Becoming a theme of my casino camping career, I made a wrong turn en-route leading to an unscheduled tour of local farmlands. Easy enough to find, Cache Creek is enough off the beaten path to eliminate most truckers. It's a bit out of the way if your'e traveling the I-5 corridor, and certainly for us was not worth the detour.Ĭache Creek Casino at Brooks, California (N38 44.157 W122 08.622)Ģ-3 hours south-west of Rolling Hills is another Indian casino, officially called Yocha Dehe, it is located on Hwy 16, north off I-505, the freeway bypassing Sacramento from the north joining I-5 to San Francisco. We were made to feel like they really didn't want RV's in their facility. We pleaded with several levels of 'higher ups' asking them to make an exception to their 'policy' to no avail. Smaller rigs would have no problem in this lot, but it definitely was not for larger rigs. While the views were nice, it was a real challenge to find two spots in this lot that would allow us to get 'almost' level.

When we checked in with security we had to move, and the only lot we could use consisted of a small dirt parking area at very top of the resort (hence the referenced good views). Although it was sloped in both directions, we found an area within this lot that would work well for both rigs. This lot was completely empty and appeared unused. No signage or personnel directing folks where to park We chose to park our two forty foot rigs with toads, in one of the lower lots located between the two fire departments.

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