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.

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 stopped for one night on the way to Key West and for 2 nights on the way back. The staff at the casino were very nice. No problems getting our security pass to park overnight in the far back parking lot. Of course, there were a few semi-trucks coming and going all night.

We joined their players club and got a free buffet and $30 in slot play. The buffet was "okay", but nothing great. On the return trip, they asked us how many nights we wanted to stay. We went ahead and stayed 2 nights, giving us time to go visit nearby "Shark Alley" in the Everglades. Another person joined their players club and got 50% the buffet and $40 in free slot play. We walked away with almost $100 ahead this time. They also had a special $10 steak and lobster dinner. It was much better than the buffet!

We enjoyed it here and will always stop here when in Southern Florida.