Idaho casinosINDIAN CASINOS IN IDAHO

All Idaho casinos are affiliated with Native American tribes. There are currently seven Idaho Indian casinos which all offer electronic pull-tab machines and other video games. There are no Idaho casinos that offer live table games, only electronic versions of games such as: craps, baccarat, blackjack, and roulette. Some Idaho casinos also offer off-track betting, bingo, and poker.

Shown below is a list of all casinos in Idaho. Click on a casino name to see a page of detailed information about that particular casino.

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Slot Machine Payback Percentages at Idaho Indian Casinos

Idaho does not require its Native American casinos to provide minimum slot machine payback percentages to the public, nor do they make any information available on what the machines actually pay back to the public.

Unlike the casinos in Idaho, in many U.S. states the slot machine payback statistics for that particular state’s casinos are released as a matter of public record. Just click here to see a list of slot machine payback statistics for casinos in all U.S. states.

Idaho Casinos Details

There are no casinos in the capital city of Boise, Idaho, nor in the major metropolitan city of Idaho Falls. Casinos in Idaho are typically in somewhat remote areas, though there are three Idaho casinos within a 60-mile drive south of Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Out of the seven casinos in Idaho, here are four casinos in Idaho that offer hotel lodging along with gambling. In Worley, Idaho, the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort is the largest casino in Idaho. It offers a 300-room hotel, seven restaurants, an 18-hole golf course, a spa, and a sprawling 100,000 square-foot casino.

The second largest casino in Idaho, Fort Hall Casino, is located in the southeast corner of the state, about 50 miles south of Idaho Falls. They offer a 156-room hotel, four restaurants, a casino with more then 900 video gaming machines, and five nights a week (Wednesday through Saturday) they host bingo.

All Idaho casinos are open 24 hours and the minimum gambling age at all casinos is 18. However, Clearwater casino is the one exception; their minimum gambling age is 21.

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN IDAHO

Idaho is among the top culturally inspiring states that you can explore in the U.S. because it combines outdoor recreation areas, mountain landscapes, along with friendly communities. You will be awed by the diverse landscapes – from the glacial lakes in the panhandle to the lunar-like landscapes on the southern border. The state is a great place to go if you are an outdoor enthusiast, or nature lover, and some of the best things to do in Idaho are listed below.

Sun Valley Resort

This resort in southern Idaho attracts skiing enthusiasts from all over the world with its stunning winter sports facilities. The highlight of the resort is Bald and Dollar Mountain which offers downhill skiing for all levels of ability. The resort is equipped with 13 chairlifts which service 2,000 acres of skiable terrain. The resort also features a Nordic Center for cross-country skiers and snowshoers. Another popular activity is Heli-Skiing, which is downhill skiing or snowboarding, where instead of a ski lift, a helicopter is used to reach your starting point. If you happen to be here during the summer months, the resort offers many activities for hikers, mountain bikers, and other outdoor activity lovers.

The closest casino to this attraction is Sage Hill Travel Center & Casino.

Sawtooth National Recreation Area

This area comprises of 756,000 wildland acres in Sawtooth National Forest of central Idaho. There are 700 miles of hiking and equestrian trails, 40 peaks that are more than 10,000 feet high, and lots of alpine lakes to explore. The area also features about 50 established campgrounds where you can stay if you want to go camping with the family. Some other top activities to try here are fishing and mountain biking during the summer months while cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are popular during the winter months.

The closest casino to this attraction is Sage Hill Travel Center & Casino.

Hell Canyon National Recreation Area

This canyon can be found within the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest in northern Idaho and it is the deepest river gorge in North American. The canyon was carved out by the wild and scenic Snake River which spans 95 miles along the border of Washington and Oregon. The best ways to explore the Hell canyon include: hiking and horseback trails, rafting down the white-water rapids, and staying in the developed or primitive campgrounds. You can also come here during the winter months if you enjoy skiing and snowmobiling.

The closest casino to this attraction is It’Se-Ye-Ye Casino.

Shoshone Falls

These falls are also called the Niagara of the West and can be found on the northeastern edge of the city of Twin Falls. The falls are 212-foot-tall and were created by the turbulent forces of the Snake River. The waterfalls flow year-round and are at their peak between April and July. You can also explore the surrounding areas which include the adjacent Dierks Lake which is filled with swimming spots, hiking trails, and scenic overlooks. Picnicking areas are also popular and provide stunning views of the falls.

The closest casino to this attraction is Bannock Peak Casino.

City of Rocks National Reserve

This is a famous attraction among climbing enthusiasts. Located in southern Idaho, it is also known as the City of Rocks. The pioneers along the historic California Trail noticed this magnificent feature and the Shoshone, historically made camp among the huge spires and boulders. The city of rocks is a popular place to go for hikers, birders, mountain bikers, and photographers. The attraction also features a campground for tourists with 64 camp sites.

The closest casino to this attraction is Bannock Peak Casino.

Craters of the Moon National Monument

This is a lunar-like landscape that was created by volcanic eruptions between 15,000 and 20,000 years ago. The crater is located in southeastern Idaho and you can explore the region of lava flows on the sign-posted circular routes. The area is still geologically active and features five caves you can explore, but before you can explore this area, there is a need for permits which you can easily obtain at the Monument entrance station.

The closest casino to this attraction is Sage Hill Travel Center & Casino.

Thousand Springs

This is a large area of land surrounded by the clearest, cleanest rivers and springs that you will ever see. Some of the best activities here are to hike through the Hardy Box Canyon Springs Nature Preserve or you can try your hand at stand-up paddle boarding or canoeing along the rivers.

The closest casino to this attraction is Bannock Peak Casino.

How many casinos are in Idaho?

There are currently 7 casinos located in Idaho. There are currently 7 casinos located in Idaho. • Bannock Peak Casino • Clearwater River Casino and Lodge • Coeur D’Alene Casino Resort Hotel • Fort Hall Casino • It’Se-Ye-Ye Casino • Kootenai River Inn Casino and Spa • Sage Hill Casino

What is the gambling age in Idaho?

In Idaho, the minimum gambling age at all casinos is 18. However, Clearwater casino is the one exception; their minimum gambling age is 21.