Just a reminder
We came across this sign at a casino parking area recently and thought it would serve as a reminder to all Casino Campers. Rule #1 is to obtain authorization from the property owner before settling in for the night. Like the sign says, please see someone from Security or a member of management to obtain permission. Generally, casinos prefer for you to advise Security that you would like to remain in the parking lot overnight. If there is no signage directing you to the area designated for RV parking, ask where they'd prefer for you to park.
Please do not abuse the hospitality of the casinos that allow free overnight parking. Put the slidouts out if you need to, but restrict your activity to the inside of your rig. A parking lot is not a campground...please, no chairs, awnings or barbecue grills. If the pavement is too hot and soft, don't use hydraulic jacks.
It's always a good idea to show your appreciation by patronizing the casino facility; play a little or treat yourself to a meal. Casinos generally have fairly good buffets, reasonably priced.
One final safety point...always be aware of your surroundings. If, for any reason, you feel unsafe, leave.

3 Comments:
Excellant advice
By DANNY, at August 11, 2007 5:58 PM
This also goes for Cracker Barrel RV parking. Inform the manager and patronize the restaurant.
By Joe H., at August 14, 2007 9:05 AM
Thunder Valley Casino in Lincoln, CA has banned all RVs from the parking lot after someone emptied their black tank in the parking lot. Please send an e-mail to correct this ban. One disgruntled, disrespectful RVer should not be allowed to prevent all RVs from parking at the casino.
By annconklin, at August 25, 2007 12:15 PM
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