Minnesota Tribal Casinos: The Complete List [2026 Guide]

This page lists every tribal casino currently operating in Minnesota — 19 venues in all — using Google Places data pulled for each property as of September 2026. Minnesota's online sweepstakes-casino market has spent 2026 tangled up in the SF4474 debate at the State Capitol, which is part of why so much of the state's gambling audience keeps its attention on the physical floor. The 19 casinos below don't depend on any bill's outcome. Every rating, review count, city, and set of posted hours comes straight from each venue's Google Business profile — nothing here is estimated, and we note it plainly when a data point isn't available.

Casinos below are grouped by region, then sorted by Google review count within each group. Nine of the 19 have a full property page on this site, linked where available; the rest are listed with their Places data only.

Twin Cities & Southeast

This is the state's highest-traffic gaming corridor — three tribal casinos within roughly an hour of the metro.

Northeast Minnesota

Central Minnesota

North Central Minnesota

Northwest Minnesota

Five properties, including three Seven Clans locations under one ownership group.

Southwest Minnesota

The Statewide Picture

Add up all 19 properties and Minnesota's tribal casinos carry a combined 103,000+ Google reviews, at an average rating of about 3.9 out of 5. Mystic Lake alone accounts for roughly 27% of that total review volume — by a wide margin the most-reviewed gaming floor in the state, with Treasure Island a distant second. Most venues run 24 hours a day, seven days a week; the exceptions above (Fond-du-Luth, Fortune Bay, Shooting Star Bagley, and Grand Portage, where Google doesn't list hours at all) are worth checking before a late-night visit.

Because each of these is a sovereign tribal property, house rules — including minimum age to play — are set by the tribe, not the state. Some floors allow 18-and-up, others require 21+ wherever alcohol is served. Always check the venue's posted age policy before you go; we haven't found a single statewide minimum that applies across all 19.

We haven't yet run our documented reviewer-test program (real accounts, real play, real redemptions) against any of these physical properties — that program today covers the online sweepstakes-casino operators tracked in our methodology. Consider the ratings and review counts above a starting point for comparison, not a verdict on game selection, payout speed at the cage, or amenities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tribal casinos are there in Minnesota?

Nineteen, based on the Google Places records for currently operating tribal gaming venues used to build this page as of September 2026.

Which Minnesota tribal casino has the most Google reviews?

Mystic Lake Casino Hotel in Prior Lake, with 27,359 reviews and a 4.1 rating — both the highest review count and one of the two highest ratings in the state.

Are Minnesota's tribal casinos open 24 hours a day?

Most are. Fifteen of the 19 list "Open 24 hours" every day on Google. Fond-du-Luth Casino, Fortune Bay Resort Casino, and Shooting Star Casino Bagley post more limited hours, and Grand Portage Lodge & Casino doesn't list hours on Google at all — confirm directly with the property before a late visit.

If you're weighing a trip against playing online, our best casinos in Minnesota guide and Minnesota sweepstakes casinos overview cover the sweepstakes-format side of the market, and how sweepstakes casinos work explains the Gold Coin/Sweeps Coin model if you're new to it. For how we source and verify data like the numbers on this page, see our methodology.