MY parents also go RV camping here every year as they are retired. Recently over the last couple years we heard a new GM took over.

Camping was always affordable and meals were to. But we love to take the trip every year here. It is a 5 and 1/2 hour trip as we live in NW Indiana. It was our favorite place to camp and gamble and relax. We have been going here to this resort for years (12). It was really good I thought.īreakfast is also a great buffet that we liked and was worth it. On Friday there is a seafood buffet which had grilled lobster, crab, oysters, fried clams, shrimp, etc. I'm not a huge gambler but the games seemed all new and the main area clean. The casino itself is large by Michigan standards and has a beautiful atrium with a waterfall and river inside. The Casino is easily within walking distance but a golf-cart shuttle will pick you up at your site or bring you to it. The club house is within walking distance with showers and laundry facilities. I didn't rate the campground a 5 because of 2 things: I wish there were more sites with sewer hook ups, and there are no fire rings but otherwise nice level sites, even though they are a smidgen close to each other. The campground is better than most casino RV parks and has plenty of concrete, level, pull thru sites. Rapids Bistro is open 24-hours a day, providing pizza, deli sandwiches, coffee, and ice cream, and has its own kitchen and storage area.We stayed in a 36' class A over memorial day weekend and was our first time there. The new sports bar, with local Michigan sports memorabilia and theme, offers wings, burgers, and two bars to help you enjoy the big game. The VIP lounge underwent a major renovation and houses a small bar and amazing fireplace. The buffet includes incredible desserts, hometown favorites, international flair, and sauté live cooking stations. The food and beverage venues include a renovated buffet and VIP lounge, new 24-hour bistro, casino floor feature bar, and sports bar.

The Manistee, Michigan property now has over 1,300 slot machines and dozens of table games on the gaming floor, an indoor and outdoor pool, gift shop, nearly 300 guestrooms, and full-service spa. During this renovation and expansion, the goal was to increase customer satisfaction by reconfiguring the casino floor to have better access and achieving a AAA 4 Diamond rating. This casino, owned and ran by the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, originally opened in 1999 and underwent its first renovation in 2007.

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