Rain Rock Casino

This was the third time I’ve stopped here overnight enroute. Checking in with the casino security is prudent and they encourage you to patronize the casino or restaurant. The signs direct RVers to a paved parking lot that is in no way level. Significant leveling is required no matter where you park in this lot.

There is a gravel lot next to the paved lot that is much more level however, Walgreen’s semis appear to use this area for staging so it can get noisy. Trade offs. Hey, it’s free.

It was a nice stop. there was a little noise from truckers going between the casino and the truck parking lot. there are three parking lots. the first lot is just for big rigs, second lot is for RV's and car overflow. and the first lot is just for cars. once parked, it was a quick check in. they required my ID and the vehicle plate number.

Parking: As an RV, we were asked to park in the paved middle lot. There are various slopes so pick your spot accordingly. The upper paved lot is reserved for cars only and the lower gravel lot is reserved for big rig trucks.

Security Check-In: To check in with security, we went just inside the main door on the right. The staff was super nice.

Food: Due to lingering Covid requirements, the restaurant was only open from noon to 8pm and was not serving breakfast. The bar menu was available until 10pm and included things like chicken fingers. The $6 margarita was generous. The staff was super friendly.

Noise: The noise was minimal. There were some nearby races going but they did run that late. The main entrance has some grate speed bumps but we parked on the far side from them and had AC running (solar, no generator) so it was not a problem.

We arrived at about 11pm, there were a few trucks in the lower gravel lot, and there was one truck and trailer in the upper lot. We checked in with security, it was super easy, and they offered use of the restroom and soda bar. They were very nice, and it was a quick and easy check-in. The upper lot is asphalt, but not level at all. We moved to the lower lot, and it’s pretty level. We stayed hooked up to the truck, so we didn’t need to worry about this. This is a large lot, and it was perfect for staying for one night. You can pull your slides out, and run your generator if you need to. If we would have needed to stay for 2 nights, we would have been comfortable doing that as well. You can stay up to 3 nights, just makes sure you check in.