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I over-nighted in this casino parking lot on both legs of my recent trip to Lime Rock Park in Connecticut last weekend. They tell you to park in lot E (over-sized vehicles) but that lot has a pretty steep slope. When I got there I joined all of the other RVs in lot C where it was nice and flat. As long as you are not blocking in any cars or access points, they don't care where you park. Fairly quick access off of I-81 and plenty of open parking even at 11:00 PM on Saturday night.
The only problem I have with parking at a casino is some jackass has some bad luck and sees a nice coach parked in the lot and thinks tight ass and does some thing to the bus!!Or even to the tow-like unhook it:mad: Maybe it's just me but I'll find a campground even if it's a KOA.
I have had good luck parking in lots, Truck stops, & rest areas. The best advise is to park with others in a well lighted area. Many Casino's have RV Parks now and are usually inexpensive because they want your money spent in the Casino.