Model T RV and Casino Hotel. In its hey day was a nice place to stay. I cannot speak for the hotel rooms now as we stayed in the RV park. The casino is old, most of the video poker machines at the bar were not in working order. The bartender was running all over and stretched way to thin, but he was nice. We didn't eat at the Cafe. There used to be a fun food court inside but it is long gone. Now to the RV Park. Great location, easy on and off the freeway.The entrance into the RV park from the street is torn up and you need to drive in slowly. Plenty of trucker parking in lot next to casino. Plenty room to maneuver at front of RV Park and plenty of RV spaces available. The surface is older pavement and the RV sites are thin gravel and dirt. Appears if there is a rain things will be muddy, I say this because at our site I could not see the sewer hookup. The maintenance man found it for me by kicking dried deep mud out of the way, using it would have meant cleaning it up to access it. (See photo.) There was 50 amp and frost free water spigot at our site. The sites themselves are very short, our 36 ft rig was sticking out quite a ways. The RV Park for the price of $27 for a nite was worth it, but definitely in need of improvements. There was an entire row of older rv's and vans that were being permanently lived in. Staff inside casino at the hotel and rv check in were very nice. They require copy of registration and insurance at checkin, perhaps because of allowing any type and age of vehicle to stay in RV park. We would use this RV park when traveling through again for overnight stop due to ease and price.