Seneca Allegany Casino

Huge lot with tons of room. We parked in the very back of the lot, no one within several hundred yards. Great place to spend the night. We did not ask permission, just went to the large vehicle spots in the back of the lot.

This casino has a huge parking area for RV's. We pulled our 45' toy hauler in and parked at the very far end. It was a little unlevel but not that bad. Along the top were other RV's and they seemed somewhat level. We were as far away from the casino by the light pole that had cameras in all direction. It was a walk to the casino from here but we could use the exercise. One we got to the casino, we signed up for a players card and they gave us the option to use $15 for table games, slots or as a dinning credit. We chose to play. After winning a few bucks, we had dinner at the buffet. It had more selection than I imagined and the food was really good! I would stay here again if passing through. FYI...if you need diesel fuel, go over the Interstate to the tribe's fuel station. The fuel was $1.20 less a gallon than any other stations we had seen. We saved over $50.00 on the cost of fuel alone!!!

Well lit large parking lot, it's the same one for self-parking guests at the casino. Signs on the super bright LED lamp posts say no RV overnight parking but we called ahead to security and also check with the shuttle bus operator and both gave us permission. We were the only RV out there but hey, it was December and a little snow on the ground, we just picked up our new-to-us 2016 Grand Design RV and wanted to try it out immediately! After 6 years in a pop-up, this was our first dry camping experience.

The casino was nice. On Saturday night they still had $5 craps going and many slot machine options. I would like to see a couple more bars in there, only 1 with a live band that we saw. Would stay here again. Full DTE Verizon service, strong signal even though you're nestled in the high hills around Allegheny.

Our Allstays app indicated boondocking was permitted, so we gave it a try. There were 2 other rigs there our first night. Since we wanted to do some things in the area, we asked 3 different security guards if it would be OK to drop our fifth wheel; all said yes. So after breakfast in the casino, we disconnected and went out to explore Ellicottville and Jamestown.

The lot was very large, and you are supposed to park all the way in the back. You'll need to level your rig. There is a bus shelter there and you can call for a ride to the casino if you would rather not walk. We ended up staying two nights and my husband won some pocket change both nights, so that made for happy campers!

(April 2016) We pulled in to the Casino lot (not Bingo Hall) and headed to the back corner where we saw loads of RVs. After we set up and walked about the lot, noticed signs saying NO RVs in lot. Phoned Security and they said provided we were in the far end of the lot we'd be ok. Lot is paved but angled so we needed boards on one side to level. Parking lot is right next to highway, but traffic is so light on it that there was no noise issue. Not too many security cameras or indication of security during our stay. (And all the RVs we saw when we pulled in were from an RV show and the dealer was actually taking them away.) Casino is Native American and smoking allowed.