Chewelah Casino · Chewelah

Year Opened

2008

Hours

Sun–Thu opens 8 AM (verify weekend hours)

Age Restriction

21+

Property Type

Tribal

Regulator

Washington State Gambling Commission

Owner

Spokane Tribe of Indians

Slot Machines

425

Table Games

6

About Chewelah Casino

Chewelah Casino opened in 2008 at 2555 Smith Road in Chewelah, Washington, in Stevens County roughly 45 minutes north of Spokane along US-395. The property is owned and operated by the Spokane Tribe of Indians and sits on tribal land. The Washington State Gambling Commission acts as the regulator of record. The minimum gambling age is 21, higher than the 18-plus standard at most Washington tribal casinos and consistent with the property’s smoke-free-area programming and Sun Club marketing.

The casino is one of two Spokane Tribe gaming venues in Washington — the larger Spokane Tribe Casino in Airway Heights covers the Spokane metro, while Chewelah serves Stevens County, the upper Colville Valley, and visitors heading north toward the Canadian border at Frontier. For visitors comparing regional venues, the Chewelah casinos, Washington casinos, and tribal casinos directories are useful starting points.

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Games on the Floor

The 425-machine slot floor anchors the gaming offer at Chewelah Casino, with the 6-table pit covering Blackjack, Spanish 21, and Video Poker. Electronic Keno fills out the non-table option. The room does not run a live poker spread; Spanish 21 is the closest thing to a poker-style variant on the floor. For blackjack players coming from Spokane, the table minimums tend to sit friendlier on weekday afternoons than the larger Airway Heights floors.

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The northern Spokane Tribe room

Chewelah Casino works as the northern half of the Spokane Tribe's gaming program: smaller, quieter, with a 21-plus floor and a steadier weekday rhythm than the Airway Heights flagship. The 425-machine floor and 6-table pit are sized for Stevens County and US-395 corridor traffic rather than weekend destination crowds. Treat the larger Spokane Tribe Casino in Airway Heights as the metro option and Chewelah as the local-friendly stop on the way north.

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Rachel Mendoza

Editor, California Cardrooms

Amenities

Amenities are deliberately compact at Chewelah Casino. The property runs an on-site restaurant and free self-parking, with smoke-free programming and ADA-accessible amenities noted in the directory data. Detected feature data points to a hotel adjacency and an RV park in the property’s broader campus, along with golf and concert programming tied to the Spokane Tribe’s wider hospitality footprint. Verify current amenity availability through the property’s promotions and events page.

Sun Club and Promotions

Sun Club is the property’s loyalty program, with One Club-style club-rewards language across drawings, slot tournaments, and seasonal free-play multipliers. The promotions calendar drives a portion of weekly traffic, and the property maintains active social presences on Facebook and Instagram for event announcements.

Location and Regulation

The casino sits at GPS 48.238, -117.712 on Smith Road just outside the town of Chewelah, an easy stop off US-395 between Spokane and Colville. Phones at (800) 322-2788, (509) 936-9366, and (833) 632-0342 reach the property’s reservations and player services lines. The Washington State Gambling Commission is the regulator of record, and the property operates under the Spokane Tribe’s compact with the State of Washington.