Ojibwa Casino RV Park

Fortunately we were able to grab #6, the only open site without a lake after a couple hours of rain. All hookups worked fine, 30 amp only. Their WiFi worked well. Mostly level asphalt pad with small grass space between 10 sites.
Check-in at hotel, the building toward the back of the property. There's a separate door so you don't have to walk through the stinky casino. Park in the space you want first then go in. Picture ID required regardless how you're paying.
No views, but also no mosquitos and no camp fire smoke. Safe and quiet. Short drive into Baraga and L'Anse for eateries (a couple) and services. Nice drive to Houghton for bigger shopping and great food at the Ambassador.

We were having a hard time finding a place to spend the weekend in mid-August. Many of the city/county parks wouldn't answer the phone, so we wanted a reserved option before driving to the area. This RV park in a casino parking lot does take reservations---call the hotel front desk. $26 for full hookups, trash and picnic table. Cable hookup didn't get any channels. The nightly rate includes access to the hotel pool and hot tub as well as $5 in casino play credit and a drink per night per adult but we didn't use any of these 'perks'.

Very loud music for hours coming from somewhere in the area on Friday night, but we could mostly drown out the bass with our AC and a white noise machine. The paved sites become lakes when it rains. The casino was pretty busy, but the parking lot didn't get too sketchy while we were there, but guests do park just a few spaces or so away from where you are parked.

We originally paid for just 2 nights then extended for another 2 nights and then ended up extending for 4 additional nights lol!

Convenient location (we explored mines, went hiking and sight seeing almost every day!) We also used the pool, hot tub and sauna in the hotel and the kids loved it!

We only paid $10 per night because their water line broke so the sites currently do not have water you have to use their hose (which is closest to site 12) and fill up or drive right next to the hose and fill up. Normally its $20 pr night.

There is sewer and 30/50 amp electric (and usually water as well) at each site.

The casino gives you $5 free play and a free drink every night you are there (you just have to go each day to the front pick up your campers package and then go to guest services in the casino and have them add the $5 to your card.

We tried the restaurant in the hotel and they had very generous servings food was great! We also tried the Pressbox (which is conveniently open until late hours) and their burgers were delicious! Sundays they have a $9 special where you get a burger, fries, 1 large beer and a game of bowling so we took the kids and they loved it! (only thing is they still have smoking allowed inside the building so we tried to be quick because the kids already had their hopes up about bowling)

If its your first time there they give you $25 free play pass per adult just for giving your phone # and email so that was a nice bonus! We actually did win at the penny slots which was fun and a bonus!

I almost forgot to mention WE SAW THE NORTHERN LIGHTS 2 miles up the road for the first time in our lives!!!! Yes that was exciting LOL