Wildhorse

Wildhorse Resort and Casino
72777 Hay. 331
Pendleton Oregon
800-654-WILD (9453)
info@wildhorseresort.com

Oregon’s Wildhorse Resort and Casino opened its doors in 1995 and is owned and operated by the Confederate Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. It is located on the Umatilla Indian Reservation, just five miles east of Pendleton. Whether you are looking for a night of gambling, a vacation with the family, a boy’s golf weekend or to learn more about the traditions of the Walla Walla, Cayuse and Umatilla tribes, you are sure to find it at Wildhorse Resort and Casino.

Regardless of what game meets your fancy or what stakes you are looking to play, you will most likely find it at the Wildhorse Casino. There are the ever popular slots with more than 800 slot machines available including more than 120 in their non smoking area.

If you prefer table games such as Craps, Roulette or Blackjack, you will be pleased to hear that the Wildhorse Casino offers American Roulette, Double Deck Blackjack and Craps at low to middle stakes. You will also find a comfy Keno lounge where you can sit back, relax and pick some numbers, or you could always grab your Bingo daubers and come on down to the Wildhorse Bingo hall Tuesday thru Friday and have a chance to yell out Bingo!

If none of that is the kind of gambling you are looking for, perhaps you would like to check out the Wildhorse Casino’s poker room where you will find scheduled tournaments weekly with special monthly tournaments as well as daily ring games. But to earn the Wildhorse Resort and Casino another gold star, they are also the host of two of the most famous poker tournaments; The Spring Poker Round-Up and the Fall Poker Round-Up.

Games are not all Wildhorse has to offer, there is much more fun in store for you! You will feel like you have entered paradise when you walk into one of Wildhorse Resort’s 100 luxurious rooms and suites. You will find tons of fun things to do outside of going to the casino such as their huge indoor swimming pool and hot tub.

If you want an outdoor experience, you can bring your tent or RV, or rent one of their tipi’s and enjoy a night under the stars. Their RV Park is located between the casino and golf course and offers 100 RV spaces as well as many ti pi and tent spaces. The RV Park also features a heated outdoor pool and hot tub as well as restrooms, showers and coin operated laundry facilities.

There’s no way you can go hungry while staying at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino. Whatever you are looking for, you will find it there. From fine dining at the Plateau where you will find some great food and wine native to the Northwest to their 24 hour Hot Rock Café where you can get breakfast from 2 to 10:30 am and all around the clock you can get just what you are craving. If you are out and about either playing golf or at the museum and your stomach starts to growl, no worries, you can visit the Club House Grill located on the 18th hole, or the Kinship Café located inside the Wildhorse museum. If you need to unwind and are just looking for a night cap, you can get that and something light to eat while lounging around Wildhorse Player’s Lounge’s 360 degree fireplace.

After you wake up from a long night of fun, you might need a little something extra to get your motor running, but don’t worry, Wildhorse has you covered with their Wild Roast Espresso bar where you can’t get some great tasting Northwest flavor to start your day right. But what would a casino be without a great buffet? Wildhorse’s Traditions Buffet boasts good comfort food with weekend brunch as well as their seafood Thursdays, with all they have to offer, the entire family is bound to find something that will put a smile on their face.

At Wildhorse, they are all about family, so they couldn’t have forgotten about the kids! They want to make sure the kids have as great of a time as the adults so they not only have an arcade that is open 365 days a year until midnight but they also have a Child Entertainment Center where kids 3 to 13 can play in the inside jungle gym, or play the latest X-box 360 and Wii video games.

There is more to the Wildhorse Resort and Casino than water and games. They also offer a 45,000 square foot museum filled with the past, present and future traditions of the Walla Walla, Cayuse and Umatilla tribes. Inside you will also discover a museum gift shop, a café as well as meeting facilities for its guests.

Don’t worry if you forgot to bring something, the Wildhorse Gift shop has it all from a snack to a toothbrush to Wildhorse apparel, and you will find it here. You can also find all of your golfing gear and gadgets at the Wildhorse Pro Shop located right on their golf course. Or if you are looking for keepsakes or souvenirs, you can check out the museum gift shop where you will find art from more than 60 local artists.

Famous golf architect John Steidel really outdid himself when he created the 18 hole golf course resting in Oregon’s beautiful Blue Mountains foothills. With crystal blue lakes, a driving range, practice green, the Club House Grill, 18 holes and a great Pro shop, you will think you have died and gone to Golf heaven!

If you are looking for somewhere to meet with colleagues, Wildhorse has you covered with more than 15,000 square feet of meeting space spread out inside their cultural institute and their newly added conference center. They also provide AV equipment as well as professional meeting coordination and catering if needed.

Whether it’s culture, adventure, relaxation or that awesome win on the felts that drives you, the Wildhorse Casino in scenic Pendleton, Oregon won’t disappoint. Well, you might not hit the jackpot, but every opportunity is afforded.

A charming drive down Highway 331 will land you squarely in the picturesque surroundings of Wildhorse Casino.

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