No longer allow dry camping. All three RV lots (paved, just west of casino, three tiered gravel above casino, and gravel trailhead further west) have prominent "No RV Overnight Parking" signs posted. It looks like they have greatly improved the hookup spots near the hunting lodge, and are trying to push people there. Not a bad campground, but .25 miles from casino. [The Casino Apache Travel Center on US70 appeared to have the same signs, although there were a couple of RVs parked up. Before dark, so they may still get asked to move.]
Posted Apr 19, 2018; New Mexico
There is both free dry camping and the rv park for hookups which you pay for.
Posted Jun 18, 2013; New Mexico