Tulalip Casino

Nice place. Easy to drive in and park. You go inside and ask where to register for one of their Casino Cards if you do not have one already. Once you have that all you have to do is call Security (their number is posted on signs in the RV parking area) and they will come by and register you. 3 days max stay and first come first served, so no advance reservations. People were nice and non-smoking casino! The restaurant looked good and will try it the next time through. Felt safe in the parking area and other rigs were quiet and people nice.

Large beautifully maintained area dedicated to RV parking on the way back side of the casino. Signs greet you on arrival, directing you to the appropriate area, with instructions to call Security. You will need to register for a players card inside the casino and then call Security back with your location. That gets you $5 on the players card plus free camping. I believe the limit is 3 days. Road and train noise are loud, thus 4* instead of 5. All personnel were friendly and helpful.

After we arrived, I called the number on the posted sign to register. We needed to first get a player's card located at the front of the casino. A very easy process and they loaded our cards with $15 of free play. Best of all it is a smoke free casino! We called back with our player card number, but since we were staying just one night I guess they decided it wasn't worth sending a security person over.

We have stayed at several casino parking lots, this was a pretty nice one. We parked in the back lot near the employee parking lot so there was very little freeway noise. This lot had 39 (I think) long spots, half of which filled up, mostly for just one night. Lots of green space and lots of trees on this casino property. Outlet mall to the north, Cabela's to the south and then lots of other shopping in the surrounding area as well.

Staying about 40 miles due North of Seattle at the Tulalip Casino in Marysville, WA. Found nothing free around here. Looked on a bunch of apps. Nothing popped out.....very crowded around here in the metro area. Even saw a few tent camps already under some bridges around Everett. No wonder places that usually allow free overnights like Walmart and Cabelas dont allow it around here.. They have a pretty big lot just for RVs here next to the employee lots. Free, but you have to jump through some minor hoops. No hookups. Some trash cans in the lot and pooper scooper bags for your pup. Maybe 50 spots. Only 4 others here now. Only been reopened from being closed from covid for 2 days. VZW 3 bars, AT&T 4. No issues with internet. Getting 10 OTA TV channels. Site is fairly flat. Now for the hoops....So I pulled up and security was knocking on my door within 15 minutes. You need a players card to use the lot, which I already knew since I called first (website still says RV overnighting is closed). So she wrote my tag down and handed me a parking permit. Told me to go around to the front and get a card. Pretty long walk, so I just drove around. Got the card inside, took like 5 minutes, and they give you 10 bucks to play slots on the card. Lost that in 2 minutes flat, picked up a sandwich to go (which was shockingly good) and left. Came back, called security and they came back out in 10 minutes to fill out the rest of the permit and fully check me in. 3 day stay max, but if you are a "playa", you can request more and they will check your activity on the card and likely let you stay longer if you want. The Casino is very nice and clean. People are extremely friendly and helpful, but I likely won't go back in. Good, safe spot if you are in the area and need a place to park. I may even stay another night....