Northern Quest Resort & Casino

Spacious parking lot. We stayed here on a number of occasions when travelling through or visiting Spokane. Enjoyed the amenities the Casino offered, including meals and entertainment. Quiet location, with large spaces set aside for RV units. Ready access to gas station with dump station and Walmart (no overnighting).

Although not designated for RVs, many folks set up along the periphery of the parking lot for greater privacy.

May not be available if the Casino is hosting a big event.

The hotel is currently undergoing some massive construction amongst the whole property. Fortunately, they are in the process of adding their very own formal RV Park. However, unfortunately this means that the current free stay is not so enjoyable.

The RV's are directed to park just west of the hotel. It is a dirt lot with rock and dirt piles everywhere. There is no real level space available (even after using the automatic levelers in our moho). We woke up each morning around 7am to very loud construction and tractors dumping rock piles feet away from our RV. I do not blame the construction guys for this because we did feel very much in their way but this is where the Casino sent us. We tried to move spots after the first night so we would be less in there way. Which we were... but still very much amongst the tractors and other construction.

The staff don't really seem to have a set policy or rules around RV parking. Some folks told us to park in the north lot (do not attempt this) while others directed us to the right place. Some told us we needed to check in with valet or security and we were eventually told we don't need to check in at all.

My current recommendation, while the Casino finishes construction, is don't stay here. If you are willing to put up with the all day construction then park west of the hotel using Sprague St. Don't bother checking in with the valet or security and enjoy your completely free stay :).

Side note: There is a Walmart about a mile south of the Casino that allows overnight parking.

Big parking area for RVs. The casino is still under construction, however it is not near where the RVs are being parked now. The construction is on the other side of the casino.
There is a gas station down the road that has potable water and a dump station, as well as propane.

Large gravel parking lot. Check in with security. It gets busy close to night fall. They are in the process of building a RV resort. Fairly quiet. There were a few planes that went over during the night

Opened pay RV Resort in June, 2019. What a great gated area. Get a Casino playing card for an excellent discount. Paved flat pads with grass all around the site.

Has small gym and outdoor pool, very nice!

The staff is brilliant. Purchased ice and it was delivered to site. Shuttle service to casino. Casino is on par with large Vegas casino.

Can’t recommend high enough.

We came in after dark and although I'd read that the entrance was before the casino we didn't see it. We parked at the far end of the empty lot beyond the casino and security said it was fine for the night. There was a truck and another camper there.
Because we only needed to stop for the night after a long day's drive we didn't get to the casino. It is, however, a long drive from I-90 and if you are looking for something closer to the highway I believe the Spokane Tribe Casino allows free parking.
As noted in another review there is a dump and water at the Chevron down the street.
Being near the airport we had some noise but nothing terrible.
All in all, this is a place we'd stay again for an overnight but not being gamblers I don't think we'd go out of our way to stay here. If we do another overnight we will however check out dining options.

Casino is now open, free parking is now in behind the Dinner and Movie building. They offer a kids play area & childcare onsite!

Can stay for up to 7 days if you join their free membership program inside the casino called "camas club". If you are not a member you can stay for one night.

only negative: There is a racetrack and dragstrip nextdoor, and we just happened to be staying there during a national championship so there was definitely some noise from that!

Was super busy when we got here (some event happening at the Casio), and we ended up getting the last RV/Truck spot. It all cleared out by about 10pm however.

I have grown used to hearing the idling of truck engines in places like this... what I wasn't expecting was the RV over from me running a very loud generator mounted on their bumper until 3am in the morning.... This is why I hate people and want to do back to boondocking ;)

Anyway, if you need a place to stay 1 night, not too far from i90 this will do - good selection of food inside as well.

With its large parking lot, it was no problem having decent space between us and other Rvers. There is a free dump (Maverick gas station) about 5min away and you can get fresh water at the Chevron gas station (you could also dump here for about $10) 1min away from the casino.
Stayed 2 nights

We stayed for two nights over 4th of July weekend. Started in the asphalt lot then got moved to a gravel lot because of the expected crowd. It looked like some rigs stay a little longer than just a night or two. After we moved, I talked to a neighbor who said he had an issue in the middle of the night with a vagrant. This put us a little more on edge and made us be more vigilant about locking up and watching the people who wandered around.

Either lot is easy to get into. The casino itself is really nice. Our biggest issue is security doesn’t run off the “unpredictable” people that wander around. We have not experienced that staying in other casino lots. Just gave us an uneasy feeling.

We would stay again in a pinch but would sleep with one eye open.