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Guests of Eagle Mountain Casino have won some of the largest jackpots in the Central valley – and you could be next! With a wide selection of slots and table games, there is something for everyone.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Are you open? Yes, we’re open. What is your new address? Can you smoke in the casino? Are there any buses running from Bakersfield?
Looking for a thrilling gaming experience? Look no further! Our Casino boasts over 1,750 new and classic slot machines, along with 20 tables games. With so many options, you are sure to find something fun and different to play every time you visit us.
In less than 90 days, lucky guests have been winning record-breaking amounts of jackpots totaling $22.5 million and close to 10,000 Jackpots through the month of June at the new location off Highway 65 next to the fairgrounds in Porterville.
From live game shows to the best in comedy shows, and top music artists in country, Spanish, and classic R&B, you will not want to miss out on the fun and excitement. So what are you waiting for? Come on down to Eagle Mountain Casino and experience the best entertainment!
Local Accommodations - Eagle Mountain Casino. As “The People’s Casino”, our goal is to provide everything you’ll need to make your visit with us fun and convenient. Soon you will be able to enjoy a relaxing experience at our hotel after a night of excitement on the casino floor!
If you have questions for Eagle Mountain Casino, please call 1-800-903-3353 or fill out the form below and… We are here to answer your questions and help in anyway we can. COME SEE US!
The New Property Relocation for Eagle Mountain Casino, designed by HBG, was named one of the Top Tribal Projects for 2022. The maturation of tribal gaming means constant change. Sometimes it’s a move of location; other times, it’s enhancing what you already have.
On January 9, 2023, the Tule River Tribe celebrated 150 years. After being uprooted twice, once from Sebastian Reservation right below Bakersfield, and then from Madden Farm in East Porterville, the tribe found a home here on the Tule River Reservation.