The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park

Nice, well designed and well maintained park situated adjacent to the casino with views out onto the inlet. Quick and efficient check-in. We had a pull-through water view site with a paved parking pad, grassy area with shrubs, and a picnic table. Wide, paved interior roads are easy to navigate in any size rig. All utilities worked as expected. No problem getting level. There are 2 fenced dog parks. The laundry was clean and well equipped, although expensive at $3 to wash and $3 to dry. T-Mobile signal was good in the park but spotty around town. We didnt use their internet; we had a good location for our Starlink. Close to downtown Coos Bay and the boardwalk. We stayed for 1 week and would stay here again.

Stayed here for a few nights after we unexpectedly found ourselves in the area. Not many other spots around here feel safe to stay or easy to stay without a hassle. This RV Park has security that patrols through regularly which eased our minds. No more dry camping allowed, but we were able to do reservations online and get the "web" rate which was cheaper than the first night we came through and paid inside the hotel after hours. We selected a 40ft back in site (space 32) which worked well for us. Close to the walking path, equal walking distance to the dog park/office/showers & laundry. Short walk to the casino.

Nice on demand hot water showers, but in the women's only two of them were "hot" to my standards. The other two I would consider warm showers, so if you want a hot one, check the temp first in the stall you've selected.

Has two small dog park areas and they are small with a very low fence, but hey, it works. Has doggie doo bags and receptacles.

The laundry room is nice and clean, $3 to wash, $3 to dry (which is kinda expensive on the drying side). Office has some items if you forgot anything, ice and propane as well. No firewood as there aren't any fire pits here.

Right on the water, nice places to walk around the RV park and casino.

We are in a new sprinter camper van but got some really weird looks and vibes in this town and saw that they are really cracking down on a camper & homeless problem here. Even in a newer clean van and patronizing some of the businesses and restaurants in the area, we had a handful of people at Walmart point at us and not in a friendly way (while we were grocery shopping). Additionally, there is a fair amount of homelessness and crime seems to be high in the area, so for us, this felt like a safe place to stay where we wouldn't be hassled.

As this is right off the 101, there is quite a bit of road noise, but besides that, we had a quiet experience.

There are two places to park your RV at The Mill Casino. One RV park is your standard RV park with full hookups. Very clean. Asphalt paved pads and some with waterfront views. Propane refill available. Rate for this area is approximately $60 a night.

We stayed in the other area where it's dry camping in a large open parking lot. It's basically a 'park wherever you like' situation. So, the campers are kinda all over the place which certainly has its advantages, but disadvantages as well. In my case we came back one evening to our 5th wheel rig to find someone had pulled in directly in front of our camper. Had we needed to pull out we would have had to ask him to move. Tractor trailers are allowed in here. There were several parked here when we arrived. The second night an 18 wheeler pulled in around 8:00 P.M. with this massive piece of road construction equipment. Not something you would normally expect to experience. None of this bothered me. I'm pointing this out because you need to be aware that this is not a normal campground.

A dumpster is available in the parking lot. The dry campers are entitled to use the laundry room and the dump station and water fill at no additional charge. All of the National Forest, County, State and commercial campgrounds are full on the weekends this summer, so the Mill Casino RV park was a good fallback for us. The rate when we were here was $25 a night. This is a fair price. You get what you pay for.

This is a good place to use as home base to venture out from. Coos Bay and Bandon are close by. Checkout is 8:00 P.M. which gives you plenty of time to venture out on the day that you are departing.

The campground rules are fair, but rather interesting in that they vary a bit from the standard rules that you normally find. For example, RVs must be in good repair.

The negatives: A bit of highway noise from U.S. Hwy 101, but not bad. An unusual number of campers come in after hours, more than you would experience in most campgrounds.

Positive: Security is tight. They make frequent rounds through here. I felt very safe seeing them coming through at least once an hour, sometimes more often. If a camper tries to sneak in here for the night I can assure you security will catch them. We saw this happen a couple of times.

Would I come back? You bet. It's a fair price.

Loved waking up every morning to the sunrise over a lovely stretch of the Coos Bay! Spaces were very generously sized cement pads with a small nook for a picnic table. Very easy to get in and out of this place. If you’re a gambler there is easy access to the casino with on demand shuttle service for the rv park. Got all the major networks with our OTA antenna and they did offer some basic rv park cable including ESPN. The towns of Coos Bay and North Bend are very close with all the conveniences. The laundry facilities were nice, but ridiculously expensive $3 wash and $3 dry. Did use the park restroom one time and it looked immaculately clean. The park staff were all over the top friendly and nice.

We chose this park simply because it had a nice view of Coos Bay, otherwise we don't usually spend this much. The park was easy to get into, and out of, and the sites were well maintained, level and well appointed. Although they advertised trash pickup at your site, both times I put out bags, they sat there all day and well into the evening (ended up walking it over myself...no big deal but, at this price, if you say you have pickup...well.)

Visit Shore Acres State Park and walk their Estate Gardens: truly stunning. Walk along the edge of the cliff to the small, enclosed viewing platform. Just beyond the entrance to Shore Acres is a scenic overlook to view sea lions on the rocks below.

If you're in town on a Wed, visit the Farmers Market. It's one of the finest we've seen (lots of mushroom vendors!).

From the moment you drive in there is great signage and easy to maneuver. Check in was a breeze (be sure to ask for Good Sam Discount) and office staff friendly and welcoming. Sites are clean, marked well and well kept There is a shuttle to move you around..even into town and you have full use of hotel/casino amenities Had a cable issue and within 15 mins a service person was at our door step
The waterway is AWSOME to watch tugs and Osprey are actively fishing!
Will definitely return, just wish they had a reduced weekly rate

We stayed here in our 34ft motorhome and jeep towed. The casino has a shuttle to the RV park. Our site was cement. We had good satellite and good Verizon signal. The staff was friendly. We used our Good Sam membership for a discount. They have a horseshoe pit, laundry area, use of the casino indoor pool and casino outdoor jacuzzi. They have RV dry camping in a large parking area next to the RV park for a fee. The clam chowder at the Plankhouse was excellent. The pancake mill across the street is our favorite breakfast place here. We would stay here again.