Oregon’s Local Casino Options

Q: Are drinks free at Oregon casinos?

Alcohol policies vary by property. While some casinos may offer complimentary beverages to active players, most OR tribal casinos operate like traditional resorts where drinks are purchased separately.

Q: Can you smoke inside Oregon casinos?

Smoking policies differ by casino. Many of the Beaver State casinos offer designated smoking and non-smoking gaming areas, and some properties are entirely smoke-free indoors.

Q: Do Oregon casinos have hotels on-site?

Several major casinos, including Spirit Mountain, Seven Feathers, Chinook Winds, and Wildhorse, feature full-service hotels. Smaller casinos typically not offer on-site lodging.

Q: Are Oregon casinos open 24 hours?

Most major tribal casinos in the state operate 24/7, though restaurant hours, hotel amenities, and certain gaming areas may have limited schedules.

Q: Is there a dress code at Oregon casinos?

Tribal casinos typically maintain a casual dress code. However, upscale restaurants, lounges, or special events may recommend business casual attire.

All Oregon brick-and-mortar casinos are operated by federally recognized Native American tribes.
Resorts span the Coast, Willamette Valley, Southern, Central, and Eastern Oregon.
Slots, table games, poker, keno, bingo, and retail sportsbook wagering at select properties.

Oregon’s ten brick-and-mortar casinos and gaming facilities are exclusively owned and operated by the state’s nine federally recognized Native American tribes under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) and negotiated tribal–state compacts. Unlike many other U.S. states, Oregon does not permit commercial casinos, meaning every full-service casino in the state is a tribal enterprise.

Across the state's brick-and-mortar casinos, guests can expect a mix of Class II and Class III gaming, including slot machines, video poker, blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat (at select properties), poker rooms at larger resorts, keno, bingo, and retail sportsbook wagering at participating locations.

For now, online Oregon casinos are only permitted from offshore sites that are licensed and regulated by trusted international gaming commissions. While legislation to allow state-regulated online casinos has been proposed, nothing has been passed into law.

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Oregon’s Tribal Casinos - Class III Gaming

The Beaver State is home to seven class III tribal casinos, strategically located across the Coast, Willamette Valley, and in Southern, Central, and Eastern Oregon. These properties are owned by the following federally recognized tribes:

The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Coquille Indian Tribe
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
The Klamath Tribes

With class III gaming options, the gaming destinations can offer live dealer tables, sports betting, and poker in addition to video slots and video poker. However, not all locations have fully embraced their exclusive gaming options.

Spirit Mountain Casino – (Grand Ronde)

Spirit Mountain Casino is the states largest gaming destination, featuring a 90,000-square-foot casino with nearly 2,000 slot machines, a broad variety of table games (blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, and more), keno, and a full sportsbook. The property includes a 254-room hotel, multiple restaurants, live entertainment, and year-round events, making it a premier resort for both gaming and hospitality in the Pacific Northwest.

Slots: ~2,000+
Table Games: ✓ (Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Baccarat, Pai Gow, etc.)
Poker Room: ✓
Sportsbook: ✓
Rooms: 250+

Chinook Winds Casino Resort – (Lincoln City)

Chinook Winds Casino Resort features a comprehensive coastal gaming experience with over 950 video and reel slots (including high-limit areas), a range of table games such as blackjack, roulette, three-card poker, and baccarat, specialty games, keno, bingo, and sports wagering. The resort includes a 227-room hotel with ocean views, multiple dining venues, convention space, and an 18-hole golf course.

Slots: ~950+
Table Games: ✓ (Blackjack, Roulette, Poker variants, etc.)
Poker Room: ✓
Sportsbook: ✓
Rooms: 200+

Three Rivers Casino Resort – (Florence)

Three Rivers Casino Resort offers a modern coastal gambling experience with hundreds of the newest slot and video games alongside table games including blackjack, craps, and other favorites.

The Florence location features a full-service hotel and multiple dining options alongside live entertainment and promotions; the Coos Bay site provides additional gaming with a smaller but varied selection.

Slots: 700+
Table Games: ✓
Poker Room: Varies by location
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: 90+

Seven Feathers Casino Resort – (Canyonville)

Seven Feathers Casino Resort’s core gaming offerings include a robust selection of slot machines, video poker, and traditional table games like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat. Additional features include bingo, events, and one of the region’s largest non-smoking gaming areas.

A 298-room hotel, multiple restaurants and lounges, and a full-service RV park support extended stays.

Slots: Hundreds
Table Games: ✓
Poker Room: Varies
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: ~298

Wildhorse Resort & Casino – (Pendleton)

Wildhorse Resort & Casino delivers 1,100 slot machines, popular table games such as blackjack, craps, roulette, Spanish 21, and Ultimate Texas Hold ’Em, as well as poker, keno, and bingo.

The resort also includes a hotel, RV park, golf course, cinema, several restaurants and bars, and live entertainment, making it Eastern Oregon’s premier destination for gaming and leisure.

Slots: 1,100+
Table Games: ✓ (Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, etc.)
Poker Room: ✓
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: 200+

Indian Head Casino – (Warm Springs)

Indian Head Casino is a Central Oregon gaming destination operated by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. The casino offers a full array of slot machines and table gaming in a 24/7 environment, alongside casual dining and promotional events.

Recent renovation plans aim to expand both the slot floor and table game variety, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

Slots: ~490+
Table Games: ✓ (Blackjack; additional games such as craps, roulette,
Spanish 21, and 3-Card Poker planned/expanding)
Poker Room: ❌ (no dedicated poker room; some table games offered)
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: ❌ (no onsite hotel; local accommodations available nearby)

Kla‑Mo‑Ya Casino – (Chiloquin)

Kla-Mo-Ya Casino, owned by the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin tribes, is a community casino located along Highway 97 in Southern Oregon. It features a sizable slot machine selection and classic table gaming in a relaxed setting.

Visitors can also enjoy dining, a lounge, and proximity to regional attractions like Crater Lake National Park.

Slots: ~280–380+ (penny to higher denominations)
Table Games: ✓ (Blackjack and other classic table options)
Poker Room: ❌
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: Yes (onsite hotel and RV parking available)

More Gaming Options – Class II Gaming Facilities

Oregon is home to three smaller Class II gaming facilities that offer more localized casino experiences than the state’s larger resort properties. Three Rivers, Plateau Travel Plaza, and Ko-Kwel Casino operate under federal tribal gaming regulations and primarily feature Class II gaming, including electronic bingo-based slot machines and limited table-style offerings.

While they do not offer the expansive hotel resorts or full Las Vegas–style gaming floors found at larger destinations like Spirit Mountain or Seven Feathers, each property serves as an important economic contributor to their respective tribe and provides convenient regional gaming options to state residents and visitors.

Ko-Kwel Casino Resort – (Medford & Coos Bay)

Ko-Kwel Casino Resort (formerly The Mill Casino in Coos Bay and a new Medford location) features Class II slot gaming with several hundred machines at its Medford site and expanded waterfront gaming in Coos Bay.

While traditional table games are not currently offered at the Medford location, guests can enjoy an energetic slot floor alongside a resort hotel, dining options, golf, and entertainment amenities tailored to visitors.

Slots: 400+ (Medford)
Table Games: ❌ (Medford)
Poker Room: ❌
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: Yes (hotel onsite)

Plateau Travel Plaza – (Warm Springs)

Plateau Travel Plaza is a tribally owned gaming and travel center operated by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, located along U.S. Highway 26 in Central Oregon. Connected to Indian Head Casino operations, the facility offers a convenient stop for travelers with fuel services, dining options, and a dedicated gaming area featuring slot-style machines. While smaller than full-scale resort casinos, Plateau Travel Plaza provides accessible gaming entertainment for locals and pass-through visitors.

Slots: 100+ (video slot-style machines)
Table Games: ❌
Poker Room: ❌
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: ❌

Three Rivers Casino & Hotel – (Coos Bay)

Three Rivers Casino & Hotel Coos Bay is a Southern Oregon coastal gaming property operated by the Coquille Indian Tribe. As a sister property to the flagship Florence location, the Coos Bay casino offers a modern gaming floor with a strong selection of slot machines and electronic gaming, along with dining amenities and a hotel for overnight guests.

Its convenient highway location makes it a popular regional destination for both local players and coastal travelers.

Slots: 250+
Table Games: ❌
Poker Room: ❌
Sportsbook: ❌
Rooms: ✓ (on-site hotel accommodations available)

Legal Gambling Age

Casino Gaming: 21 years old
Sports Betting: 21 years old
Lottery Games: 18 years old
Pari-mutuel Betting: 18 years old
Charitable Gaming & Bingo: 18 years old
Offshore Casinos & Sportsbooks: 18 years old

Oregon’s Biggest Casino Destination – Spirit Mountain Casino

Spirit Mountain Casino is the largest casino in the state and a premier gaming destination operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community. Sitting on a roughly 90,000-square-foot gaming floor near Grand Ronde in the Willamette Valley, the resort combines a comprehensive casino experience with hotel accommodations, multiple restaurants, live entertainment, and recreational amenities.

The casino offers nearly 2,000 slot machines, including classic reels, video poker, progressive jackpots, and themed games, as well as a wide variety of table games such as blackjack, roulette, craps, pai gow, and more. Guests can also enjoy a dedicated poker room, keno, and Oregon’s largest sportsbook.

With its full slate of gaming options, resort hotel rooms, and year-round entertainment programming, Spirit Mountain represents the most complete gaming and leisure destination in the state.

Casino Games

casino games icon Oregon’s local casinos are all tribally owned and feature class II and class III gaming options. Casino games commonly found at tribal casinos include:

Slot machines (reel, video, and progressive jackpots)
Video poker
Blackjack, Roulette, Craps
Baccarat (at select properties)
Three Card Poker / Ultimate Texas Hold’em / Pai Gow Poker
Keno
Bingo (at select properties)
In-person sportsbook wagering

While the state does not regulate real-money online casino platforms, players may encounter social or offshore online casino games, and statewide mobile sports betting is available through the Oregon Lottery.

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Casino Regulation and Oversight

Casino regulation in Oregon is governed by a combination of federal law and state–tribal agreements. Under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act* (IGRA), federally recognized tribes operate casinos on tribal lands through negotiated tribal–state compacts with the state.

Tribal/state compacts outline permitted gaming types (primarily Class II and Class III), regulatory standards, revenue sharing terms, and compliance requirements. Oversight is conducted collaboratively by tribal gaming commissions, the Oregon State Police Gaming Enforcement Division, and the Oregon Department of Justice.

The Beaver State does not permit commercial (non-tribal) casinos, meaning all full-service casino gaming in the state is tribally owned and regulated. In addition to tribal casinos, the Oregon Lottery* regulates lottery products, video lottery terminals (VLTs) in licensed retail establishments, and statewide sports betting.

FAQ's

Are drinks free at Oregon casinos?

Can you smoke inside Oregon casinos?

Do Oregon casinos have hotels on-site?

Are Oregon casinos open 24 hours?

Is there a dress code at Oregon casinos?

Do Oregon tribal casinos offer bonuses?

Yes, OR tribal casinos typically offer promotional incentives and rewards programs, though they’re structured differently than online casino bonuses.

Instead of online-style signup bonuses or deposit matches, in-person casinos use player loyalty clubs and promotional offers to reward patrons. These may include free play credits, match play vouchers, food and beverage discounts, hotel package deals, event tickets, and entry into drawings or slot tournaments.