Fort McDowell Casinos
Arizona signed compacts between the state and Native American tribes in 1992 and 22 federally recognised tribes have since signed up. This has led to well-regulated gaming in the state which players can have confidence in.
Casinos in Fort McDowell, Arizona
The Fort McDowell Casino opened its doors in 1984 as a bingo hall, but visitors to this small town in Maricopa County will find a top-class casino offering everything a player could wish for.
Fort McDowell, Arizona Casinos by the Numbers
In Fort McDowell, Arizona there is just one casino, the We-Ko-Pa Casino and resort. It is operated by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation under the terms of the compact. It opened on October 29, 2020 and boasts a 166,341 sq. feet new gaming floor with almost 900 slots and 16 table games alongside a 750-seat bingo hall.
The property has a 246-room hotel with an additional 24 suites, a conference center, and the tribe also operate two nearby golf courses for downtime away from the gaming.
Casino Games Available in Fort McDowell, Arizona
Expect to find blackjack, poker games such as Ultimate Texas Hold’Em and 3 Card Poker, or try your luck on the roulette table or at craps.
