Wildhorse Resort RV Park

Stayed 3 nights in full hookup site #69. It had a concrete pad but the site was not level. Also the 120 volt outlets on our electrical post did not work. Disappointing to say the least. Received a small discount through Good Sam. Most sites don't have tree shade so hot days will be an issue. No cable but we were able to program several over-the-air TV channels. Free wifi worked at the site and it was above average. Outdoor pool is not heated even though the office stated that it was. Outdoor shower at the pool does not work. Hottub water was murky and needed cleaning. Well maintained restrooms. Free shuttle service to the casino is available. Office staff allowed us to wash our tow car so that was nice. Laundry room onsite but we did not use it. The Tamastslikt Cultural Institute museum is about a mile away and it is definitely worth a visit. Fantastic exhibits and interactive displays that explain 10,000 years of local Native American tribal history.

Great little casino campground. Full hook ups pretty level gravel sites. WIFI while not the fastest does work. Nice pool, showers and restrooms. Big field across the park to walk the dogs. Golf course next door. There is a shuttle that will take you to the casino or it is a short 10 minute walk if that. Nice casino. Typical slot games and table games. There are some good restaurant's, a cinema and a bowling alley.

We stayed overnight on 4/2 while traveling between Seattle and Idaho. This is the second time we have overnighted at Wildhorse and we will continue to do so every time we come through. The park is plenty roomy with level sites and grass everywhere. There’s a shuttle to the casino (if you want), it’s only 10 minutes to Pendleton, and they have free overnight parking if you don’t to stay in the park. Overall a great place!

Wife and I and pup stayed between 3/19/2021-322/2021. This was our 1st ever campground stay after just picking up our 35' TT in Pendleton, Oregon. Sites were gravel and level. Picnic Bench at all sites. No campfires. Wifi was excellent and used it all weekend to watch March Madness with our Roku. Casino Resort is a short walk away on a nice day. If not quick call to Shuttle and they are there very quick to pick you up at your RV site. Check-In parking lot was easy and spacious along with the actuall check-in. FHU at our site. Grass is not in the best condition, but it was March. Two dumpster sites available. Overall highly recommend staying at this location. If you are a golfer, there is a course right across the street. We camped at Wildhorse Resort and Casino RV Park in a Travel Trailer

While the casino and hotel are closed, the RV park and the overnight parking lot are both open. We had some work done on our rig in Pendleton, so stayed the first night in the parking lot, then after the work was done on the rig, we moved over to the RV Park to make sure everything was running smoothly.

The sites are mostly paved, although there are some gravel sites. Everything looks to be pretty level, although a few of the sites look like they could have a slight grade going on. The back in sites around the perimeter have better views behind them, but the pull through sites are not bad. For a private RV park, the sites are fairly spacious feeling, too.

The RV park has free WiFi, which seemed pretty strong near the office where our site was. I'm not sure if the strong signal was from our site location or because the park wasn't very full during our stay. We were able to stream Netflix and sit out a big rain storm inside the trailer.

Discounts are available for Good Sam, AARP, Tribal, Military, and AAA. No cancelation fees, if plans change.

Covid19 updates: Check-in was not totally contactless, but there is a window to separate the guest from the cashier, so I didn't feel unsafe checking in, and the process was pretty easy. The Casino, Golf Course, and Cultural Institute are all closed. The laundry and showers are open, but we didn't use those. Ice is still available for purchase (we didn't take advantage of that either). The Clubhouse Bar & Grill has limited menu take out available if you call ahead to order. Grocery stores are about 6 miles away in Pendleton, but there is a pretty nice travel plaza next to the casino on the way in with fuel, convenience foods, business services, etc.

We have stayed here several times over the years. If we are just passing thru we will just stay in the RV parking area for free. A nice (but a little tight) area that they separate from the trucks which makes it quiet.

The campground has lots of pull through sites. I would choose a back in site however, they have more grass, nice views, better shade, and costs a little less.

If its your first time, to get here, you need to go past the main entrance of the casino, then you will see a road for the RV camp ground and golf course.

The one thing that could be improved is some of the spots are uneven and the pavement is getting a little worn out

I also wish they would do a better job of watering the grass, it is a little dry
A bonus, if you like ICE Cream, head over to the casino, A small ice cream in a cup was $2.50. They pile the scoops on, maybe 4 or 5 scoops. The same thing at a Baskin-Robins or Dairy Queen would probably cost 2 or 3 times as much.