Kewadin Casino

The RV parking and hookups here are on the outside edge of this casino's parking lot. Each spot has it's own electric pedestal, but each spot is the width of ONE car or truck only. This would work for a van or any RV that had no slide outs, and who didn't need to put out stairs. The casino states that if you take up the space of an adjacent parking spot, you will charged for that spot as well. We did take up the space, but as we paid cash and they never asked us to pay more, we 'skated'. Cannot say what your experience would be in that regard. It's pretty noisy at night. This casino allows smoking throughout, except the restaurant/bar, which is open to everything else so what's the point, anyway? This casino location does offer a $5 per day gambling credit (with your receipt), for folks who have crossed the Mackinaw Bridge to the UP. While we were there for three days, we saw a night with only two other RVs and a night with too many to fit in the remaining spaces and dry camped out in the main parking lot. The one plus is there is a fuel station right next door, with prices about 10cents cheaper than non-tribal stations in the area... and the little store there has great ice cream in HUGE portions for the price.

As others have said.... electric only and VERY NARROW SPOTS - like 8 feet. The security guard told me if they are busy and your slide sticks into the next spot, you have to pay for the spot next to you also!
Casino WiFi is really weak in the camping area of the parking lot. If you have a long range system, scan around as there are other open public WIFI systems to attach to. ;-)

This is a SUPER crowded parking lot with electric hookups. I'm in a small Airstream and was surrounded by 5th wheels with slides that were almost touching me. That said, it was $15 and I was able to have the A/C on during the hot, humid weather. Every other park nearby was full and more expensive. If you're just looking for a place to park while you explore the area, this is the spot. (Unless you need to work, in which case you'll need a better spot for service.)

NOT FREE! Cost is now $15/night. First come first serve. Must check in by 10pm. Checkout is 11am the next morning.

There are about 7 or 8 spaces with brand new 20, 30, and 50 amp electric (see photos). Boxes are locked until you pay and check in with security.

These are not camping spots. They are parking spaces with electric boxes, that’s it. If there is not an empty space next to you it’s extremely tight.

If it was still free with electric I’d rate 5 stars, but $15 can get you into an actual campground in the area. The parking spaces can only accommodate small to medium size rigs.

Casino is just ok. Very smoky and pretty small.

Ok for an overnight if you want to run AC, otherwise there are better options in the area.

Feels safe and staff is friendly.

This was a great free spot to stop at for a few nights with free electric. No need to check in at the casino just plug in and enjoy. A dump/ water station is available across the street at the Bay Furnace National Forest camp grounds for $5. We spent two nights here exploring this beautiful area in the UP. Remember to try a pastie while visiting.