Wildhorse Resort & Casino

I stayed here overnight 6/2014 while traveling back home to UT from WA. I checked in around 8PM. Checkin was friendly and efficient. There is a discount for Good Sam's and others. The camping area had all utilities and hook ups with pull thru spaces. Being brand spanking new, there were no aesthetics like trees, plants, or other RV niceties, it was pretty bare. After setting up, I called the shuttle service with the number provided, and within 5 minutes they were at my spot to take me to the casino. This is a great service to avoid walking a fair distance late at night. I had a bite to eat at the fast food area, then went to the slots. The slots were very accommodating and I won the cost of the RV site for the night, the cost of my dinner, and a few extra $$ to boot. To say the least, I enjoyed my stay. The RV office did not open until about 8:30AM, and I had to return the key for the pedestal to the front desk at the hotel. Even if you don't gamble, this is a good place for an overnight stop. It's inexpensive (approx. $27 vs $40 at a KOA.), has all the conveniences, and friendly.

We stayed here several times, last time was September, 2012. The RV Parking area is now paved and striped. For Oregon, an added benefit is you can pump your own fuel at the tribal fuel station located next to the parking area. If you need full hookups, their RV park is an option.

Report from James M., July 8, 2010

Still allows free dry camping overnight. Large gravel area in front of casino- separate from the trucks. Did not have any problems.

Had dinner in the bar during Happy Hour $3.00 drinks 4PM-7PM. HUGE nachos. Also had a special- Alaska Amber Special $10.99. Large glass of Alaska Amber Beer, 1 lb. Fish & Chips (enough for the 2 of us but one of us is small eater) AND a new Alaska Amber beer glass to take home.

Did not really notice any smoke either. Very busy for an early Thursday

Report from Clark K., January 9, 2009

We stayed there one night in May, 2009 and will not be back. Check in was slow, people ahead of us had been assigned an occupied site, clerk didn’t care or know what to do.

Our site was pull-thru but narrow and cluttered with cigarette butts, pull-tops, etc. We asked to move to a back in and it was clean, grassy, and NO one next to us.

Casino was smokey. We ate in the buffet and it was decent but not worth the high prices. CG bathroom was FILTHY and not as clean as a forest service outhouse! We didn’t enjoy it!!

- from R. Green, June 2007

We have stayed at the Wild Horse Casino RV Park many times and have enjoyed it. There is a free shuttle to and from the Casino if you like. They have just done some remodeling and the new restaurant is now open. We have not been there since the remodeling but intend to get there soon. Also dry camping in the Casino back lot. There is also a motel that is quite nice if you prefer. Happy Camping!