Rolling Hills Casino Truck Lot

Got in after 8 pm. Parking lot had several big rigs in it but at the far western end we saw a few trailers and motor homes. We found it to be quiet and the noise buffered by all of the big rigs parked between us and I5. Enjoyed hamburgers from Fat Burgers in the casino and then got a good nights sleep. Woke up to a motor home parked right next to us but never heard it come in. Got good coffee from the minimart out front, walked the dogs, and hit the road. Baja Bound🌵

What more can I say? It’s a safe place to boondock at a nice little casino. Be sure to tell security your plans of stay length and their rules — and of course (since it’s free dry camping) visit their place while there and spend a few dollars. Be aware that free RV dry camping here is more so truck parking, so expect the truck stop considerations. Cameras everywhere and treat guests well that are customers in exchange for the free dry camping. If you want a more pleasant RVing experience than just truck parking, this casino property has its own full RV park, which is a separate listing/review in this app.

Arrived here around 4:30pm. Got a good spot but once it got dark the trucker started coming in. A couple truckers had their engines running all night. It was really loud. I'm fairly new to dry camping at casinos, so I'm not sure if this is something truckers have to do for some reason? There is a really nice customer services building with showers, laundry room and good internet.

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Pros: Easy ingress and egress; Easy to find from the Highway; Walking distance to casino; Close to town; Well lit; Security employees driving through at all hours. Very safe.

Cons: Truck stop with a lot of truck traffic 24 hours a day.

Note: Most of the RV’s parked near each other at the most west side of the parking lot. This helped buffer the truck noise.

I spoke with a security guard who worked at the casino. He said that the truck parking area was available to RVs and he thought it was a 72-hour limit on staying there. It is a fairly busy lot at night with lots of trucks running their engines and generators. I'd recommend trying to get a spot in the southwest corner of the lot, as that will be the quietest area. There is a golf course on the property, which I utilized to get a little practice in and get some exercise. Overall, it's not the most ideal RV camping experience, but it works, especially for the price. The prime draw for me was the cell coverage. I had four or five bars the whole time I was there.