Mohegan Sun Pocono

We stayed here for one night and it was sufficient. There was some n noise but you certainly should expect that in a casino parking lot. The lot was very well lit and we found a nice level spot in parking lot C. We stayed on a Saturday night and the casino was packed. We had dinner in one of the casinos restaurants and then had coffee and a muffin before departing in the morning. We would definitely stay here again if passing through. Easy on and off I81.

We stayed here 2 nights without an issue. RVs and trucks are welcome and are encouraged to stay at the outside edges of lots D & E. A security/shuttle bus comes through every 30 minutes and provides transportation to the casino - but it’s only a short walk if you choose to go inside. There were a lot of level spots to choose from. For those looking for a laundromat, there is one about 3 miles away in a large shopping plaza (Spots Be Gone)

Stop here on the way south. Stayed in C lot with campers all around mostly in C and D lots. Checked with security, you do not have to check in. Had supper there, meals were reasonable and very good. Felt very comfortable and safe with all the cameras and security around. I would stay again. The only down for me is that it is a smoking casino

Tried Lot D but too uneven and wanted to stay hooked up. Opted for the gravel lot across from Lot E. Getting a wonderful breeze and cool inside the RV. The tractor trailers are parked in Lot E together and I am far enough away that I can’t hear them. You have to check in with security inside the casino, but there are shuttle buses running. They didn’t want our tag numbers. Only one other camper around, and they are parked in Lot E. Can hear some squeaking...from the Casino?

Overnighted on a return trip to FL. Security was super helpful and welcoming, we parked across the back of Lot D, in the most level spot we could find. Lots C/D seemed to host RV's while Lot E was for Big Rigs. Great sunset, felt very safe. Popped into the Casino for a coffee and breakfast sandwich in the morning, but would also recommend happy hour deals at the various restaurants on weekdays. Only complaint is that the casino is a smoking establishment. We are not gamblers, no comment on the quality of that activity.

Large parking lots behind the casino. We arrived at 11:30pm. We parked in lot D and were able to find a decent “somewhat” level spot. It was a good quiet place to park overnight and get a restful sleep. I had called a few days before getting there to ask if we needed to check in with security. I was told no. We would stop again if needed to.

Earl and I camped here while driving north towards Vermont and Maine. As others have said, on-site signs will direct you to turn left causing you to exit the property. Ignore the sign directing RV’s to the left and continue around the ring road to Lot E or the unpaved large vehicle parking across from Lot E.

Lot E which has a significant slope towards the perimeter. There are spaces designated for large vehicles but these fill with large trucks in the evening. Best to stay out of their way.

We found a nearly level spot on the perimeter that was marked for automobile parking where we felt safe and were not disturbed. Cell service was excellent.

There is not much more to say other than it is a parking lot, it’s free and safe. Earl and I will consider staying here again on our southbound return trip.

We stopped here overnight three years ago and ended up staying an extra day as we got snowed in the day before Thanksgiving so we got to know the place pretty well. We stopped there again in November 2017 on our way south so no surprises. It remains a very nice overnight stop.

As others have mentioned, drive to parking lot E at the back which I believe is the employee's parking lot. There are markings at the back for oversize vehicles and a few trucks were parked there when we arrived. The lot slopes so we had to put a board under one set of wheels. When entering ignore a sign directing you to turn left as it will take you back onto a street. This is a high end casino (think Ruth's Chris Steakhouse) with very nice facilities. One of the restaurants (Rustic Kitchen) has a happy hour special with wine (by the glass at the bar) at half price and a very good selections of appetizers for $5. The bartender even remembered us from three years ago (the casino was completely empty due to the snow storm).

Although located close to I-81, you have to backtrack about four miles from the exit to the casino.