Northern Waters Casino Resort

Saw about 5-6 trailers spending the night. At 15 bucks with electric & water it sounds tempting. You had better check the voltage on you pole. Site 1 didn’t even work. The best part of the stay was getting a Starbucks coffee in the Casino before we left. If you don’t need hookups, you could probably just park in the lot. Nobody checked. Quiet. Clean. Good place to overnight. Lot’s of room for bigger rigs.

Cost is now $25 per night. We were driving through so it worked for us. Had access to pool and spa. Ate at the restaurant, food was good, staff friendly.

This is nothing special as far as an actual campground goes, but it's cheap with electric and water and they have long pull through spots that make it easy to stop for the night and not worry about unhooking. I'm 80ft long with a HDT & 5th wheel, plus towing a Jeep and had had plenty of room to pull in and stay hooked up. They have 14 sites (if you go by the power poles), but only about 8 of those are on actual gravel driveways, some are in the grass. They currently are only charging $10 instead of the normal $15/night as they have several sites without working water and I found a pole (12/13) that only had 60v going to it instead of 120v. My EMS was showing two different errors on that pole, but then pole 10/11 I checked was fine.

The receptionist was very nice and you get access to the pool, sauna, & shower also with your paid visit.

There is a Cenex gas station next door and I saw truck parking right behind it so if you just wanted a place to sleep, that might be an option also. There is no dump here, but at the NE corner of Hwy 2 & Hwy 45 3 miles down the road by the car/truck wash, I saw a sign for an RV dump for $10. I didn't check it out in detail though.