Miccosukee Resort and Gaming

came in today and they placed signs all over the property that state (All Commercial RVs , Trucks/ Rigs must register at the front desk)
also states that you must be a customer to park overnight. I guess the situation got out of control and their trying to change the rules.
one big rig was towed away. over all not bad but it is rather noisy in the parking lot.

Parking is in NW corner of the lot, small sign directing says "RV parking". Flat, well-lit, small grassy areas for pet walking. Many dump trucks coming and going along outer edges of lot, use caution. Casino was very smokey, so we didn't dine. But they advertised lobster and steak every night for $10. Take rig and toad license plate numbers, go inside to security desk, get a parking permit and pop it in your windshield. This casino is located kind of on it's own, but the drive there is through much of Florida's plant, tree and vegetation farms, truly lovely. Old Florida at its best. We stayed overnight in a motorhome with tow.

Great over night spot on the way to the Keys. Got there around 4 pm on Saturday, 3-18-17. Went in and picked up a pass from security to display on the dash of our RV. Buffet was so so. By nightfall, you couldn't squeeze a dime between 2 people it was so packed. Power failure to a lot of the machines I guess to circuit overload. Slots were about as tight as they could get them. RV free over night gets a 10, Casino experience gets a 2. Get there early for a good RV spot as the parking fills up at night.

Great spot for a couple of days in route to the Keys or the Everglades. The casino is not much but the parking lost is fine. Park on the outer edge on the North West corner for the best spots. Fairly quiet durning the week but busy on the weekends and can get noisy. The parking policies seem to change on regular basis and don't seem to be enforced. Be sure to register on arriving at the security desk in side the casino and get a large colored permit to place in your window. Security currently allows one night parking with additional nights if you go in and re-register. This is not enforced as we stayed multiple nights without re-registering and had no problems. The rules seem fairly lax and it's kind of an anythings goes type of place within reason.
The players club benefits are $30 in free play, Buy one get one free buffet on Monday and Tuesdays. 50% off on the buffet on Wednesday and Thursday.

We are so happy to find this website and find this casino on your list. We are on our way to the Keys in January and couldn't find an RV park with an available space for an overnight stop. RV parking is in a large lot at the back of the casino, but an easy walk to the building. Grassy areas around for dogs. A security officer in a golf cart came by a few minutes after we parked, very nice, welcomed us and asked us to register inside and get a placard to put on the windshield...but "no hurry". We overnighted on a Friday night and went in for dinner, and when we came back out the RV lot was full of cars all around us, used by casino guests as overflow parking. On retrospect, we could have parked further back to leave room but when we arrived, there were plenty of spaces. Signed up for Players Club and got $30 in free play so had some free fun. Got some dinner coupons but they were only good Mon-Thur. That didn't matter because the 1st floor restaurant had a seafood buffet for $15.95 pp with the most amazing...and huge...crablegs, and wonderful peeled shrimp and coconut shrimp among other things. The crablegs were top notch...tasty, firm, chilled..and plenty of them. I was surprised at the quality for an all-you-can-eat buffet, and for the price. Smoking is allowed in the casino, and even in the restaurant, but the ventilation system took good care of it quickly. There are no table games except poker and bingo, but plenty of slots. It was a nice evening.
This will DEFINITELY be a regular stop on our way to/from the Keys.
It IS a parking lot, and there was noise throughout the night from casino guests arriving/leaving, and a car alarm started going off about 8 a.m. For a free lot, it was perfect for us. We felt safe and enjoyed the activity around us.