino from the far end of the dry RV parking. Another poster said if you got a Players Card it came with a discount for fuel. Fuel is already generally cheaper than off the interstate,

Covid times Nov 9, 2020

I've been thru twice in the last 6 weeks and the dry camping was wide open, It's a great first day's run from Seattle.

The food is good but not outstanding,

There is even a free waste dump at the south end of town, just over the bridge.

This is becoming one of our haunts. All around a good place. My only complaint is that the dry lot spaces are not wide enough. When your neighbor crowds you so you can't open the door without hitting their rig tends to upset one.

For dumping and fresh water I go to the county park, Stanton, down the street, but they recently bumped price to $10 from $5.

Made wrong turn just after freeway exit - with benefit that this took me to the RV Park, connected to, but separate from, the actual casino. Once redirected, I found the North lot at the casino. Here, one finds free parking on RV-size marked pavement with plenty of room, far enough from the highway that noise was not an issue. Shuttles run frequently to the casino though it is only a 10 minute walk away.
Slots and games all look the same to me - I'm sure they gave me a credit with the player's card but can't remember walking back to the coach with a pocketful of cash
The buffet was very good and would have been excellent if they had offered roast beef. I was a little miffed because they ran out of fried chicken and the server told me it would be another 12 minutes to produce more - mashed potatoes and gravy just aren't the same without meat. Actually, I found some really good meatballs and made do with them.
As mentioned by others, fuel is available at a good price - this in the most expensive state I travel, so its a good idea to fill up, even though fuel in Oregon can be cheaper

Beautiful RV Park. Small fenced dog area nicely maintained. My husband used the Casino. We ate at the buffet. The only redeeming thing was it was $10/pp. this is a perfect distance to get over the mountain pass between Oregon and California.

October 17th 2011.. The best rest in the west as I like to put it. I am told you can park in the casino lot for free but why would you. For $34 a night you get a 60' pull through with 50-Amp and ALL services including a beautiful BIG indoor pool and spa/hot tub. Make sure you get a players card for another 10% off at the campsite and 10 cents off the already cheapest fuel in the west. There is a free (tips are welcome) shuttle bus that comes to the RV lot every 5 to 10 minutes to take you to the casino so don't try to walk it unless you want to stretch your legs for a 1/2 a mile give er take.
Food was good value but no buffet Monday to Thursday during the winter months. Diesel was $4.05 for cash every where else but here it where it was only $3.73 so arrive with an empty tank and leave happy.
This casino RV area gets a 10 outta 10 every where you look and it deserves it. I stay here EVERY fall and spring and so should you.. Enjoy