The smell was overpowering, as you would expect at a casino, but J said they must have had better ventilation than some of the casinos in the state. On the left is a series of shops and even a play area for those under the legal gambling age.Īs soon as the automatic sliding doors opened from the elevator area to the casino, the smell of smoke rushed into our nostrils. The casino entrance is on the ground floor, so you take the elevator down and it spits you out in to a long, long hallway. You don’t have to drive around on every level looking for an open spot which we’ve done at a couple other casinos which caused a lot of frustration. The great thing is that on each level there is a counter that shows you how many empty spaces there are on each level. The property is set up so you go in to the parking garage and you never have to go outside or use a “front door.” We found a pretty empty parking garage which is pretty good news. There’s a valet entrance up front and that’s about the only decoration adorning the building. The actual casino is not visible from anywhere because you have to go down a long, winding private road to find the parking garage connected to the casino.

After you get off and turn left on Wilson Road, you’ll find the casino on the left hand side of the road.

They hadn’t decided if it was going to be in New Buffalo or Michigan City, but after J and I said we’d tag along for a little bit, they decided to stay in New Buffalo.įour Winds Casino & Resort is on the edge of New Buffalo right off Exit 1 on I-94. They probably wouldn’t have brought it up if we didn’t, but we all knew they were going to hit a casino on the way home. We knew the real reason my parents wanted to meet in New Buffalo.

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