Menominee Casino Resort · Keshena

Year Opened

1987

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21+

Property Type

Tribal Casino & Resort

Regulator

Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Gaming

Owner

Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

Slot Machines

850

Table Games

12

About Menominee Casino Resort

Menominee Casino Resort opened in 1987 at N277 WI-47 in Keshena, Wisconsin, set within the woodlands of the Menominee Indian Reservation in the northeastern part of the state. The property is owned and operated by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, with gaming regulated by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Gaming under the tribal-state compact. The minimum gambling age is 21, the floor runs 24/7, and the property carries dual classification as both a casino and a resort.

Among Wisconsin’s tribal properties, Menominee sits in a useful middle position: 850 slot machines and 12 table games make it considerably deeper than most reservation gaming halls, while the attached hotel, spa, fitness center, and full-service dining take it past the casino-only profile of properties such as nearby Mole Lake Casino & Lodge. The setting in the Northeastern Wisconsin woodlands gives the property a genuine destination feel that most urban tribal casinos cannot replicate.

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Games on the Floor

The 12-table pit at Menominee Casino Resort spreads the full standard banking-game set plus a carnival rotation: blackjack, American roulette, craps, 3 Card Poker, Let It Ride, Mississippi Stud, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. The slot floor carries 850 machines, with bingo running on a published schedule in a dedicated room. There is no live poker room on this property, so players looking for tournament action need to look toward Oneida Bingo Casino or Potawatomi for that side of the game.

Hotel, Spa, and Amenities

The resort classification at Menominee Casino Resort is earned rather than nominal. The property runs an on-site hotel, a spa, a fitness center, a cafe and a full restaurant, banquet space, retail shops, and RV parking, with self-parking included free of charge. The setting in the Menominee woodlands gives the spa and resort components a destination feel that does not translate at flat-lot urban casinos. The combined positioning makes the property a credible weekend destination for visitors from the Green Bay, Appleton, and Wausau corridors, all within a 90-minute drive.

★ Editor take

A genuine resort experience inside a small tribal floor

Menominee Casino Resort is one of the few Wisconsin tribal properties that delivers on the resort half of its name. The 850-machine floor and 12-table pit are not large by Milwaukee or Wisconsin Dells standards, but the spa, hotel, fitness center, and woodland setting put the property into destination-weekend territory rather than day-trip territory. Players who want tournament poker should look elsewhere; players who want a quiet, scenic, low-pressure gambling weekend with a real spa attached are in the right place.

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Loyalty and Promotions

The Menominee Casino Resort Players Club operates the slots, bingo, and table-games loyalty program. Sign-up is at the floor desk and earns points across all gaming activities, with promotional pages and events pages maintained on the property site. The promotions calendar layers seasonal cash drawings, slot tournaments, and bingo specials alongside hotel-and-play package offers.

Location and Regulation

The casino sits at N277 WI-47 in Keshena, set inside the Menominee Indian Reservation in northeastern Wisconsin. The drive runs about 45 minutes northwest of Green Bay, an hour from Appleton, and about 90 minutes from Wausau. Reach the property at (800) 343-7778 or by email at inquiries@menomineecasinoresort.com. The Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Gaming licenses the operation under the Menominee-Wisconsin compact, with sportsbook activity legal under the tribal framework.