This was an effective solution for a single evening. There's no registration necessary, simply arrive and enjoy a complimentary overnight stay. The location is adjacent to the boundary fence. Numerous trucks and RVs were present on a Monday evening. The boundary fence is backed by a quaint flock of sheep, an entertaining sight. However, the boundary fence is littered with garbage, which is quite unappealing. There's a lack of space for dog walking, aside from the paved area. It's a viable option for an overnight stay.

The Casino is conveniently situated near the freeway, though it isn't overwhelmed with traffic. The Wi-Fi connection is reliable. Overall, my stay was peaceful. I own a white labrador and decided to take a short stroll around the neighborhood. Unfortunately, I encountered a rather hostile individual who sternly instructed me to leave their property while I was on the public sidewalk. This individual was quite belligerent in their communication. I sought advice from the casino's security team who recommended that it is best to stick to the casino parking area. I thought it important to share this experience in case you decide to stay here.

We called the casino to ask permission, and the very nice person who answered told me, of course— we were welcome to park our truck camper overnight. Pretty quiet, felt safe.

Nice quiet truck lot to the side of the casino/hotel. Did not check in with anyone. Plenty of room for us. Felt very safe.

I called the casino to confirm that we could stay overnight and they assured me we could, as long as we parked in the back of the lot. They also said no check-in was needed, which was nice, since we arrived late. We had trouble finding a level spot along the fence, since there were already several RVs there, so we ended up parking in one of the marked truck spots, which were perfectly level. The lot was well lit, but not much noise at night. Also, the lot was spacious enough for any size rig. We had no trouble with our 36 ft TT.