Kewadin Casino RV Park

We enjoy casino camping as we live full time in our RV. When we find one that has 50amp power and water with a dump on site it is a win for us. Plus if you get the player card they will give you $13 each first day and $8 each day thereafter for the week. Close to town which has boat shuttle to Macinaw Island. On Saturday night during the summer the town of St Ignace has fireworks and music in the park. First come with plenty of free parking if you don’t need power or waiting for a hook up site. Grass/gravel sites that have a slight slope but not too bad. We got level with just our jacks and saw many other big rigs doing the same. We have a 35’ class A. Have been here twice and will stay again if in the area. They also have a shuttle that will take you into town or up to the casino if walking is an issue for you

We came here for 4 nights before the Labor Day weekend. Our main purpose was to have a secure spot for our rig while we spent two night out on Mackinaw Island. The last two days and nights we explored the area. This in my opinion it a great option for very little cost. The casino has other free parking spots on their property that can be used.

Had to give it a 4 after staying at Kewadin Casino in Sault Saint Marie which got a 5. But this is another great camping option in mid tourist season near the Mackinaw Bridge and Mackinac Island.

Electric and water plus use of the pool for $15. Can’t beat it! Dump station and drinking water fill. Large dumpster. Nice green grass lawn and some landscaping near the camping sites. Camping sites are basically wide parking spaces so yes, it can get a bit cramped. Lots of dry camping free parking in the same lot. Security and maintenance staff came through groundout the day. I think any size RV would fit and accessing sites is east although they are all back in.

Many sites available midday Tuesday but the place was packed on the weekend. Lots of dry camping room though.

There is lake access and a large lawn beyond the casino and on their property.

We did use the pool and jacuzzi but there are no private showers. There is a shower in the pool area.

There is a 24 hour laundromat in town. Busy! But right downtown so there’s plenty to do while you wait.

We visited Mackinac Island with our own bikes via sheplers ferry in St. Ignace. The town of St. Ignace several times (fireworks and live music on Saturday nights), st. Ignace straits state park to view the bridge at sunset, pasties at Betsies and Lehtos and even went parasailing in St. Ignace! Also checked out the little village of De Tour and Drummond Island. There a great Distillery/winery/brewery and restaurant in Cedarville, Les Chevaux Distillery. There a real grocery store and a couple hardware stores in St Ignace too.

After staying in a rain soaked, muddy, over booked State Park, we moved to Kedwadin Casino RV Park. Had 4 great days of exploring the UP and came home to a quiet, peaceful place to rest. Played a few hours in the Casino and had a great time. They were well prepared for the virus and met all safety regulations. Thank you, Kewadin for a great time.

There are about 15 sites on a first come first serve basis at the casino. After parking, just go to the hotel lobby to check in.
staying at the casino allows you to go to the pool of the hotel. It is small though.

Good cell service. No noise from the casino. Level sites

Very good experience.
Is it a little further from the town than the others but worth it in my opinion.

This casino has a large RV parking area, separate from the rest of the casino camping. You are welcome to dry camp in the parking lot for free or pay $15 for a site in the edge of the parking lot for electric and water. There is also a dump station and a dumpster. The $15 also gives you access to the nice hotel pool and hot tub. There is no private shower in the pool area (only a bathroom where you can change), but there is an open shower area for rinsing off near the pool towels. The paid sites here are just gravel off the parking lot with no privacy, but it is a great deal for the price. The rest of the parking lot was a little uneven for dry camping, so you may need to level. The RV park is first come first serve, and it did fill up for a night or two over Labor Day weekend, but there was still plenty of room for dry camping. We stayed here while exploring Mackinac Island and the surrounding towns (and waiting out the holiday weekend). The casino even provided a free shuttle for the Labor Day Mackinac Bridge walk. Note that if the casino is having a concert, this area would be closed for camping.