Foxwoods Casino

We stopped by to check out the RV Parking during the COVID crisis. The large RV parking are was closed and blocked by concrete barriers. However, the smaller "J" parking area was open, only blocked by orange cones. It appears they were letting RV's park there. There was the security sign at the entrance, asking you to contact security for permission. The larger area is slightly sloped, but the smaller area isn't. Both areas are paved with shuttle stops. This looks like a good option to park overnight. We didn't go in the casino during this crisis.

The Good: Free, paved spots, friendly staff, 10 night renewable max stay, great shops and casino in walking distance. Only rules are do not dump at site and do not abandon RV. Security makes frequent rounds.
The Bad: most spots are on a slope. We left too much money in the casino. Lol
The Ugly: Nothing
Great experience. We felt very welcome. If you are sensitive to noise, almost everyone runs their generator at night and there were tailgating parties going on so you may wat to consider staying at a park that has rules regarding quiet hours. We had a blast. We loved it. So free to boondock how we want to boondock, if that makes sense?

July 2016
parking on blacktop area near gas station at bottom of hill, clearly marked.
Near level spots, can be level with just small blocks.
Shuttle to casino if needed but it is only a short walk to Rainmaker casino.
Wide choice of about 17 food places, from snacks to find dining, including buffet.
High stakes Bingo played here also.

Foxwoods casino is an organization that has degenerated in recent years as have many East coast casinos. Foxwoods used to allow RV parking where the MGM towers were built a few years ago. This area was pretty decent, reasonably level and accessible. After that, they moved the RV parking to the Rainmaker area. You could find an area at the lower end of this lot that would be reasonably level. Then they (last year) took the lower end of this lot to put in an overpriced gas station (no diesel, no discount). Now the only area left is steeply inclined and not considerably roomy. The roomy issue doesn't seem to be much problem as most RV'ers have gone off to Mohegan Sun nowadays.
Inside, you will find substantial areas of the casino closed off, most notably the no-smoking area. Fewer patrons, so overcrowding is no problem. We found the pay tables pretty dismal on the VP machines. As always, the poker room is one of the best anywhere. Restaurants are pricey as are the gift shops. I paid $4.00 for a candy bar. Shouldn't be eating those things anyhow. Our feeling is some food quality issues have shown up, such as this is the worst Fudrucker's I have ever eaten at. California Pizza kitchen and Veranda are always top quality. So all in all, small motorhome or trailer, OK. Big rig, you won't get level. No hook ups. Sometimes there are some pretty dreadful rigs in their parking lot. It is free.