Wheeling Island Casino

We only spent one night at the casino. We stayed in Lot C, back in the corner away from all the cars. It was quiet and dark there, along a grass area. Nice spot. The casino is also nice and generous with $30 free play for new card members. We ended up walking away with more than we came in with, so it was a good visit. Complimentary soda, tea and coffee, but not alcohol. We didn't dine here.

Spent 2 nights here May 30/31 2019 Parked in area H Did encounter some truck parking with engines running 24hr. We were able to move far enough out of the way . Security said you could park most anywhere as long as it was away from car parking spots. Casino was very generous for first time player card sign-up -each person received $20 then if you gave them e-mail you got an additional $10--total $30 free play. Slots were fairly generous. Second day we went up and watched greyhound dog racing-only bet on 2 races. Best deal was $1.00 hot dog $1.00 pretzel $1.00 beer and $1.00 popcorn no charge to watch the dogs run

nice place to stay for only one night had to park near where the big trucks park nice casino inside and there is dog racing the buffet was a little pricey and the food choices were not that great over all its worth one night there

June 2016 We were directed by Guest Services to park in area B, a nice flat, quiet area to side of casino. Greyhound racing during the afternoon was fun, followed by a really good Buffet dinner in the casino. Plenty of slots and a few gaming tables, but luck was not with us here, although we did register and get $25 free play each.

Just a note . We encountered a highway restriction weight limit for the island. Casino advised use we could get ticketed. Decided to pass on the experience.

This is a modest-sized casino with slots and table games. We saw other RVs parked in section C, so that is where we parked. There didn't seem to be a need to check in with anyone. Very level. NIce and quiet overnight. Easy walk to casino. Casino personnel were very friendly. One thing we always like about dry camping at casinos is the ability to pull in late at night and still have eating options. Not so much here. The Pointe, their steak house, was closed (Monday night of Columbus Day weekend). The buffet had already closed. Our only options were the deli and the pizzeria. We had pizza, which was okay. The approach road we took, following GPS instructions, was a minor road; could be a challenge in something bigger. Still, overall a very handy spot for a quiet night stopover with some gaming activity.

We have stayed here many times traveling both east & west. It is very easy to get to with a Motor Home towing a car and the parking area is large with plenty of space to park. The only downside is the flock of Geese that uses the area for home. You have to be careful walking across the lot at night A flashlight is suggested. Security roams throught the lot all night. There is a Buffet plus 1 to 2 other restaurants to choice from.