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Free first night days are over, but still $15 a night max three nights. Keep in mind the main casino restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday but there are two smaller outlets open. Check in at motel first (you can park RV near building) to pay for spot, get windshield ticket, and have security unlock electric box. Sites are in front of amphitheater, parking next to white fence.

We hoped to stay through Sunday (arrived Wednesday) but got a site through Friday. Would love to stay here again and linger! Quiet and yes, there are trains but not an issue with me. Calms the mind! Nice level concrete pads.

Showers are super clean, like being at 4 star hotel.

A row is next to laundry and showers. Closest spots are 10 and higher. Already large resort with new sites under construction. Does have dog park. No discounts of any type offered.

Called before arriving. The RV parking is on the left side of building. Drive past front to find them. Clearly marked with sign next to Cabelas large road sign. Nobody else joined us had lot to ourselfs. Note: they no longer have dump facilities.

We stayed one night after calling first. We used main entrance and were directed to lot that contained a few RVs, but mostly 18 wheelers. We parked along inside edge to allow expansion of slide. All truckers parked with cabs facing the road except one asshat who parked cab in, with his cab 2 feet from our RV. Engine ran all night with occasional heater revving up.

Due to distance to casino and rainy weather, didn’t use restaurants.

Recommendation on entering facility. Pass main entrance(Bow Creek Rd) and at end of road turn right (Mountain Rd). Drive .47 miles (second road on right, look for 18 wheelers). Call casino security, let them know you are there.

We stayed here for a long weekend after I came down with stomach flu. While the park appears somewhat comprised of full timers, the days and nights were very quiet. Washer and dryers (2 each) are just 1.25 a load. There is one super clean bathroom/shower in the laundry room which neither of us used. Large fishing pond (catch&release crappies).

Bob knows local history as well as a tour guide! He recommended ‘Killers of the Flower moon”, about 1920s murders of Osage Indians, which I read in two days.

We stopped here for the night. No cell service but the resort’s WIFI provided our phones and laptops with access to the outside. Sites 1-6 are under trees. Hardly any traffic inside resort and no road noise from outside.

Great site for overnight boondock. Didn't ask permission as semis and another RV were already on site. We parked on the far right side on the edge overlooking the junkyard. Used levelers and extended left side slide. Noise wasn't an issue, we ran our gen until 8:30 then opened windows. Semi's weren't loud. Left long before diner opened at 9.

Obtained a military discount for our stay. Resort is super clean and very quiet at night. Restrooms and showers are cleaned every morning by a crew around 7:00am, Both are 5 star hotel quality. We didn't have a toad, used the trolley service, a stop is across the street from Resort at hotel, which by the way, with Resort receipt allows use of their indoor and outdoor pools. Resort has a good WIFI system, though they ask you not use your own hotspot. Viewing Netflix did lead to some stuttering.

Stopped here for two days before heading to Alaska train and traffic noises non issues. Moved lots twice due to defective water spigot and open grounds. Shower and restroom facilities top level! Hotel staff at checkin very efficient. Would stay here again!