Three Rivers Casino

Talking to the staff there is some changes coming. They have some more spaces lined out and I inquired about them and they are adding 13 (?) more electric spots in the area where the original casino tent was at. He made it sound like they were going to make some (All?) electric spots reservable. Also there is long range plans, two plus years out, for an RV park. He hinted that there was going to be some free dry spaces, but everything is still in the planning stages.

As of now they put a $30 hold on credit card, then remove it upon you having played the required 50 points on your player card.

We hit this one quite often. There is now a checkin office in the lot. Players card required, you need to get some points for the "Free" night, might cost $20-30 to get your points. The last time they gave me the courtesy to register and gave me a spot on the promise that I would go play for awhile. And the wife played way more than needed.

They also have come spots with 30/50 amp electric that are first come and no extra charge which is nice.

Restaurants are nice and food quality is good. Only disappointment is smoking is still allowed and the ventilation isn't the greatest, but the non-smoking area is decent.

If you call or go to the valet parking they will shuttle you to the lot. There is numbers posted and I think on checkin they will give you a card with number.

Camped for two nights at the casino lot.
There is no noise from the road, quiet hours 10-07 and it is free.

First night is free if you get a players card. It then takes 50 points per day for a total of 3 days to stay with your RV.

Great location to park your rv for a few days if you want, first 4 days are free after that you need 100 points on your card then you get 4 more nights. the first 2 lower parking lots are for rv's and there were many. i was told they can hold up to 100, and have other overflow parking i probably did not see. no generators 10pm to 7am so that was nice and people seem to stick to the rules. great location for exploring the oregon coast.