Quinault Beach Resort & Casino

I do a lot of dispersed camping and I’m not used to the consistently high fees throughout the state of Washington. I was glad to find this location so close to the beach, and right next to a campground that cost five times as much. There are no hook ups or anything here so you need to be completely self-sufficient. It’s basically an extension of the casino parking lot, but about 100 yards and around the corner of some bushes so you don’t actually see or hear the casino parking lot. Some reviewer‘s mentioned a shuttle but because of Covid, it no longer runs. That said, if you’re able to walk a few hundred yards you can walk to the beach or the casino. If you like casino life it’s all here, with a bar and restaurant and slot machines. Otherwise it’s a beautiful place to listen to the ocean and take a walk along the beach.

Gravel parking lot at the casino that backs up to the beach. There is not access to the beach from this area but a long boardwalk at the casino gets you access.

It is basically a large parking lot but pretty level and spacious. No hookups, no dump. During the week it is $10 per night and they allow you to stay up to 14 days.

You have to register at the hotel/casino but very easy to do so. They give you $10 to play with and an additional $5 if you provide your email address.

Everyone was very nice and accommodating. They take your temperature upon entering, have lots and lots of hand sanitizer everywhere and even had complimentary disposal masks upon entry.

Typically they offer free shuttle service from the RV area to the casino but currently due to COVID they do not. So be prepared for a little walk :)

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).