Andy
For Wild Horse Casino: There are actually two places you can park at this casino.
You can park and dry camp at the far end of the main parking lot for free or you can park in the rv park for $30.00/night.
The rv park was full when I stopped for the night but I did notice a swimming pool at the rv park.
The casino has a movie theater in case you want to take in a movie.
I am not a gambler so I can't say much about the casino other than they have smoking and non smoking sections, a bar, a coffee shop, and a fast food type of snack bar. The temperature was in the 90's during the day but once the sun went down it was very pleasant.
Posted Jul 23, 2017 by Andy from Tx. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Rob
For Wild Horse Casino: Tried to stay here twice but when I found out no sat/tv we moved on.guess they can scramble signal in the Rv area?
Posted Apr 22, 2017 by Rob from Bonney Lake . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Patricia
For Wild Horse Casino: Stayed in this "free" parking lot at the Wildhorse Resort & Casino for one night in mid-March while on route to Vancouver from Salt Lake City. Conveniently located off highway I84. Very large parking lot. There were only a few RV's there for the night. Trucks seem to be separated in another parking area. Seemed clean, lots of garbage cans that had recently been emptied, walking distance (or shuttle) to casino which had nice washrooms and good wifi. We didn't gamble or eat at the Casino so can't comment on this.
Once we had connected to the Casino wifi we stayed connected all night back at our trailer. Lots of bright lighting in the parking lot, so good for security, but perhaps not so good, if you are looking for dark!
When we left in the morning the Casino security/maintenance truck and staff were helping someone who's RV wouldn't start. Seemed to be complimentary.
Anyway, we thought it was an easy, convenient place to spend the night and if you are looking for somewhere free this might work for you.
Posted Mar 24, 2017 by Patricia from North Vancouver, BC, Canada. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Nubee56
For Wild Horse Casino: Hardly worth an overnight, if we weren't so road weary we'd kept moving. ONE shower stall with no place to even put a bottle. Extremely hot when we were there and other campers had problems losing power, luckily we did not. They offer free shuttle service to the casino, where we thought we'd go for dinner, it took two calls and a total of 25 mins to get picked up. We would've walked had it not been over 100 degrees. I cannot imagine staying her for more than one night unless you're into smoking casinos with crappy campgrounds.
Posted Jul 17, 2014 by Nubee56 from Tucson. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
