Ohkay Casino Resort Hotel

So we did not stay here as we did not feel safe and this was around 5pm when we pulled up. The moment we parked 2 shady looking cars pulled up close to us and stayed around without anymore getting off the car. They say there is cameras around but did not see any, we decided to leave as it was making is uncomfortable and would not be able to sleep well at night.

The allowed parking area is a huge dirt lot with lots of 18 wheelers. The inside security guy explained to me that I would be waken up every hour if within their paved lot for the Casino, because that’s their agreement with outside security. He kindly came outside and pointed out where I should park. He recommended under or near the lights as mine was the smallest rig around, and I wanted to make sure I was seen. It was a little noisy yet I could sleep well. Grateful for the free parking and I would return.
Adjoining stores/gas station/small restaurant very clean and helpful.

I'm never quite sure what sort of rating to give a dirt parking lot. Compared to most Walmarts, this was heaven. Compared to most BLM land? It worked for a night. It was free, fairly easy, and mostly quiet. Like a previous review said, there were a lot of locals in and out. Some pulled in and never got out of their vehicles for 15 minutes to an hour, then left. Checking voice mails? Who knows. Others with black tinted windows pulled in and parked next to each other, driver window to driver window. Old friends catching up? Drug deal?

I was the only van (RV) there. About 3 other truckers. They were quiet. The main parking lot was very well lit. The dirt parking lot where RV's and truckers stay had huge halogen lights, but they never turned on (which I was grateful for...wouldn't have been tough to block out the light to sleep.)

If you are facing the casino from the road, the dirt parking lot is to the right side. I parked all the way in the back and got level without any blocks. It's a dirt lot and the area adjacent is filled with broken bottles, empty oil cans, and other assorted garbage. I saw no signs of security, but I felt safe with a few truckers nearby.

We called ahead and security said we could park in the dirt lot without checking in with them in the casino. There were two big trucks, another van, and what looked like some locals in pickup trucks. We parked under one of the lights, close to the road, and didn’t have any issues. The locals driving around seemed a bit weird, but they also might have been the security folks other reviews mentioned. It rained overnight, but the lot didn’t turn into a muddy mess, which was nice.

There are not a lot of choices out in this area. Especially when you hit up a place that turned out to be closed due to construction and it is getting late. The Walmart is sketchy at best. A police office told me if I parked there, anything not locked down would be stolen.

There was a security guard, I got up randomly and saw them but never heard them. It is close to the high way but not too bad.

Nice view in the morning.

Open spacious lot to park in for the night. Several trucks used the lot as well. Well lit, security does its rounds every hour (although we never heard them, we were just told they would). We've never stayed in a casino parking lot before and often use Wal-Mart's for our quick overnighters, but after checking out the Wal-Mart in town we did not feel safe or comfortable there. Thankful we found this option.