Quinault Beach Resort and Casino · Ocean Shores

Year Opened

2001

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

18+

Property Type

Tribal Beach Resort Casino

Regulator

Washington State Gambling Commission

Owner

Quinault Indian Nation

Gaming Machines

500

Table Games

11

Poker Tables

4

About Quinault Beach Resort and Casino

Quinault Beach Resort and Casino sits at 78 WA-115 in Ocean Shores, Washington, on the Pacific coast roughly two and a half hours southwest of Seattle. The property opened in 2001 and is owned by the Quinault Indian Nation, with the casino directory carrying a formerly-known-as note (“Quinault Tribe of the Quinault Reservation”) that reflects earlier naming around the nation’s gaming program. The resort operates 24 hours a day under the Washington State Gambling Commission, with a minimum age of 18.

The directory snapshot lists 500 gaming machines, 11 table games, and a 4-table poker room, plus a deep resort layer that includes a spa, pool, gym, nightclub, concert programming, buffet, RV park, meeting space, wedding services, and on-site shopping. The combination of a Pacific-coast beach setting and a full resort makes it one of the few destination-grade tribal casinos in coastal Washington.

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Games on the Floor

Poker Room

The 4-table poker room runs Washington’s standard regulated formats: No Limit Hold’em and Spread Limit Hold’em. The room is small but consistent and serves as the practical poker option for Grays Harbor County and coastal-Washington visitors. Beach-resort weekends typically push a fuller list on Friday and Saturday nights, often tied to the property’s concert calendar.

Resort, Spa and Concerts

The resort layer at Quinault Beach is one of the broadest in the Washington tribal-casino directory: spa, pool, gym, nightclub, concert programming, buffet, RV park, meeting space, wedding services, and on-site shopping all appear in the detected amenity scan. The property markets itself as a destination resort for Pacific-coast getaways, with on-site lodging built into the booking model.

★ Editor recommendation

The Pacific-coast weekend tribal resort, full stop

Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is the destination-grade tribal property on the Washington coast. The gaming floor (500 slots, 11 tables, 4 poker tables) is right-sized for a beach-resort visit rather than a gaming-first weekend, and the resort layer (spa, pool, gym, concerts, nightclub, RV park, wedding programming) is genuinely deep. For Seattle visitors who want a different rhythm from the I-5 corridor resorts, this is the room that gets the booking.

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Marcus Holloway

Editor, Tribal Gaming

Loyalty and Promotions

The property runs a points-and-free-play loyalty program. The directory’s name-guess scrape reads as “MORE INFO Club,” which is almost certainly a scrape artifact rather than the actual brand. Treat the loyalty layer as a standard tier-based players club and confirm naming on the property’s official enrollment page.

How Quinault Beach Compares

Location and Regulation

The resort is at 78 WA-115 in Ocean Shores, with property contact at 888-461-2214. Quinault Indian Nation operates the casino under a tribal-state compact with Washington, with the Washington State Gambling Commission as state regulator of record. Sportsbook activity in Washington is restricted to tribal retail under current state law. The property maintains active Facebook and X (Twitter) channels for promotions and concert announcements.