Basically there is a certain area in the parking lot that they designate as "motorhome camping". No electrical or any other amenities. The draw, of course, is the casino. There is free Wi-Fi available on the other side of the casino near the hotel, but the signal does not extend to the motorhome area... I hope they put in some "real" RV sites sometime. It's not a bad casino and the gas at the Chevron near the casino was the cheapest we found almost anywhere on the West Coast (probably since it is located on an Indian Reservation). I'm only giving this a "4" because there are no amenities and you are basically in a parking lot. ...but it's "free", the casino has a decent buffet breakfast (and cheap) and if you like to gamble, you'll need that money you would have spent for a real RV slot to feed into those other slots! We camped here in a Motorhome.

UPDATE: As of May 2007, the 20 amp hookups have been removed. No information yet as to where the RV's can park, or if they can. Coeur D' Alene Casino is off Highway 95. Currently, RV's can park free. (I had to put in $1 because the form wouldn't take it with $0. Heck, you will probably spend that dollar gambling anyway!) The "hookups" are merely 20 amp connections, and these connections are attached to the various light poles around the parking lot, two to a pole. It's first come, first serve. This allows an RV to be parked on either side of the light pole. Keep in mind, these "slots" are nothing more than car parking areas. In an RV, you will take up two parking areas head to head beside a light pole. You won't have room for your slideouts. There are some RV parking slots on the perimeter of the parking area, these may be wide enough to allow your slideouts. If you want to assure yourself of a hookup, get there by noon. If you don't get there by noon, the parking lot will be full of cars, and you won't be able to get a hookup. The phone number I am showing is for the casino. They can answer any questions about the RV parking. If you like to gamble, and need a "free overnight," this can work for you. Even though it has nothing more than a 20 amp connection and no room for slideouts, I'm giving it a 5 because, heck, it's free! We camped here in a Motorhome.