Seven Feathers Casino Resort

- from reader C. Randle, April 2006

This has become a regular night's stay for us. Very handy and even shuttle service to the casino. One time we were in need of a shower and discovered the casino offered deep discounts on rooms if you join the Players Club. Nice place and the profits go to very good use.

-from reader I. Mathany, April 2006

Seven Feathers Indian Casino in southern Oregon is always a great stop. Seven Feathers is a mile post 100 on I-5 in south-west Oregon. There are two lots for motor homes. The regular lot which accommodates the 30/40 footers plus the truck lot that will easily handle the 45' footer pulling a toad.

A call on the CB will bring a jitney to take you and your party to the casino where there are several restaurants of varying levels of grandeur. We always stop on our run from central California to Olympia Washington. Food is very nice and not expensive. Buffet has a nice selection or you may order from the menu. Very nice 'Non-Smoking area' We have never tried to stay more than about 16 hours as we are motivated to travel. I am sure a stay of several days is not a problem.

Seven Feathers also has an RV park with hook-ups. We have never looked into the service or the costs. I am sure they are very reasonable.

-from reader M. Terrile, June 2006

Stayed overnight in the RV park which cost $16 for a pull-thru site with all utilities and a small grassy area. Well worth the money and with a shuttle to the casino and a good buffet it was a good stop

-from Fran, March 8, 2008

We stayed here both on our way down to Arizona and on our way back in January and February, 2008. Since my husband is native Indian, the resort gave him a special discount (just show status card) and we paid only $23 /night for a pull thru. This is a beautiful resort, they told us it is #1 in Oregon, and #6 in all of the US. It really has everything (swimming pool all year, Jacuzzi tubs, exercise room, laundry, great showers) and we enjoyed it so much and will return often.

The casino was fun, lots of machines, great food in the Buffet. Never waited more than 7 mins for a shuttle bus to the casino. We also dry camped 1 night in their free RV parking, and was well lit, clean, comfortable, patrolled by security and the shuttle bus drives thru there very regularly. I totally recommend this to RV'ers.

We usually love this RV Resort and have stayed here many times. We have a 43 ft diesel pusher and most of their sites are easy in and out. However, we stayed there on the way to Eugene 11/22/23 and were given site 76. I did let them know when we checked in that we had a 43 ft motorhome and were towing a Bronco. The park was less than half full. The curtesy driver took us to the site, drove through and left before we had even started to pull into it. The site we were given was right after the refuge area and that blocked us from turning wider to go in so we were over the grass area in order to get into the site. It was dark and the next thing we knew, we heard a crunch and out motorhome was hooked on the pole marking the site. This pole is black when viewing through the mirrors and did some damage. When the curtesy driver came back after I had walked to the office, he told us that he would have had them switch sites if he had known before they issued a number since this site was such a tight fit. We were not allowed to move until security came out and all they did was give us some cards for tow trucks and mobile rv repair places. When we talked to the loss manager, we were told that they take no responsibility and that the curtesy driver stated that he had never told us that.