After our experience here we would not stay again. As soon as we pulled in we were confronted with security telling us we need to come with them because we look like people who “shouldn’t be there.” A few days later we got a call from the front desk asking us why we were traveling in the area and being very rude. Avoid this place.

We stayed overnight, as a shakedown trip to de-winterize our trailer for an upcoming long weekend. The RV park is a large asphalt parking area, tucked in between the casino parking garage and the Agate Pass bridge. The park is about half back-in spaces, and about half pull-throughs, which could accommodate the largest RV. Each s...moreWe stayed overnight, as a shakedown trip to de-winterize our trailer for an upcoming long weekend. The RV park is a large asphalt parking area, tucked in between the casino parking garage and the Agate Pass bridge. The park is about half back-in spaces, and about half pull-throughs, which could accommodate the largest RV. Each site has water, 20-30-50 amp service, and sewer. The spots are reservable. It' a short walk across the parking lot to enter the casino, which is open 24 hours with a variety of games. There are clean bathrooms, and free coffee and soda on the gambling floor. The casino has live music on the weekends. During the summer, there are concerts on the grounds, overlooking Agate Pass. There are five restaurants, including a buffet and a fine dining steak and seafood restaurant. The grounds also includes a hotel, and spa. The RV park is $30 per night. For an additional $5 per person, you can have access to the hotel pool, fitness center, and outdoor hot tub. You need to get a "Players Club card" in order to pay for your spot. The Players Club is in the casino, and you can pay for the RV spot at the hotel front desk, which is a bit of a walk. Don't go to the hotel desk first, or you'll have to backtrack to get your Players Club card. You don't need to gamble, but you are entered into a monthly $100 drawing just for joining. The grounds are dog-friendly. There is a small "dog walking" section, but we had no trouble walking the rest of the grounds with our pup. There is security making the rounds of the RV park periodically, and available at every entrance. Our stay was quiet, but we had our windows closed and heat on; I can imagine some road noise during summer months, and perhaps some noise from other guests on busier nights. We'll likely stay again, for some of the special event concerts in the summer. Four stars, since it's not exactly "camping". The grounds and surrounding area are just beautiful, and a short drive and ferry ride to Seattle.