Northern Quest RV Resort

The only real issue we had in our entire stay was that we were directed by our faithful electronic companion to enter the RV park by turning into the gas station driveway - and it did look like there was a gate there, but it was also easily apparent that it was closed. Drive to the north side of the gas station and there is a street (W Sprague Ave) that runs west from, and you take this to get to the park.

The staff was super friendly, the park and site were extremely clean, and everyone we met was super chill. We did walk briefly through the casino looking for a place to eat, but could not immediately see how to get to the steak house (only open when the theatres are?), and when we walked into the main casino we were hit with the smell of smoke.

This is a great place to stay though, and I would happily stay here again given any reason to stay in this area.

This RV Resort is just about everything you want an RV Resort to be. While there are a couple of things that would make it perfection, what it has is first rate. Yes, it is pricier than most RV parks, but if you want an immaculate, beautiful, well-designed, RV Resort with excellent staff, it is well worth it. Sites are asphalt with a nice grassy buffer and picnic table. Pull-thru sites are easy in and out. Large, beautifully maintained grassy common areas with fire pits and pavilions make it feel like a wonderful little community. The club house includes a meeting room, small fitness center and beautiful pool with cabanas. The dog park in the middle of the resort has a smaller and larger side to accommodate different size breeds. Trash is picked up at your site AND they take recycling (other than glass) - something we wish all RV parks would do, but find rarely. The staff is very friendly and professional - when we originally booked, we had to book a different site for one of our nights. The staff proactively searched for cancellations to allow us to stay in our site and contacted us when they found one. We were extremely pleased with our stay and would absolutely stay again!

The place is clean, spaces well spaced out, grassy between and pretty nice for a Casino rv lot. (FYI THERE IS NO SHADE). so with all the effort they put in to create a nice park, why didn’t they bother with decent internet. The signal is slow and weak. My ipad drops off and struggles to reconnect. Can barely access email.
The access to the park is easy but the signage is very poor. Siri and Google will take you to the casino, not the rv park area.

After walking thru the park we were disappointed to see so many cigarette butts on the ground and so many RVs in disarray. We don’t understand why management lets this happen. There is no special area for the kids to play, so they end up on empty sites and running up and down the roads.
This is a nice park and would hate to see it become other than that.

The RV Resort on the grounds of the Northern Quest Casino is only a few years old (maybe 2.5-3). There is also RV and big rig (semis) parking closer to the Casino. That is just a parking lot.
The RV resort has excellent spaces with ample room, full hookups and picnic tables. Many have wood burning fire pits. Good assortment of pull through and back in, plus a few “luxury” sites with outdoor fur tire in the warmer months. The clubhouse has meeting facility and a small fitness room plus a pool and hot tub.
We’ve done multi-month stays here twice and it has been good. The three downsides I can cite are:
1. No cable TV
2. Sloooooooow WiFi that regularly disconnects
3. No designated playground for kids, so if they find the area adjacent to your site fun to play at - every day - they will.