However, security noticed him about 5 days later, and told him he had to leave. He responded that perhaps he would leave for a day and then come back. I simply just arrived unannounced, and had been here already for a week without being bothered by security. So, I told him that I hadn’t asked for permission to stay. Hence, after three days, they knocked on his door and told him it was time to leave. He mentioned that when he first came here, he had asked casino security how long he could stay. He noticed that our pickup truck was gone, and I explained that my wife had taken it to visit her grandkids. He had stopped by our trailer to ask if everything was alright with us. He was actually in the process of leaving. Seeing the casino had not posted its policies anywhere visible, nor even on its website, we came back here again hoping to stay longer.Ībout a week into our stay, another RVer had knocked on our door. We had already stayed here before (for 4 nights) about six months ago, and liked it a lot because the casino offered some great dining, along with a travel center with propane and an RV dump. We had arrived at their RV parking lot, and set ourselves up, hoping to stay two weeks for free.

This became apparent to us after a week into our stay at Morongo Casino in Cabazon, CA. Because once you announce your arrival, they’ll check up on you.

The bottom line is this: don’t ask for permission to park your RV overnight at a casino parking lot.

Morongo casino parking