Good spot for an overnight layover. Lots of RVs and some a little run down, but the place was quiet through the night. Casino, food court, etc were underwhelming. The small beach was good.

I wasn't expecting the number of campers settled into Avi Casino's free dry camping lot. We arrived for a quick night's sleep before continuing up the Colorado. The lot is large, dirt, and has decent lighting. It backs up to an emergency services building (fire/police) and one of the casino's paved parking lots. Across the street i... more

We stayed here on night on our way from Los Angeles to Flagstaff. Good signage getting us to the lot. Giant dirt lot with plenty of room. It was quiet, well-lit (which is good and bad), and fairly clean. For our first dry camping experience at a casino, it was a good one. We'd stay here again. If you need full hookups, there is a KO... more

There is a KOA Campground (for a fee) - also run by the resort which is across the street. We chose to use the Free parking area and dry camp. It did not disappoint! Plenty of security, large bagged trash barrels, quiet as can be! The walk to the casino is much closer than if you stay at the campground. Buffet was excellent (sea... more

Stayed there for the first time loved it. Still was able to get access to the pool and everything the Avi pervades. Would rather stay at the Avi then the KOA that's a cross the street👎🏻. The free Avi campground is closer then the KOA.

I am a fan of the Avi. I've stayed there dry camping and I have stayed in the hotel, multiple times. The Avi has a really nice pool area with a big jacuzzi. It's got a nice waterfall you can soak your back in. It's really relaxing. The hotel will charge dry campers 10 bucks to get into the pool area during the summer. In the cooler we... more