Lakeside Casino RV Park

Easy to find, level lots, nice to have amenities…. Pretty much agree with all reviews left so far. However, here’s some things that have been left out, leaving us very disappointed.

We do a lot of Casino Rv parks in our travels, and certainly wouldn’t make this a destination stop. We appreciate the services, therefore support the Casino, making it our mini vacation. . ( play the machines, dine in at the restaurants, spend time relaxing and enjoyinga pool, hot tub, high pressure showers :).

Pool access is provided with key card at front desk. We’ve always enjoyed the pools, but have NEVER found ANY pool or exercise room without access to a shower. (Always thought this was mandatory for health reasons, ‘shower before getting in pool, shower after exercising…) GROSS

HOT TUB WAS NOT OPERATING.

Restaurant only open daily, Thur-Sun. Open daily for dinner, but only 2 menu items. (Hope you like prime rib or burgers)

Unfortunately for us, we were there a Monday & Tuesday.

PS…. Don’t assume rv park is facing or on water. It is not lakeside, it’s a little pond. But the spring antics of the Canadian geese are fun to listen to.

This RV park has a great layout, all sites are long pull throughs, with decent spacing in between. It’s a shame that the casino has allowed it to deteriorate to the point it has. The only apparent maintenance being done is mowing of the grass. The weeds and grass in the cracks have been allowed to over take the cemented sites. About 1/3 of the sites are still in good shape, another 1/3 ok to park on, and the last 1/3 have been destroyed. Casino is ok, typical Casino. You are allowed to use the indoor pool and hot tub at the hotel. Price posted is with tax included, possibly a weekly rate.

Pretty nice, older campground. Reservation must be done online and you pick your own spot. Concrete pad is level, but narrow. Row ‘A’ is easily accessible to smaller rigs. Pads are cracked in areas, which further makes the narrow pads difficult to walk on. You’ll be walking in dirt and grass to move around your rig. Super clean. Grass is trimmed and not even a cigarette butt was visible. Hookups work well. Didn’t test cable. Price includes all taxes. Would definitely recommend.

This was my first “resort” EV park. It was ok but miss the trees and openness of state and city parks. All spots were pull through which was nice. Level enough that I didn’t need to unhook for my overnight stay. Full hooks ups including cable. I don’t travel with a cable so not sure how the cable was. Nice concrete patio connected to the concrete pull through. Easy access if you are traveling on I-35 south of DesMonies.

My husband and I are travel nurses heading from Texas to work in Wisconsin. We were close to needing fuel and starting to get tired so started looking for a campground. This campground is part of and adjacent to the casino/hotel. It is just off the interstate. Getting in and out of the grounds is pretty easy. The sites are pull through and have a concrete slab wide enough for your RV entrance to be included on it. You also have a grass yard as well. Full hookups and big rig friendly. There is a Pilot Flying J next door. We tried to call ahead but got a phone recording stating that the hotel and casino are temporarily closed due to the coronavirus situation. We decided to stop for fuel and check it out. There were RV’s in the campground so we pulled in. There was a sign saying to stop at the hotel entrance or go to their website to reserve and pay for a site. We pulled into a site and accessed the website from a smartphone. A security guard drove up and stopped asking our plan. He proceeded to say that we could stay the night for free! We had a pleasant night sleep and definitely are so thankful for the kind gesture. What a nice way to be supportive in this uncertain time.

You have to stop by the hotel lobby to "register" for your stay. I arrived shortly after midnight and the casino was still pretty busy from what it looked like from the parking lot. There really isn't anything fancy about the RV park but there really aren't any other place to stay off of 35 around this area either. We only needed to use the electric site, but having full hook-ups for 25 is a good deal almost anywhere. I think there is an airport near by because I heard a lot of planes fly over and sice it is so close to the interstate/Pilot gas station there is a lot of noise. The sites are very large and can accommodate pretty large RVs. I never saw any site numbers making the spots though. I might not have been paying that much attention because we were only there a total.of about 8 hours. You can't really see the lake from the RV park. Your view is either of the gas station to the left or the casino and run off pond to your right. I wanted to stay at either clear lake state park or nine eagles, but one was too far and the other too close when we were deciding where to stop.