Quinault Beach Casino

Report from J Wiltse, August, 2008
Mid August of this year (2008) we stayed for four days at the Quinalt casino in Ocean Shores. We were in a 30' RV and another pick-up with tent built in the back. The family includes One senior, four 45 to 50 somethings and a couple of twenty somethings. We registered at the casino/ resort desk and paid $15 for a key card allowing use of the pool/ hottub/ exercise room for the duration of our stay.
 
The casino also provided free shuttles from our motorhome doorstep into town, picked us up within minutes of being called, deposited us back "home" then also to and from their doorstep. Shuttle service runs until 5 am and begins again at 7 am.
 
We also got free use of a much needed wheel chair while we were there. This included them bringing it in the van when they took us to town. We did tip the drivers as they were prompt and courteous. The casino offers free soda pop. They also had a live band in the evening. The buffet was excellent this trip (in the past we were disappointed). There are a couple choices of places to eat in the casino ranging from lounge, fast food to fine dining. They have a spa on site as well.
 
They offer slot-type machines, and a full range of other gambling as well. First time registration for their key-club gets you coupons and free plays. Other events are on their calendar as well such as auto shows.
 
Security came into the gravel parking lot where we parked to clean up broken glass that was reported and were very pleasant. The parking lot also has fire pits for you to use and paths to the beach. This all worked for us. Good luck.

report from reader TJ, August 2006
Located off of Highway 101 near Ocean Shores, Washington.
They allow overnight parking with no limit on the number of days allowed. Check in with the front desk for a permit you display in your window.

This is a newer, small indian casino right on the Pacific Ocean just a short distance to Ocean Shores, Washington, for shopping, and fun: rent mopeds and explore miles and miles of beaches.

There is a large state park close by with plenty of shade for rv'er to avoid the summer sun. Keep in mind this is the Pacific Northwest and come Sept/Oct it is gray and rainy until July or so.

I am not a gambler so cannot comment on the casino's gaming activities, but the food was great.