Cache Creek Casino

Parking is in Lot F, with F-1 serving buses and F-2 primarily for RV's and large trucks. An expansive sloping gravel lot can accommodate any size rig after a short steep climb up the hilltop. Our experience included a windy afternoon that continued until the early hours of the next morning. A friend cut their visit short due to motion sickness of the rocking trailer in the open unprotected terrain. Several lights illuminate the lot throughout the night and multiple security cameras can be seen mounted on the poles. Although there were 6 other vehicles in the lot, I did not see or hear any activity in the area. Upon arrival, I called Cache Creek to report my presence, but received a response that leads me to believe it wasn't necessary. My primary purpose there was to enjoy the beautiful golf course. It was wonderful to retreat to our trailer after the round and enjoy a nice meal in the casino. I look forward to doing it again, I just hope it's not as windy. Transportation from the RV lot to the golf course, casino and return was provided via a courtesy shuttle by making a simple phone call to request a ride.

I checked in to this monster of a casino (seriously it felt like grand central) and was told there's no need to do so. If you sign up for the player club card you get $20 in game play. The parking area is a pretty small gravel lot. There are a few trucks and discarded shuttle busses up here along with old furniture. Its not level, but level enough for 1 night. Can't wait to see the views in the morning. DOG OWNERS: The "grass" has tons of thorns and so the places for a potty break are limited to the gravel.

Nice view. Good restaurants. The only drawback is the lot is not level. A very minor point in an otherwise nice stay. Use the gravel lot to the north of the casino. As you enter from the stoplight, follow the main drive and you’ll see a fire station on your left. 150 yards past the fire station, turn left up a steep paved and wide driveway to the gravel lot. Great views up on the hill!

We pulled in and called the front desk to see where to park our rig for the night, and then got set up in the back gravel lot. We found a nice spot in the back corner without any other rigs around us. There were 2 or 3 other campers on the other side of the lot. It was nice and quiet on a Monday night. The lot is very unlevel though! Even with two blocks under our tires, we were still leaning pretty hard. The best part about this stay is that the casino will give you $25 to spend on anything except for gambling and booze, if you sign up for their club card. My husband and I both signed up and got a total of $50! We each spent $14.99 on the buffet (which was delicious!), and then spent the rest on coffee in the morning! You can’t beat a free place to stay, AND free money! They also give you the option to download their app and receive $10 to gamble with. However, you do have to spend money to activate the bonus money. We spent $6 to use the $10 they gave us and ended up winning $25! We very much enjoyed our stay. The staff is great!

The Campendium listing for here needs a serious update. First, you will park in a gravel lot they call Lot F. It's not marked. It is a gravel lot up the hill next to the solar panels. There are lights and cameras. The only bad thing is there in no part that is level, but that holds true for every lot here. Now for the fun part. Although you don't have to register, get the club card. They put $25.00 comp on it. Good for the restaurants, gas station, or anything else, except gaming and booze. If you follow their instructions, you can get $10.00 free gaming, as well. So, in our stay, we ate at the buffet, ($14.99 each. We each got a card.) Gambled our $10 each. Walked out with about $11.00 and still have a combined $20 for gas in the morning. All for FREE! It's hard to find a better free deal anywhere. Oh, and the Casino wifi signal reaches up here, too!

I never thought we'd turn into Casino hoppers but Cache Creek Casino in Brooks, CA deserves special mention. They give all newbies $25 credit which can be used for anything except gambling, alcohol, or tips. There must be some confluence of federal/state laws which mandate this as gambling and alcohol would surely be their areas of highest profit and, therefore, cheapest to give away, right? The place is huge and beautiful -- absolutely top shelf in every regard -- multiple restaurants, spas, convenience store, etc. While standing in line for the $29.95 buffet (only $26.95 for new club card holders like us), a couple GAVE us two FREE buffet coupons! (They had just won four of 'em and they're only good for that day only.) So we used some of our cash credit ($50 total) on breakfast the next morning, topped off our diesel tank ($17.05), got two large sodas *and* a piece of jerky. Total cash outlay? 21 cents. Gotta' love it!