New Orleans Casino Rv Parking
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- Harrah's New Orleans Casino
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155810100Contact Information
504-533-6000
Location
8 Canal St.
New Orleans
LA
70130
29.95
-90.06
RV Parking and Camping Information
NO overnight RV Parking -- there may be some day RV parking in a lot nearby but it's not recommended to drive a large RV in this part of town. Class B may be ok, still no overnight parking.
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report from the Waite's, August, 2007
No camping, no overnight RV parking. We stayed at nearby Bayou Senette State Park and with National Park pass, electric/water hookup was only $9 per night. They have very nice bathrooms, but it is a nature reserve and I had to send my husband in to clear out the little frogs and geckos before I could shower as I am scared of them.... We were here for 2 weeks so we rented a car which I scored from Priceline.com for only $15 per day, so camping and car less than $25!!! We were 12 miles from downtown New Orleans.
Harrahs has only $15, 25 tables on weekdays and $25 $50 tables on weekends. Only 3 blocks from French Quarter, can park RV in nearby lot but not overnight. Their buffet was $15 lunch, $20 dinner and $25 weekends as they add steak and lobster to the great crab and shrimp at both lunch and dinner. The dessert area was outstanding with creme brulee, cheesecake, red velvet cake, scooped ice cream in 5 flavors and a chocolate fountain with fresh strawberries, marshmallows, pound cake, cherries, etc which they skewer and dip for you.
(Editor's Notes):
Here's a link to the Bayou Segnette State Park web site: http://www.crt.state.la.us/parks/ibyusegne.aspx
Also a commercial RV park near the french quarter: http://www.fqrv.com/
No camping, no overnight RV parking. We stayed at nearby Bayou Senette State Park and with National Park pass, electric/water hookup was only $9 per night. They have very nice bathrooms, but it is a nature reserve and I had to send my husband in to clear out the little frogs and geckos before I could shower as I am scared of them.... We were here for 2 weeks so we rented a car which I scored from Priceline.com for only $15 per day, so camping and car less than $25!!! We were 12 miles from downtown New Orleans.
Harrahs has only $15, 25 tables on weekdays and $25 $50 tables on weekends. Only 3 blocks from French Quarter, can park RV in nearby lot but not overnight. Their buffet was $15 lunch, $20 dinner and $25 weekends as they add steak and lobster to the great crab and shrimp at both lunch and dinner. The dessert area was outstanding with creme brulee, cheesecake, red velvet cake, scooped ice cream in 5 flavors and a chocolate fountain with fresh strawberries, marshmallows, pound cake, cherries, etc which they skewer and dip for you.
(Editor's Notes):
Here's a link to the Bayou Segnette State Park web site: http://www.crt.state.la.us/parks/ibyusegne.aspx
Also a commercial RV park near the french quarter: http://www.fqrv.com/
PU
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- Orleans Casino
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185410102Contact Information
702-365-7111
800-675-3267
Location
4500 W. Tropicana Ave.
Las Vegas
NV
89103
36.1
-115.2
RV Parking and Camping Information
Overnight RV parking is OK but official permission is probably not being given (don't ask -- don't tell). If you park here I suggest 'stealth mode'. DON'T put out your slides, awnings, BBQ grills, etc. If we abuse it, we may lose it.
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Overnight RV Parking is OK, at least unofficially. Read reports.
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We re surrounded by RV's and semi. The parking lot has very nice long parking spots.
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'...we are currently at the Orleans and have been here for the past two nights. We are not alone; there have been many rigs with us both nights, and at least one that was here when we passed by two days before that. My full report (with photos) is here:
http://ourodyssey.blogspot.com/2012/02/three-cheers-for-orleans.html
We've seen security drive by multiple times, but so far I have seen no one issued one of the stock notices that they have been putting on RVs for years. My reading of the 'No overnight parking' status listed on the main Casino Camper web site is that it was an over-reaction by one individual to such a notice. As always, they want you to look parked, not camped. That means no slides extended or jacks down, and it should go without saying that chairs, BBQs and the like should remain stowed.
Please remember that all these hotels must retain some semblance of compliance with local health codes and ordinances, and thus must avoid even the appearance of condoning living in the parking lot. Bottom line: parking is legal, camping is not. Don't make the hotel or casino have to explain this to you -- help them out by appearing parked, not camped. And if you press them to give you 'permission' ahead of time, understand that you may force their hand into saying 'no' -- for all they know, you're a county official testing their response.'
Thanks to Sean, http://ourodyssey.blogspot.com, for his report on the Casino Camper Yahoo! Group http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/casinocamper/ reprinted above.
http://ourodyssey.blogspot.com/2012/02/three-cheers-for-orleans.html
We've seen security drive by multiple times, but so far I have seen no one issued one of the stock notices that they have been putting on RVs for years. My reading of the 'No overnight parking' status listed on the main Casino Camper web site is that it was an over-reaction by one individual to such a notice. As always, they want you to look parked, not camped. That means no slides extended or jacks down, and it should go without saying that chairs, BBQs and the like should remain stowed.
Please remember that all these hotels must retain some semblance of compliance with local health codes and ordinances, and thus must avoid even the appearance of condoning living in the parking lot. Bottom line: parking is legal, camping is not. Don't make the hotel or casino have to explain this to you -- help them out by appearing parked, not camped. And if you press them to give you 'permission' ahead of time, understand that you may force their hand into saying 'no' -- for all they know, you're a county official testing their response.'
Thanks to Sean, http://ourodyssey.blogspot.com, for his report on the Casino Camper Yahoo! Group http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/casinocamper/ reprinted above.
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The Orleans no longer allows overnight parking. They are pretty nice about it and just left a paper on my window signed by one of their security officers. The paper is pretty clear, and when I called to ask about their policy they made it clear that no overnight parking is allowed unless you are a hotel guest.
I don't know how strictly they enforce this, but that seems to be their policy. They never did knock on the door, and didn't leave a paper until after 9AM following my overnight stay.
Some quotes from the letter:
'If you are not registered in the hotel or fail to answer a page in the casino regarding your vehicle, or fail to register the vehicle with Orleans Security Management it may be Towed and impounded immediately without further notice at your cost.'
'All Oversize Vehicles must check in with The Orleans Security Department on arrival'.
I don't know how strictly they enforce this, but that seems to be their policy. They never did knock on the door, and didn't leave a paper until after 9AM following my overnight stay.
Some quotes from the letter:
'If you are not registered in the hotel or fail to answer a page in the casino regarding your vehicle, or fail to register the vehicle with Orleans Security Management it may be Towed and impounded immediately without further notice at your cost.'
'All Oversize Vehicles must check in with The Orleans Security Department on arrival'.
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Report from Lee Otsubo, The Digital Photo Guy, October, 2009 www.thedigitalphotoguy.com
Stayed at The Orleans, Las Vegas for 3 nights Oct 1-3. The guards were very friendly and accommodating. There were, at least, 3-6 other RVs plus myriad OTR trucks parked there each night.
Stayed at The Orleans, Las Vegas for 3 nights Oct 1-3. The guards were very friendly and accommodating. There were, at least, 3-6 other RVs plus myriad OTR trucks parked there each night.
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Report from Karen B. March 2007
A few things to add to the Pat's report. The lot is very big, well marked and right across from the arena. There were 50 - 60 trucks and RVs parked each of the nights we stayed there. None of the trucks had their engines running. Whether this is a casino policy or if it was just because the weather was perfect, I don't know but it was great for sleeping. All of the RVs with slide out extended or levelers down had notes in the morning but we were not tagged.
This casino is huge. You can get to the casino by going in the door marked ticket sales. Remember your path - we got lost every time! There are nine restaurants. We ate at both buffet and the Mexican restaurant. Both were good.
A few things to add to the Pat's report. The lot is very big, well marked and right across from the arena. There were 50 - 60 trucks and RVs parked each of the nights we stayed there. None of the trucks had their engines running. Whether this is a casino policy or if it was just because the weather was perfect, I don't know but it was great for sleeping. All of the RVs with slide out extended or levelers down had notes in the morning but we were not tagged.
This casino is huge. You can get to the casino by going in the door marked ticket sales. Remember your path - we got lost every time! There are nine restaurants. We ate at both buffet and the Mexican restaurant. Both were good.
PU
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