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Stayed 3 nights in the overfill parking lot for $10 a night while exploring Anacortes and surrounding areas. Jennifer was very helpful when reserving the lot. Flat gravel long parking spaces. It’s next to the lots with the hookups.
Update as we have now stayed here 6 nights. This is the noisiest park we have ever stayed at. The biggest culprit is the employees closing up at night. There are railroad type cars and other metal doors they have no problem slamming at 2 am. Sounds like gunshots. I can’t believe the hotel guest can’t hear it. There are also a train and jets from the Naval base but pale in comparison to the noise when they’re working behind the building. I had 2 stars deducted (now 3) for lack of signs, placement of sewer which you step over your neighbors hose to get to your vehicle (pull thru sites look a lot better) the site numbers are supposedly painted in front of each spot but many have washed away. When booked over the phone they kept telling me I would get email confirmation. I called 2 times that I did not get it and they would resend. It never came...until: We could not remember check in time and arrived at 1:30 being told on arrival it is 2 but our space was open so okd to go to spot. Then at 2pm on the dot I got the confirmation email I was promised 3 months before when we booked it. BUT my husband loves being this close to the casino and they have a nice sports book. It is close to a lot to offer Anacartes. Price is great. You just do a little head scratching and need to be able to count the spaces that are painted to find where you are located. The front desk is helpful and offered to make dinner reservations. It is a very basic park. They have trash cans throughout. Dog poop bags and can is convenient. A few tradeoffs but very worth the 35.00 a night if you have ear plugs at least that is what they quoted as I never got a confirmation of what we actually paid as the confirmation only had instructions for parking and rules. The casino is nice but would not stay here again unless they put bumpers and instruct the employees people are sleeping.
Scenic ocean side full hook ups at a reasonable price. No washrooms or showers thou. Nice sunsets. Train rolls by once an evening
We stayed for 4 nights. The RV Park was great! It was easy to check-in - totally contactless - they emailed you the information on the day of arrival and you just went to your site and set up. We had a front row (no rv between us and the water), pull-through site. It was a great location for exploring the San Juan Islands. Easy access to the ferry in Antecortes. There are railroad tracks adjacent to the park, but we were only aware of one train per day - usually in the evening - and it wasn't a long train. There is some highway noise, but not bad - as you are quite a ways off the highway. It was nice to have a well-equipped convenience store on the property and casino access was easy as well - and had several dining options.
The Swinomish Indian Casino RV Park is a great option for RVers looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay in the Anacortes area.
The park is located just off of Interstate 5, making it easy to get to and from the many attractions in the area, including Deception Pass State Park, Whidbey Island, and Victoria, British Columbia.
The park offers full hookups most are pull throughs, service is 30 and 50 amp and a dump station for dry campers. There are no Bathrooms outside of the casino and no Showers. Although The sites are somewhat spacious and level, (gravel Pull-Through with grass Porch). Many of the spots in the park have views of the water. The park is also pet-friendly.
In addition to the RV park, the Swinomish Casino also offers a variety of dining options, including a fat burger restaurant, an Asian take-out restaurant, and three of their own restaurants: a comfort food restaurant, a family food restaurant, and an upscale late-night surf and turf restaurant.
Overall, the Swinomish Indian Casino RV Park is a great option for RVers looking for a convenient, affordable, and comfortable place to stay in the Anacortes area.
Here are some pros and cons of the park:
Pros:
Inexpensive at $45 per night
Convenient location, close to Anacortes and Rigby Island
Short ferry ride to Victoria
Full hookups, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and dump station
Spacious and level sites
Many sites with views of the water
Pet-friendly
Variety of dining options
Cons:
Can be noisy due to proximity to the casino
Some sites are shaded by trees
No pool or hot tub
Overall, I would recommend the Swinomish Indian Casino RV Park to RVers looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay in the Anacortes area. The park has a lot to offer, including a variety of amenities, a great location, and a variety of dining options.
