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3.8 7
March 2006 - May 2007
from reader Loretta, May 2007
We have camped at Foxwoods before and enjoyed the experience. Not as nice as Cherokee NC, they park you next to a creek and there is grass and tables and chairs, very very nice.
Casino Camper Report March 28, 2007
A post on our Yahoo group today said the RV parking here has been relocated due to construction. The new location is not level, and is cramped without much room for maneuvering a big rig; crowded on weekends.
from reader John H., March 2006
Just the parking lot; no amenities. No sign-in required and they don't mind if you stay a few days. Restaurants are good, particularly the buffet, but pricey. Full casino with all table games and more slots than you can count.
The down side is that they have recently begun to build a new casino in the quiet back lot that used to be RV parking. Now the RV area is right next to the main entrance road and the shuttle bus parking. That means you are entertained by jake brakes all night and if you do manage to fall asleep they will be cranking up about 20 diesel shuttle busses at 4:am. They let them run for a couple of hours before using them. You might consider staying up all night and sleeping during the day.
We have camped at Foxwoods before and enjoyed the experience. Not as nice as Cherokee NC, they park you next to a creek and there is grass and tables and chairs, very very nice.
Casino Camper Report March 28, 2007
A post on our Yahoo group today said the RV parking here has been relocated due to construction. The new location is not level, and is cramped without much room for maneuvering a big rig; crowded on weekends.
from reader John H., March 2006
Just the parking lot; no amenities. No sign-in required and they don't mind if you stay a few days. Restaurants are good, particularly the buffet, but pricey. Full casino with all table games and more slots than you can count.
The down side is that they have recently begun to build a new casino in the quiet back lot that used to be RV parking. Now the RV area is right next to the main entrance road and the shuttle bus parking. That means you are entertained by jake brakes all night and if you do manage to fall asleep they will be cranking up about 20 diesel shuttle busses at 4:am. They let them run for a couple of hours before using them. You might consider staying up all night and sleeping during the day.
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