Seven Clans Casino Warroad sits on a 165-acre site on the banks of Lake of the Woods, near the Warroad River in Minnesota's far north. It rates 3.9 from around 700 Google reviewers.
It is one of three casinos run by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, and it is the one people travel for — because of where it is rather than what is on the floor.
What's on the floor
A 13,608-square-foot casino with more than 470 slot machines, four blackjack tables and two poker tables.
Denominations run from pennies to dollars, with video poker and video keno at nickel, dime, quarter and dollar levels. Published machine counts vary between sources, so treat the figure as approximate.
Six tables total is a very small pit, and with two poker tables the games run on a schedule rather than continuously. Check the venue's site before planning around either.
The hotel is the reason to come
The on-site hotel runs 60 rooms, and they are all suites — every one facing the lake with its own balcony.
That is a genuinely unusual proposition. Lake of the Woods is one of the great freshwater lakes of North America, straddling the Canadian border, and a balcony suite over it for casino-hotel prices is the property's real offer. There is 24-hour fitness and a spa and jacuzzi.
The Lakeview Restaurant sits right on the water and is built for families rather than only for players.
For busy weekends the property also runs Play and Stay packages with a motel in Warroad itself.
Tips before you go
The casino is open 24 hours, seven days a week.
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.
Warroad is close to the Canadian border and a long way from anywhere else — this is a destination trip, not a detour. Summer fishing and winter ice fishing are the two seasons, and the sixty suites book out for both. Reserve well ahead.
Nearby alternatives
The Red Lake Band runs two other properties. South, Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls has an indoor waterpark; south-east, Seven Clans Casino Red Lake serves the Red Lake reservation. Further south, Shooting Star Casino at Mahnomen is the White Earth Nation's 386-room resort.
For the full picture, see all Minnesota in-person casinos.
FAQ
What are Seven Clans Casino Warroad's hours?
The casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The restaurant and hotel amenities keep their own hours.
How old do you have to be to gamble at Seven Clans Casino Warroad?
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 Seven Clans Casino Warroad?
More than 470 slot machines across a 13,608-square-foot floor, four blackjack tables and two poker tables, plus video poker and video keno. Table and poker games run on a schedule rather than continuously.
Does Seven Clans Casino Warroad have a hotel?
Yes — 60 rooms, all suites, each facing Lake of the Woods with its own balcony, plus 24-hour fitness and a spa and jacuzzi.
Where is Seven Clans Casino Warroad?
On a 165-acre site on Lake of the Woods near the Warroad River, in Minnesota's far north close to the Canadian border.
How many casinos do the Seven Clans operate?
Three, all run by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians: Warroad, Thief River Falls and Red Lake.
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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.
