The Mill Casino & RV Park | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 9 months ago
- GPS:
- 43.39687, -124.21955
- Altitude:
- 0.0 masl
- Website:
- www.themillcasino.com/
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
cadillac_demille
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - At Sites
- Wifi:
- Yes - Average
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Hot
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- No
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Yes
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Description
This casino is just outside of Coos Bay Oregon, and has two options: Dry Camping ($25/night) or legitimate RV park camping ($40+/night). The Dry camping lot is right beside the highway in a large gravel parking lot, and the RV camping has nice paved spots with a bit of green space and picnic tables. Water and Electricity is available at each RV spot. There are nice clean washrooms and showers, a small frontage store selling bare essentials, and a laundry mat ($3wash/Free-Dryers). The Dry camping still receives fantastic wireless internet coverage, and the washrooms/showers/laundry are available to all. Restaurants are in the Casino, and be sure to check the local deals at the casino restaurants as they have different buffets a couple times a week.
T-Mo Reception: 3bars & LTE (fast)
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Just a price update! The front desk tells us no more dry camping and the cheapest rate in the serviced park was $85.00 for tonight.
Report Check-InNo more dry camping allowed, security will chase you away.
No reason to come here at all, machines don't pay, food sucks and despite spending big $$$ money in casino, security still chases you away..
FYI, Walmart is not an option, they have signs everywhere "No overnight parking".
See my other check-in to 24 hour parking lot in Downtown Coos Bay.
clean, nice showers, laundry. on the bay. dog park, you can walk to the casino if that is your thing.
Report Check-InNice RV park or you can car camp. I car camped on the hotel side and I would recommend staying on the near RV park instead due to noise and people leaving in the morning. Casino is 24 hours so bathrooms, water and food is available.
Report Check-InThey don’t allow dry camping anymore as of the 15th of April. The cheapest they could do was 46 dollars for an RV spot. There is a Walmart 6 minutes away. And probably better camping sites right out of town.
Report Check-InThere is a huge gravel lot right next to the very busy US101 that this place sees fit to charge $25 for the privilege of parking overnight. You can do the same at Walmart for $25 less. Come on casino mgmt.... really?
Report Check-Insimple and easy. $20 for dry parking lot. great bathroom and showers! laundry is $3 a load for basic wash and $3 for 48m dryer.
Report Check-In$25 to dry camp in the gravel lot... but you do get shower access, laundry access, WiFi that covers the parking lot, and free sanidump station, too.
Not the cheapest parking lot I’ve stayed at, but the $25 was worth it for me for the night!
Report Check-InRV park perfect for dry camping. There is in fact a $25.00 charge for “Dry Camp” and showers are for registered guests only. There is currently no location at The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park to stay that is free.
Report Check-InWhat used to be free boondock camping in the gravel lot north of the casino is now $20 per night. No WiFi just a big gravel lot with big rigs parking.
Intended to sleep, have breakfast in casino and play few machines and continue on my trip. $20 for a gravel lot beside the highway !!? They’re far too greedy for me
We just continued on
Dry camping is 20 dollars and with hookups it was 50 or 60 dollars. Not a big deal.
Restrooms, showers and laundry are great.
Wifi quite slow.
We tried to camp here and we were told you need to have a self contained rig and they do not offer tent camping. We have a pop up truck camper, but aren’t self contained. We had to look elsewhere.
Report Check-InThe dry campsite is only a parking lot close to the road.
A lot of generators, even during the night despite the fact it’s forbidden.
20$/night - showers included
Laundry : 1.75$ to wash and 2$ to dry
Easy access for every rig size, very well maintained and pretty tidy restrooms/laundry& hot showers, the price for dry camper on the gravel pit is still 15$ including free WiFi, dumping and water filling—that’s pretty fair! ..but if you’re looking for a calm night you have to choose the more expensive sites near the water!!...the street traffic noise from the #101 increases at 5:30am and it was impossible to sleep without earplugs
Report Check-InThe place was pretty easy to find, and much cheaper than a State Park which can run anywhere from $25-$35. The washrooms were immaculate, as were the (HOT) showers! We payed for the dry camping which was perfectly fine, although you are right beside the main highway 101. It did get quieter throughout the evening though. The Casino is open 24h and the internet was amazingly fast!
Report Check-InThis casino is just outside of Coos Bay Oregon, and has two options: Dry Camping ($15.00/night) or legitimate RV park camping ($25+/ night). The Dry camping lot is right beside the highway in a large gravel parking lot, and the RV camping has nice paved spots with a bit of green space and picnic tables. Water and Electricity is available at each RV spot. There are nice clean washrooms and showers, a small frontage store selling bare essentials, and a laundry mat. The Dry camping still receives fantastic wireless internet coverage, and the washrooms/showers are available to all. Although the noise is a bit louder than a state park, the price is right. Restaurants are in the Casino, and be sure to check the local deals at the casino restaurants as they have different buffets a couple times a week.
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