Century Casino & RV Park

This was the first time we've stayed at a casino and I'm thinking it won't be the last! This RV park is super quiet and clean. There's a bathhouse with 4 bathrooms and showers along with a common room and laundry. Free laundry. There were two washers and two dryers.
The grounds were nice with paved sites. There are pull-thrus and back-in spots available. When I called to make a reservation the lady said they don't take reservations but they had plenty of room. And finding a spot was not a problem. Although there were a handful of people already there when we arrived.
You have to register inside the casino at the Fan Club desk. The ladies at the counter were very friendly. They say there was wifi but with neither of us could get it to connect.
The casino is located in town and is a little off the highway but not terribly far. The casino itself is on the Mississippi River with a nice view. The main restaurant and bar on site are not open on Mondays but the express restaurant was until 8pm. We grabbed a burger and fries for dinner. It was tasty and affordable. The wifi did work well inside the building.
It had everything we needed for an overnight stay and we would use this place again.

We practically had the park to our self. It is very well manicured. Full hookups, or you dont have to do hookups if you want to Boondock. They take Good Sam for a discount. We paid $38.23. The casino was not for us but others that like that stuff might enjoy it. You do have to pay in the casino. It is very smoky. The restaurant was closed as we were there on a Wednesday night. Overall a great stop over.

Nothing in the town and no real place to eat at Casino but campground is nice. Few people, full hookups (sewer included), level sites and easy in and out. Was relaxing place to spend the weekend with less than ideal travel weather. Clean bathrooms, showers and free laundry room onsite. $32 with Good Sam’s discount or sign up for their players club.

We called ahead and found out they had plenty of availability. Pulled in and picked a spot and then checked in at the casino. Verizon LTE 3 bars data. Sites are FHU. Electricity was stable, even with AC. Spots are pull through and big rig friendly. Easy in and out from Interstate, even though it is a few miles away. NOTE: Apparently free boondocking is also available across the road in the casino parking lot. We elected to pay to have aircon without having to run a genny all night.

Good and easy one night stop

- grab a site and then head to casino to check in
- pull through sites
- all cement pads
- clean showers (shower/toilet combined)
- Wi-Fi worked great with a wifi and extender. Was able to stream March madness games

The Casino is about 9 miles from I-55 and would be a good overnight spot for RVers if it did not cost so much. We paid $50 with a Good Sam discount otherwise it would have been $55. It is a small park with FHU concrete sites with a laundry and bath house. The Casino is a small "riverboat" and is a smokers paradise. If you can boon-dock and put up with running trucks, stay for free in a nearby casino overflow lot. The drive through town to get to the Casino was just sad. Even the Walmart closed. Note: The RV park is on the Mississippi River side of the flood wall and it would probably be subject to flooding closures. 

This was the first Casino that I had to pay. So have little to compare to. I was the only camper at the campground and thought it might be too expensive compared to other similar campgrounds. The bathrooms were clean, and the laundry was free. I would not stay here again due to the price. There are many other cheaper options

I want to love this park. The landscaping is very beautiful and it is right on the river. Unfortunately, the price is too high. We've stayed here several times over the past five years and the price continues to rise and the amenities continue to disappear. There was a restaurant in the casino that has since closed so the only walkable dinning option is the snack bar in the casino, think concession stand. The casino itself has many broken slots machines. The games and book exchange in the shower/laundry room have vanished along with the pins on the map that showed where people have traveled from. The path by the river that had informational placards now has poison ivy to either side and the placards are unreadable. What used to be a lengthy trail is only a few feet and then the foliage has grown up so it is unwalkable. The wi-fi was unstable and even the cell phone coverage seems to have lessened ( 2 bars most of the time). The staff is friendly and the park seems safe, but there is a new list of rules that are overbearing including "no swimming, wading or fishing in the river" and "Venturing beyond the park barriers is prohibited" and the ominous phrase "Century Casino reserves the right to evict without refund any park resident who fails to comply with the rules and regulations currently in effect." which makes me wonder if they have issues here during the summer. They do have free laundry facilities, but I did not use them this time.

Rv park is plain concrete, level. Clean. Full hookups. All pull through. 50$ a night is laughable. 90% of business is under construction. Will be much better in 2024.

Casino is nothing but machines packed in the back third of the building. Restaurant closed crowding makes it very smoky. Dark , dirty.