Jackpot Junction is the Lower Sioux Indian Community's casino at Morton, on the southern bank of the Minnesota River in Redwood County. It opened in 1984 and rates 3.9 from more than 4,500 Google reviewers.
It is the largest gaming property in south-western Minnesota by a wide margin, and the only one in the region with a golf course attached.
What's on the floor
1,250 video slot machines with denominations from a cent up to $25, plus table games including blackjack and High Card Flush.
The bingo hall seats 250 and runs both regular and matinee sessions. Twice a year it hosts $70,000 bingo events, which draw players from across the state and well beyond the property's usual catchment — worth checking the calendar if bingo is your game.
Check the venue's site for the current table schedule before planning around a specific game; a floor this size does not run every table on every shift.
The mix leans further towards machines than most Minnesota tribal floors of comparable size, which is consistent with the property serving a wide rural catchment rather than a metro crowd.
Dacotah Ridge Golf Club
The golf course opened in 2000 and is the property's strongest non-gaming asset. It is a full championship layout rather than a resort nine, set in the Minnesota River valley, and it is the reason a good share of summer guests book the hotel.
The Wabasha Creek Restaurant sits at the course.
Hotel, RV park and dining
The hotel runs 379 rooms, which makes it one of the larger casino hotels in Minnesota, alongside a 40-space RV park.
Dining covers four outlets: the Dacotah Restaurant, a 276-seat full-service room; the Seasons Buffet; the 2Go Food Kiosk; and Wabasha Creek out at the golf course.
Tips before you go
The casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Minnesota tribal casinos generally admit players from 18, though individual properties set their own rules and areas serving alcohol are often 21-plus. Confirm with the venue before travelling.
The property sits on the Lower Sioux reservation, and the Community has operated it continuously since 1984 — one of the longest-running tribal gaming operations in Minnesota.
Morton is roughly two hours west of the Twin Cities, which puts it beyond comfortable day-trip range — plan on staying. Summer is the busy season because of the golf; book both the room and the tee time together.
Nearby alternatives
North-west, Prairie's Edge Casino Resort at Granite Falls is the nearest alternative in the Minnesota River valley. East, Mystic Lake Casino Hotel at Prior Lake is the largest property in the state. South-east, Treasure Island Resort & Casino at Welch has 788 rooms and an indoor waterpark.
For the full picture, see all Minnesota in-person casinos.
FAQ
What are Jackpot Junction's hours?
The casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. The golf course, bingo hall and restaurants keep their own schedules.
How old do you have to be to gamble at Jackpot Junction?
Minnesota tribal casinos generally admit players from 18, though individual properties set their own rules and areas serving alcohol are often 21-plus. Confirm with the venue before travelling.
What games are available at Jackpot Junction?
1,250 video slot machines from a cent to $25, table games including blackjack and High Card Flush, and a 250-seat bingo hall with regular and matinee sessions.
Does Jackpot Junction have a golf course?
Yes — Dacotah Ridge Golf Club, a championship layout that opened in 2000 in the Minnesota River valley, with the Wabasha Creek Restaurant on site.
Does Jackpot Junction have a hotel?
Yes — 379 rooms, plus a 40-space RV park.
How far is Jackpot Junction from Minneapolis?
About two hours west, at Morton in Redwood County.
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Updated August 2026 · Details verified against Minnesota Indian Gaming Association records and the venue's official site. Hours and offerings change — confirm before you go.
