Eagle Pass

TX

78852

28.62

-100.44

Coming from San Antonio and Austin:
Take I-35 South to Exit 111. Follow Hwy 57 South for approx. 90 miles to the 480 Loop just outside of Eagle Pass. Turn left onto 480 Loop South and follow approx. 7 miles to FM 1021 (El Indio Hwy). Turn left and drive 2.5 miles to the main casino entrance road on the right.
Coming from Laredo:
Take I-35 North to Exit 18, Hwy 83 North. Stay to the right and drive for approx. 62 miles to Carrizo Springs. Turn left onto Hwy 277 North (Pena St.) for approximately 40 miles to the 480 Loop just outside of Eagle Pass. Turn left onto 480 Loop South and follow to FM 1021 (El Indio Hwy). Turn left and drive 2.5 miles to the main casino entrance road on the right.
Coming from Corpus Christi:
Take Hwy 44 West through Freer to Hwy 83 North. Follow 83 North for approx. 43 miles to Carrizo Springs. Turn left onto Hwy 277 North (Pena St.) for approx. 40 miles to the 480 Loop just outside of Eagle Pass. Turn left onto Loop 480 South and exit at FM 1021 (El Indio Hwy). Turn left and drive 2.5 miles to the main casino entrance (Tierra Soberana Blvd) on the right.

Year round.

Not accepted.

Non on the RV Park. You 'might' get the WiFi from the hotel.

Allowed with the usual leash and cleanup rules.

Full hookups (W/S/E) for $15/night. Self-pay at RV Park entrance.

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We stayed two nights in the RV park on our way to Big Bend National Park. The RV Park opened in November of 2015 according to the staff. It is somewhat self service as you pay at a kiosk. Cost is only $15.00 a night for full hook-ups. There is no cable but we use satellite anyway. We didn't try wifi as we use our data plans. Cell service is fine. Better signage is needed as the park was a little hard to find. We drove past the entrance and then was directed back. The sites are asphalt and back in, but can accommodate big rigs. We stayed in a 40 foot motor home. The casino was ok except that it didn't have very many video poker machines and that is our favorite game. The food in the casino was only average.

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20 spaces all back-in on asphalt; utilities in middle catering to trailers with back doors; small cement patio behind utilities; room for big rigs; FHU; 30-50 amp; water; sewer; no cable; wi-fi from hotel might be picked up, but I couldn't; Spanish channels on bat-wing but no English channels; $15.00 paid at a kiosk with credit card; no comps for RV park but comps for meals; shuttle available. Would have given a rating of 5 if they had cable and wi-fi.

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One member posted that this casino has been open since 1994 and a new casino seems to have been built in the last two years. Another member said they live in San Antonio and visit this casino often. They said it has a great poker room, a small RV park with full hookups for $15/night, and also allows overnight dry parking. Shuttle available between casino and RV park. Very busy on weekends.

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