Red Hawk Casino

We saw this place had great reviews so decided to just stop for the night. You have to call and check-in which we did and gave them all our information and made sure everything was good and set but the next morning we were woken around 7:30am due to a couple of cops knocking on our window telling us the casino said we couldn’t stay there and we didn’t check in...we told them that we had checked-in the previous night and they said we were all set to go. Both the police and we were confused so they called the casino who then said “oh ok yes they did check in but we don’t want them to stay any longer and need them to leave” do a bit of a literal rude awakening at this place that we are still confused about but an ok place to stay overnight I guess if you need to. Just MAKE SURE they have your information and if they have a certain “check-out” time or else they may call the cops on you.

Excellent food and fun and the hospitality for RVers is amazing. The food is excellent, the gaming is fun, feel safe without feeling babysat/“monitored.” This is how a casino treats RVers that’s concerned about excellent hospitality and being felt welcomed. Be a good customer in return. Easily took my 38-39 footer backed in with view of foothills. Be sure to let them know that you’ve arrived and be sure to tell them that you have a players card already, if you do.

Like everyone else has said, it's not level. But something no one else has said is that if you're staying the night then you HAVE to do something in the casino. We arrived at about 11pm and I called security to let them know we were going to be here and they said that they'll send a security guard down to give me a ride up to the casino. When I asked if it was ok to just go straight to sleep then head up first thing in the morning they said we couldn't stay without going to the casino first. Which kinda sucked cause I really wanted to just go to sleep and get breakfast in the casino but whatever! I said ok and the security guard was there to bring me up within 60 seconds. I lost 6 bucks and came back to my RV. I'm still getting breakfast in the morning at the casino! And we're possibly going to stay for lunch as well. They're really nice and I think this is a great spot to stop on your way to wherever you're going so I'll be sure to keep spending money here as long as I'm here!

We have stayed at Red Hawk multiple times during our first 6 months of full time RV living. We are from the area originally and when we have business to do or family to see, we always stay here. There is an area just behind the parking garage that can accommodate large rigs, backing in and looks pretty level. We prefer the lower parking lot for deliveries and staff. They store the extra buses down there and occasionally there is another camper or a semi rig. It is very sloped and there are only a couple places to get level without blocks. However, once you find those spots, it is private, smooth, has a great view and security is always around to take you up to the casino if you want to go. We do very little gambling but we always enjoy a few meals to help patronize the casino for their hospitality. They have a great buffet and we have never felt unsafe staying here.

45' BUS spots (must back in)
70' on over flow parking area.

When you first come in you will see a sign on the right that says "Oversize Vehicle Parking" at the "Tee" make a right and then the first Left.
There will be a sign telling you to go to the BUS parking, but there was no parking as we are 60+ feet long and backing up a trailer in to a space is not fun. So we went strait to the lower parking lot where Employees park. Its also marked for "Oversized Vehicles". Lots of room for large Vehicles 70+ feet long.

There are two places for RV's to park here. The first is in the bus lot up near the parking garage. These back in spots are for shorter or smaller RV's like Class B's and should be fine. The other spot is in the overflow parking lot below the casino. While the lot is in good condition it is built into the side of a hill and the pitch made it almost impossible for us to create a level enough spot so we could stay here. After we got set up, the nose of the trailer was literally a few inches from the ground while the rear was several feet in the air. If you have a large Class A with auto leveling you may not have issues here. There was a security vehicle that cruised through the lot regularly and it was extremely well lit (requiring an eye mask to sleep). We were in the area to visit with a friend but would likely find another place to stay in the future. Internet and cell were fine with our hot spot. The restaurants in the casino are top notch and have won local awards. There is also a non-smoking casino section on a separate floor.