Horseshoe Casino

You cannot park here any more unless you are a small RV that can fit under their overhang and in their small side lot, maybe a small Class C or B. There was a large parking lot on the side of the casino but it was not owned by the casino and the owners have blocked it off. There is no place to really turn around so beware!

Less than a mile away is Margaritaville Casino and they allow RVs and 18 wheelers in their back lot. It is right next to Bass Pro Shop. BPS said we could park there but it is part of a shopping mall and there is too busy. Stick with Margaritaville.

As earlier reviews said: parking lot to the left as you enter the drive to the casino, can fill up when busy, can be a bit noisy with road noise and generators.

We arrived there at 4:30 and the parking lot was already pretty full with cars and trucks with trailers. We are 40 ft plus trailer for a total of 65 ft. We were able to swing around and come along side another rv hauling a boat. If there had been anything else there, we would have had a hard time. It doesn't allow Semi's so that helps. The Casino has a parking garage so this is the only parking lot I saw, but it is more of a vacant lot. Not sure if it is owned by Casino. Later on a few smaller rv's came in. Not a bad place to park but don't get there too late in evening esp. if you are long.

There is a vacant parking lot to the left as you enter the drive to the casino. Its about 1/2 block from the entrance with paved sidewalks. We have dry camped here on several trips east and find it very easy to get in and out, even with our 60 feet of RV and trailer. There are no amenities. it is lighted, unmarked parking. We find it very convenient.