Hi all,
I know some of us like to play one arm bandits, so here is a site to help find Casinos that allow overnight RV parking. Some have a fee--some are boondocking only, some have free electric and some don't allow overnight stays at their location. Guess which ones I might patronize? *grin*
http://www.rvgambling.com/washington.asp
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Interesting website. Thanks, Don.
Hi Texas,
MovingSue has poi's for casinos too! *veg* (sorry I could NOT resist the abbreviation) LOL
Interesting website. Thanks, Don.
MovingSue has poi's for casinos too! *veg* (sorry I could NOT resist the abbreviation) LOL
QUOTE(Texasrvers @ Jan 1 2009, 04:47 PM) 
Interesting website. Thanks, Don.
Coeur d' Alene Casino in Worley, Idaho (and Worley, ID is a "blink you miss it" place...) allows RV parking. They used to have 20 amp hookups in the parking lot, free, but word on the street is they took those down.
JJ
JJ
Hi JJ,
Yes they did. Too bad for those who wish to wear out their arms--no heating pad at night for them!
Coeur d' Alene Casino in Worley, Idaho (and Worley, ID is a "blink you miss it" place...) allows RV parking. They used to have 20 amp hookups in the parking lot, free, but word on the street is they took those down.
JJ
Yes they did. Too bad for those who wish to wear out their arms--no heating pad at night for them!
QUOTE(DXSMac @ Jan 1 2009, 10:52 PM)
Coeur d' Alene Casino in Worley, Idaho (and Worley, ID is a "blink you miss it" place...) allows RV parking. They used to have 20 amp hookups in the parking lot, free, but word on the street is they took those down.
JJ
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