People seem to have lots of issues with train noises and highway traffic but I never heard any. Are your RVs so poorly insulated? It was smokey in this area due to forest fires so we had the windows closed and AC on so no noises bothered us. I guess if you slept with your windows open then it might bother you, but then why go to an ele...morePeople seem to have lots of issues with train noises and highway traffic but I never heard any. Are your RVs so poorly insulated? It was smokey in this area due to forest fires so we had the windows closed and AC on so no noises bothered us. I guess if you slept with your windows open then it might bother you, but then why go to an electric site, just boondock for free in the middle of no where. It’s free the first night if you signed up for a players card; but it was a little weird they asked for the last four of your SSN when signing up…so just give a fake one cuz no one is doing any validation, pretty sure it’s for authentication later or selling your info to a 3rd party *shrug*. Then the other nights you can pay $35 or play in the casino for more than an hour. This is all in the docs you sign when you check in with them. Really can’t complain about the deal and we tend to like to spend local when we travel, so honestly $35 isn’t terrible to spend on a Native American reservation casino. Don’t be cheap and complain about how $35 isn’t worth it. They just want you to spend money at the casino and you get free electric parking in return. There are 8 spots, and while we were there, four spots had multi-day stays. We pulled in around 6pm and saw four empty spots. Around 8pm most (or all) of the spots were filled—I didn’t look closely just noticed more RVs around us. I think if you come before 7pm, you can def find a spot for the night. Yes there are parking lights all night—duh cuz you’re in a parking lot. People seem to expect the great outdoors at a casino?? It’s post-pandemic era so I can’t tell if the casino had better food options prior, however, I was disappointed that their only restaurant, the Mountain Grill, closes at 8pm and the fine dinning option (Timber?) wasn’t even open, looks like a pandemic casualty. Anyways, would definitely stay again as there are lots of historical stuff to explore around here. T-Mobile was working well. Our iPhones couldn’t catch the WiFi, our computer saw it but couldn’t connect, so we used our phone’s hotspot and it worked just fine to browse the intertubes.

the first night is free when you sign up for players card.. the next night is $35.00 for elec only and a lot of road noise and BRIGHT parking lot lights.. :) (the road noise does go down later but you still hear the 60 plus MPH car and trucks going by.. )) the sites are somewhat level. the sun sets to the rear of the rv sites. The ...morethe first night is free when you sign up for players card.. the next night is $35.00 for elec only and a lot of road noise and BRIGHT parking lot lights.. :) (the road noise does go down later but you still hear the 60 plus MPH car and trucks going by.. )) the sites are somewhat level. the sun sets to the rear of the rv sites. The casino is nice inside.. The road up from I-90 is a 8ish mile pull of some 4-5% grade.. the casino is sorta on the peak between the town Arlee and the interstate. SIDEBAR: We visited the 1000 buddhas site past the town Arlee MT, and about 10 miles from casino. you turn on white coyote road and go down a short bit to the entrance on left,, (be looking for the large metal banner over the entrance..) when you turn in look down the gravel road straight in front.. if you see a lot of cars you need to park out by the vault toilet.. if not go down to park there.. (the sign had handicap but there is no handicap signs) most of the time there will be like 3-5 cars at anyone time there.. its a neat thing to see for sure.. google for more info. If you gamble X amount of dollars above the $10 you get on the card, they "might" comp you another night. ( i asked what was the X and was given a shake of the head unknown.. ) there is a train closeish by. its come by at 6:30 pm and again at 9:30 pm.. first time there was a bit more traffic so not as noticable.. the 9:30 one was more as the traffic was less. at $35 buck a night its not worth that.. we moved on in the morning to a boondocking spot down i-90.. ATT speed fast.com 18 MEG !!!!T-MOBILE. hotspot off samsung galx 8 1.5 meg. not bad.. able to stream amazon stuff.. the card has 10 dollars of bonus something.. we inserted into a machine to play some Wheel Of Fortune and could not figure out how to use the dam thing.. I was used to the put a .25 .05 .01 in slot, pull handle and the things spins and then stops.. win or not.. the new machines are too confusing to me.. so the 10 will get wasted. but it did save $35 so all good. :)

Great place to stay. First night free when you sign up for the free players club. Parking stall was really close to level and didn’t require very much jacking to finish off.

There are some pull through sites and some back in. Shoulder to shoulder sites. We backed our 41ft 5th wheel into site 8. Parked our truck next to our rig. It was great to have free 50 amp power to run or AC as it was over 90. We signed up for the free players card, played our $10 free play. All of the restaurants in the casino are sh...moreThere are some pull through sites and some back in. Shoulder to shoulder sites. We backed our 41ft 5th wheel into site 8. Parked our truck next to our rig. It was great to have free 50 amp power to run or AC as it was over 90. We signed up for the free players card, played our $10 free play. All of the restaurants in the casino are shut down. We did a quick drive up to the Garden of 1000 Buddha’s. That really made the visit worthwhile.

Awesome place to stay for a few days, and when you sign up for a free players card you get free electric! Nice big spots, our 25 foot trailer and truck fit easily in the spot 👍🏼 Make sure to go in and try their food and you get some free players money as well. Only Two hours from Glacier National Park 👍🏼🌲

Free 50amp sites! We arrived on Sunday before Memorial Day and were able to get a site no problem! There are 8 electric sites that are a bit narrow- the first few are pull-through and the rest are back-in. The pull-through sites were taken, but we managed to get in and open our two slides without issues. Staff was very friendly! Just c...moreFree 50amp sites! We arrived on Sunday before Memorial Day and were able to get a site no problem! There are 8 electric sites that are a bit narrow- the first few are pull-through and the rest are back-in. The pull-through sites were taken, but we managed to get in and open our two slides without issues. Staff was very friendly! Just check-in and sign up for a player card (also free) and they come out to unlock the hookup. Love that there is a gas station in the parking lot too!

So we've actually stayed here twice – once on the way to Glacier National Park and once on our way back. The first time we only stayed one night; the second time we stayed several days.Some positives to this spot:* Free! Who can argue with that?* Electricity included if you sign up for a player's card. Ummmm...LOVE IT!* Gas...moreSo we've actually stayed here twice – once on the way to Glacier National Park and once on our way back. The first time we only stayed one night; the second time we stayed several days.Some positives to this spot:* Free! Who can argue with that?* Electricity included if you sign up for a player's card. Ummmm...LOVE IT!* Gas station right here to make it easy to fill up (has gas and diesel) and trash cans to throw things away* A casino if you're feeling lucky, with a small restaurant too* GREAT internet for both AT&T and Verizon* Immaculate parking lot* No stay limit that we could tell; there's no fresh water or dump station there so you'll eventually have to move on, but they didn't seem to be in any kind of hurry to push you out the door. They want you to stay and gamble (obvs)Some negatives to this spot:* They have security lights that turn on at night that will make your rig as bright as daytime. If you don't have blackout shades (we don't) you'll end up draping blankets over all of your windows so you can get some sleep* Traffic noise is pretty loud – this is right on a busy road and the traffic does not stop* SUPER busy – not surprisingly, with free electricity being offered, this is a hopping spot. We arrived the second time we came around midday on a Friday on purpose, with the idea that the people who were going to leave had already done so but the people who were wanting to stop there for the night hadn't yet gotten off work. We were right – there were plenty of spots available when we got there but by that evening, all electric spots were filled and another dozen rigs were parked around the parking lot, just boondocking. So if you want to use this site for its electricity, be sure to time your arrival correctly!* The restaurant is nothing to get excited about, and its hours are just weird. Although they serve breakfast, they don't open the restaurant until 9 a.m. ???All in all, you can't complain too much. Enjoy!

This place was a great find! It’s only 9.5 miles down HWY 93, about 15-20 minutes outside of Missoula. Needed a place to stop, stay and rest up, as a one of our stopovers, while going from South Dakota to Washington and we chose here. We didn’t get here until almost 6pm, so we were afraid all 8 spots would be taken up. To our surprise,...moreThis place was a great find! It’s only 9.5 miles down HWY 93, about 15-20 minutes outside of Missoula. Needed a place to stop, stay and rest up, as a one of our stopovers, while going from South Dakota to Washington and we chose here. We didn’t get here until almost 6pm, so we were afraid all 8 spots would be taken up. To our surprise, they had 4 spots still open. The spots are a bit tight, so be prepared to get to know your neighbor, unless you never go outside. We did fit, barely in our spot, with a 39ft 5th wheel & 5 slides. All 8 power pedestals have 30/50 amp available to use for Free! All you gotta do, is go into the Casino and sign up for a Players Card and they will come out and unlock it for you. All of the people we interacted with were extremely nice & helpful. There is also a water spigot over on the side of the building available for use that they told us about. Inside the casino they have clean bathrooms, along with FREE soda, water, tea & coffee. Be sure to use you’re Players Card with the $10 free credit they give you. We each used ours and won just over $50. An added bonus was the gas station in their parking lot, which is right off the highway & it’s easily accessible to fill up before heading out! We had good enough cell coverage here to work & movies stream online. AT&T 43 down 13 up - Verizon 5 down .5 up

FREE electric hookups with player card signupFREE water, soda, coffee, teaCLEAN bathroomsSuper NICE people - they gave us FREE popcorn!Easy paved access off US-93The casino & nearby gas station look brand new! The deli is open until 11pm and bar open until 2am

This place was such a good find! We stopped over here on our way from Missoula up to Glacier. This casino looks brand new and has around 10 RV parking spots, all with dedicated electric pedestals with 30/50AMP. Just go inside to sign up for their free players club, and they’ll turn on the electric for you. Only 15 mins north of downtow...moreThis place was such a good find! We stopped over here on our way from Missoula up to Glacier. This casino looks brand new and has around 10 RV parking spots, all with dedicated electric pedestals with 30/50AMP. Just go inside to sign up for their free players club, and they’ll turn on the electric for you. Only 15 mins north of downtown Missoula. Couldn’t have asked for a better stop over. Verizon LTE: 3mbps up/2 mbps down