Win-River Casino RV Park

We were just looking for something near Lassen Volcanic that wasn’t too expensive. We visited in March so a lot of campgrounds near the park aren’t open. It turned out great! They have maybe 10-15 paved sites with FHU. You get here & pick which one you want. A golf cart picks you up to check you in at the hotel. You get access to the outdoor pool, hot tub, and the fitness center which was actually really nice. If it’s your first time, you get $15 per person to gamble or eat, your choice. Also had a nice paved trail by the river. It’s a well lit, secured casino so of course you have no privacy.

They accepted our reservation for 5 nights. But then kicked us out after 1 claiming they made reservation in error and needed the entire park empty for maintenance. Probably due to the broken power pedestals (missing neutral) we had to use power from the site next to us. Casino was small, smelly, full of unsavory patrons.

AT&T data was zoom quality. Wi-Fi was only good for email.

Won’t stay again.

The grounds are immaculate and the service is outstanding here. All are full hookups and pull through. Our 30' travel trailer fits nice and comfortable in any spot we choose when staying here. There are no certain spots you can reserve here, only a phone reservation to secure one and are first come first served. They are extremely flexible regarding check in/check out times. One thing to note is that there are dog breeders living in the house on the west end of this park. Although it it seems favorable to camp next to the grass I highly recommend you do not as their dogs bark consistently (unless you like that sore of thing). Also on the east side during the weekends the parking lot can get a little loud. I recommend staying in the middle if you can. Also, the price was $44 per night as of 8/22/2021.

Had reservations. Slid into a pull-through slot quite easily with this bus. Water and unmetered 50amp at your spot — sewer dump on-site included. They do not allow dry camping here, at all. The casino is quite nice and the food is better than most CA casinos. The RV “park” is basically just a parking lot with hook ups at spaces. It’s fairly level, but I still used my auto-level. ... If you’re over 40 feet, be sure to tell them when you make your reservation. ... I suppose you can show up with no reservation, but just to be safe, call them first before arriving. ... As usual at casinos, sign up for a free players card. They’ll offer some newbie comps. ... it’s a little walk to casino, but you can call up a golf cart for a ride over. ... I paid $30/night. ... Normally I boondock/dry camp, but this is a nice place, if in area, that’s not terribly expensive and comes with hook ups. ... The RV “park” wasn’t very busy; had many open spaces. ... of course the usual casino perks of security, cameras, good lighting, etc. The lighting is pretty bright, so you’ll probably end up adding covers behind your regular window coverings. ... My Verizon (Visible) signal was 4-5 bars and decent bandwidth — my friend’s TMobile/Sprint/Boost phone had No Service, at all. The guest WiFi works ok, depending upon the strength of the radio in the device that you’re using.

Paved parking with full service. Sites are very close together. Arrived at 4 pm and got the last site available. Fairly quiet at night. Heard two trains on the second night. Could not use a bbq near the camper, but there was an area beside the camping sites. Staff we dealt with were friendly. Hot tub was out of service and the outside pool was set at 70 degrees.