Casinos in Pawnee, Oklahoma
The historic lands of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma were in Kansas and Nebraska; however, when the tribe was forcibly relocated to what was then Indian Territory, it gave its name to the town that is now its headquarters and has since opened two casinos. While you are in town, you can check out the museums and cultural events such as the annual rodeo. Cartoonist Chester Gould was born here, so there are lots of Dick Tracy tributes.
Best Pawnee Casinos
Pawnee, Oklahoma casinos by the numbers
Oklahoma is very much a state of tribal casinos, with both sites in Pawnee run by the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma. StoneWolf Casino is the bigger option, with 10,000 square feet of space and a restaurant. It is open 24/7 at the weekend and closes at 2am during the week. Trading Post Casino is smaller, at 3,500 feet, but still offers food and fun.
Casino games available in Pawnee, Oklahoma
Both Pawnee casinos are focused on slot machines and are not places for table games. StoneWolf has more than 300 slots, with a few more on its travel plaza next to the gas station and pizza place. Trading Post Casino has closer to 50 machines for slots and video poker.
