Quinault Beach Resort & Casino

Camped here after Labor Day. Free. Excellent site for dry camp. No electric, no water. Free shuttle available - just call and they pick you up at your rv. For $20 a Day our family got passes to the pool and hot tub. Service at the desk and the shuttle were amazing. Only 9 min. Drive to ocean shores but there is a boardwalk at the casino that goes down to the beach. No driving access to beach from the casino- just walking access. Sites are gravel and mostly level. Lots of room for 30’ plus rigs. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys dry camping

Our first time here was this weekend (Memorial Weekend) we got here Thursday afternoon. Thursday was free, Friday $15 and Saturday $15 Sunday $5. $20 a day for a pool pass. I read another review and I assumed there would be a shower. There is a shower in the pool room to rinse off. I used it as a shower. Washed my hair after we got done swimming. Won about $300 at the casino. Weather wasn’t the best but not a bad trip. It does get noisy ad people run their generators

Signs say free RV parking, but RV campers told us that it is $5 during week and $15 on weekend.

We tried to register to park, but we’re told that we couldn’t. We were honest and said we had a Ford Transit van, so they said “no”. Luckily we were offered to park in an RV’s space behind their tow vehicle. Worked out well for us.

Of course just across the lot from where we parked was another Ford Transit van.

Lesson learned: just say it is an RV. It IS an RV.

This is just a parking lot, but good location and great price.

Stayed here one night. Unlike last reviewer, didn't have any problems staying in a camper van.

While technically an "ocean view", the water is quite a distance from the parking lot, so you will probably hear, but not see, the waves from your rig

Signs in main parking lot state "no RVs on pavement", so you are required to park in the gravel lot -- even if not staying overnight.

You do have to register inside casino (5 minute walk through main parking lot), and they charged $5. I saw a shuttle van come through the lot, but there was no sign or instructions posted on where to grab it. No worries, unless weather is foul.

Overall, it was OK and a cheap overnight parking place. Casino is "meh" (unless you are obsessed with penny machines and a lot of cigarette smoke).

Big open RV parking lot offering 40+ ocean side slots offering views out to the Pacific and some amazing sunsets. Long wide sites can accommodate RVs of most lengths. Mixed bag of campers -- Everything from big class A's and 5th wheels, to little pop-up truck campers, and class-b's. Gravel lot didn't seem tent friendly to me, but I did see a pair of them. Trail on the south side of the lot leads a couple hundred yards out to the sandy beach. Can get busy on the weekends with lots of generator noise and such. Far end of the lot seems a bit quieter with more room available.

Ocean City State Park less than a half mile to the South has a $5 dump station, potable water fill-up, and token operated showers.

Quinault Beach Casino offers a free shuttle to and from the touristy beach town of Ocean Shores. Also has free wifi in the casino, a $3 breakfast, and access to the Pool/Hot Tub for $20 (whole stay).

Free after Labor Day. This past Summer they were charging $5/night Sun-Thur, $10/night Fri + Sat.

This is the best casino parking lot out of the three we’ve stayed at so far in Washington. It’s not nice because of the sites themselves – which are just gravel, dirt and some grass mixed in with no hookups or amenities aside from a dumpster at the entrance of the lot. But the lot is nice because it’s separated from the main casino parking lot, surrounded by green vegetation on three sides, has beach access, feels private, and is quiet. We stayed in the space furthest from the entrance of the RV parking area because we wanted to be close to the trails to the beach. We couldn’t see the beach from our RV because the beach grassland blocked the view, but we did see deer bound through the grass fields and hear waves crash. The section of the lot we were in only had our RV and another, while the other lot had about 5 other RVs. A lot emptier than we expected, but we were there at the end of October.

The sandy trail at the end of the RV parking lot leads either onto the beach (the main trail splits off into numerous smaller trails) or into Ocean City State Park (which we heard has paid RV sites with hookups).

There is free Wi-Fi inside the casino, which we used from the lounge area. Sadly smoking is allowed inside the casino. The casino does have a decent ventilation system so that we didn’t leave there smelling like cigarettes, but the air did bother our eyes, noses and throats after we were there for awhile (and I was convinced I could smell traces of cigarettes on myself).