Trucker-Friendly Casinos

Havent been to down to Biloxi lately. When i was there, it was well before Katrina hit. They have the casinos up and going again?

 

hmm none mention Red Hawk in Placerville, ca. Anyone know if they offer truck parking? $10 prime rib buffet sounds pretty good.

 

And, they have a shuttle that will take you to the casinos, AND the casino has the most AMAZING buffet EVER!!

I love it when we can get through there with enough time to stop!!

Judi Kay

 

Nope...there is nowhere for a truck to go...that one is only 3 miles from my house (as the crow flies) not worth the wasted time or fuel climbing the hills to get to it!

 

Some of our favorites:

Sams Town, Tunica MS. Trucks can park in rear of parking lot next to their RV park. Walking distance to a few other casinos on the road too.

Pechanga, Temecula CA. Plenty of truck parking at convenience store lot. Shuttle comes around every few minutes to take you to casino. Store also has great Mexican food to go.

Wild Horse Pass, Chandler AZ. Outside Phoenix. Nice area for parking. Short walk.

The Orleans, Las Vegas. By far one of our favorites. Get one of their player cards and you'll start getting free hotel offers on a regular basis. Also have a free shuttle to sister property Gold Coast and downtown Vegas strip as well.

Delta Downs, Vinton LA. A little off the highway but a decent property. Racetrack too. Pretty good buffet.

Grand Casino, Shawnee OK. Close parking to casino. Have fuel as well. And free soft serve ice cream machine!

Mohegan Sun, Uncasville CT. Plenty of parking with a shuttle every few minutes. Gorgeous casino. Great big 50 cent wings at happy hour at Bow and Arrow sports Bar. Also have tons of restaurants and shops. Upscale.

Twin Arrows, Flagstaff AZ. Truck parking area very small but they allow trucks to park in regular lot next to it with no problem. Always full of trucks. Awesome Zenith Steakhouse. Expensive but best steak Ive ever eaten.

We always sign up for the rewards cards at each place. If you gamble much, you can often eat for free and get a much needed free hotel nite to get out of the truck every now and then. Good luck!

 

Rolling hills casino In Corning, CA and seven feathers in Canyonville, Ore come to mind, both on I-5

 

The Cliff Castle at exit 289 on I-17 in AZ was truck-friendly but no more. Sending you across the street now in a jacked-up lot, shuttle won't come near you, and it's a task of an uphill walk to get there so no more parking there, which is a shame...

 

wild wild west, Rio. any one of the stations (i like the Texas station for the food) and the cannery are all truck friendly in Vegas, Primm, Jean, and Mesquite casinos offer professional driver perks, check the web sites. You can probably tell I live in vegas and run I15 most of the time. LOL

 

Palce Station at I-15 and Sahara, Fiesta at I-515 and Lake Mead Blvd in Henderson.