Wildhorse Resort & Casino

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

We stayed overnight in June 2024 on our way through to Washington. The parking lot area for RVs is nice, an easy walk across the parking lot to the casino building. The sites weren't really long enough for us with our HDT and 45' fifth wheel, but we had errands to run and had to unhook anyway, so we parked at the edge of the car parking closest to us. We ate dinner and then breakfast the next morning at the cafe, food was good and prices reasonable. We got free money to play for signing up for their card, and won a little on the slots - about enough for one meal, LOL. They have a bowling alley and theater now, lots of upgrades since before Covid. We'd stay again, it's on a regular route for us. Wouldn't stay at the RV park, I can't pay that much for an overnight stop when we're set up for boondocking and can stay for free. We patronize the casino and their food, so it's nice that they still allow overnight parking since so many casinos are doing away with it.

April 22, 2016 Still allowing FREE overnight RV parking in "separate" lot. Level pull through ample sized spaces. There are over 30 RVs tonight. Many are parked with empty space on each side; few are next to one another but may be traveling together.
Parking lot is well patrolled, clean and well lit; although I only spotted one trash can.
Semis are parked nearby- but in separate lot.
Did fairly well on Slots; no promos for New Players.

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!!

This review contributed by Nick & Terry Russell, February, 2006

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In August 2004 we pulled into the Wild Horse Casino, east of Pendleton, Oregon on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. The casino has a very nice full hookup RV park, with fees of $18 a night at that time. We saw several RVs parked on one side of the parking lot set aside for RVs, and the security guard said we were welcome to dry camp for free.

We decided to spend the money a full hookup site cost on a nice seafood buffet in the casino's dining room instead. The food was decent, though we've had better. We dropped a few bucks in the slot machines, with no luck. Casino is just off Interstate 84 with easy access and room for any size RV