Casino Camping Nor Cal.

[IAMICHABOD]

On my next trip up 101 to the Redwoods and beyond I thought I might try something different and try a Casino.

Grab a bite and some Adult Entertainment then on my way the next day.

On 101 near Ukiah I see there a couple,one in Hopland and one in Redwood Vally.There may be others in the area but I have not found any.

Has anyone been to either of them? Or maybe a recommendation in the area.

I have been to the Casino Camping site but their reviews are old so I need not go back there.

[IAMICHABOD]

Yep not going up the 5, just looking for a a casino on 101.

[bikendan]

Bill-R wrote:
Lost Hills in Corning. Can get very windy but has good pull thru sites. Full hook ups no cable tv. Wife did well in Casino but no guaranties

Lost Hills is nowhere near the 101, which is what the OP was asking for:

"On my next trip up 101 to the Redwoods and beyond I thought I might try something different and try a Casino."

[Bill-R]

Lost Hills in Corning. Can get very windy but has good pull thru sites. Full hook ups no cable tv. Wife did well in Casino but no guaranties

[Bill-R]

Lost Hills in Corning. Can get very windy but has good pull thru sites. Full hook ups no cable tv. Wife did well in Casino but no guaranties

[IAMICHABOD]

I may have to do that also,but on this trip I would like to do at least one Casino Camp while on 101 headed to the Redwoods and southern Oregon.

[bikendan]

IAMICHABOD wrote:

bikendan wrote:

the Hopland one is pretty big and fancy, whereas the one by Redwood Valley is not.
we like the non-fancy smaller casinos.
the Hopland one can get crowded and we didn't have fun there.

Thanks for the reply bikendan. I was looking at the one called Coyote Valley in Redwood Valley I think small will do, I like a little fun and less people is fine.

Did you stay overnight? If so how was that?

Thanks again.

No, we were camping about an hour away.

[IAMICHABOD]

That is good to know. It seems that the ones I want are too old,I will look for more on this next trip.

GOOD LUCK next summer

[TOMMY47]

YUP--I missed it.
I've used CC recently and it's been accurate.
Plan to use it this summer.

[IAMICHABOD]

TOMMY47 wrote:
G o to casinocamper.com. Gives a state by state rundown of rv friendly casinos. Great guide.

I can only guess that you didn't read my OP. But thanks anyway.

IAMICHABOD wrote:

I have been to the Casino Camping site but their reviews are old so I need not go back there.

[TOMMY47]

G o to casinocamper.com. Gives a state by state rundown of rv friendly casinos. Great guide.

[IAMICHABOD]

bikendan wrote:

the Hopland one is pretty big and fancy, whereas the one by Redwood Valley is not.
we like the non-fancy smaller casinos.
the Hopland one can get crowded and we didn't have fun there.

Thanks for the reply bikendan. I was looking at the one called Coyote Valley in Redwood Valley I think small will do, I like a little fun and less people is fine.

Did you stay overnight? If so how was that?

Thanks again.

[bikendan]

IAMICHABOD wrote:
On my next trip up 101 to the Redwoods and beyond I thought I might try something different and try a Casino.

Grab a bite and some Adult Entertainment then on my way the next day.

On 101 near Ukiah I see there a couple,one in Hopland and one in Redwood Vally.There may be others in the area but I have not found any.

Has anyone been to either of them? Or maybe a recommendation in the area.

I have been to the Casino Camping site but their reviews are old so I need not go back there.

the Hopland one is pretty big and fancy, whereas the one by Redwood Valley is not.
we like the non-fancy smaller casinos.
the Hopland one can get crowded and we didn't have fun there.

[rollexx]

If you get up into Oregon they have a very nice RV park at the Mill Casino in Coos Bay. Right on the bay. Three Rivers Casino in Florence is also nice but no Hook ups. Chinook Winds in Lincoln City has a RV park right around the corner.