The Mill Casino

NO FREE OVERNIGHT PARKING ALLOWED ANYMORE. Dry Camp/Parking Lot Camping in an RV is now $15 per night. You must register at the RV park and display your receipt in your window. This does give you access to the RV Park Showers/Laundry/Water Fill/DumpStation/Free Wi-Fi. Shuttle service comes around routinely.
We parked on the gravel closest to the casino and was too far away from the wi-fi, so you must have to park closer to the RV park. I would still continue using this lot despite the $15 fee. No broken down 'living there' RVs anymore. Very Large Level gravel lot.

(Editor's comment: Well that's a shame, $15 isn't bad for non-gamblers, but I expect a lot of people leave more than that behind in the casino. Thanks for the report!)

There is great looking RV park but as we were just stopping overnight we elected to stay in the boondocking area. Registered with the campground office where the staff was very friendly and welcoming.

I Love this casino. I've been playing here for several years and 3 times dry camping in their open gravel lot. You'll need to check in to the RV Park to let them know that you're camped in the dry camping area. You can stay for 3 days and addtitonal days are available if have gambled. There is a casino shuttle that is available for those who don't want to walk the short walk to the casino. The machines are a bit tight but I have won enough to cover food and drinks with my wins. The casino is located next to Hwy 101 which can be a bit noisy. If you like try an awesome martini, stop by the smoke free lounge and ask for a "whitecap."

I found all the employees had a bad attitude beginning when i signed up for a players card. Didn't eat here and there was no incentive to stay and play. We stayed in the dry camping area but wanted to use their showers, laundry, etc. Was told we had to pay $5 @day to use any of it. Real noisy next to #101. Shuttle never stopped for us to ride it to casino. We won't return.

Report from Marlin & Kay, April 2010

This casino is located right on 101 so it is easy to find. There is a full hook up RV park on the water; the free RV parking is on a dirt parking lot closest to the highway. The lot is level and access is easy and clearly marked for the RV park. Use that same entrance. You must register in the RV office where they will give you a permit for up to 7 nights. They provide a good trash receptacle and you can dump for $10 in the RV park. The highway noise is not bad at all. This is a convenient location; security patrols regularly so you could easily leave your RV and go out exploring.