Michigan casino opens RV park to attract travellers
Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel is adding 50 RV spaces next to its property.
US.- Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is opening a dedicated RV park as it seeks to attract more travellers and casino guests. The property, owned by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, will initially offer 50 RV spaces west of the casino’s main entrance on Michigan Highway 72.
The park is located next to Turtle Creek Market and a Mobil gas station, with a shuttle available to transport guests between the RV area and the casino. The property described the new facility as an “adult-oriented” destination designed for travellers seeking outdoor activities alongside gaming and other amenities.
Turtle Creek said the RV park will offer spacious sites and modern hookups within walking distance of its gaming, dining and hotel facilities. The property also operates Beach Fire Cannabis, which offers recreational cannabis products to customers aged 21 and over.
“Experience the perfect blend of outdoor relaxation and casino excitement at Northern Michigan’s premier RV destination. Located just steps away from the non-stop gaming, luxury amenities, and world-class dining of Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel, our park offers spacious sites, modern hookups, and more”, the company stated.
The casino allows guests aged 18 and above to gamble, giving it a broader age range than many US casinos. Its 56,000-square-foot gaming floor has approximately 1,000 slot machines, 40 table games and a Caesars Sportsbook.
