Find Your Favourite Wisconsin Casino Resorts 2026

Wisconsin is known mostly for its natural beauty, cold winters, beer and of course, cheese, but it’s not really known for its casinos.

That’s probably because Wisconsin does not allow commercial casinos in state. However, there is an abundance of tribal casinos in Wisconsin, some of which are just as good, if not better than many commercial casinos elsewhere.

So, let’s take a look at where you can gamble in the Badger State. 

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Wisconsin Land-Based Casino Operators

There are around 26 land-based tribal casinos in Wisconsin owned by 11 tribes. Some of the key casino-owning tribes in Wisconsin are:

• Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin – Operate seven Ho-Chunk branded casinos across the state 
• Forest County Potawatomi Community– Operate Potawatomi Casino Hotel
• St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin – Operate three St. Croix branded casinos in Wisconsin
• Stockbridge-Munsee Community – Own the North Star Mohican Casino Resort in Bowler
• Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin – Operate four casinos in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Casino Resorts 

So, what can you expect from these Wisconsin casinos? Here’s a look at three of the biggest. 

• Potawatomi Casino Hotel – Located in Milwaukee, this property is a mega-casino resort by any standards and is Wisconsin’s biggest casino. The resort features a 500-room hotel, six restaurants, three live music venues and a Las Vegas-style sportsbook with a 2,000-square-foot video wall. The casino has over 3,000 slot machines, 100 live table games, a 20-table poker room and a 640-seat bingo hall.
• Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells – The largest casino owned by the Ho-Chunk Nation, the Wisconsin Dells location has a 300 room hotel, indoor pool, hot tub and sauna, fitness center, large event space with live concerts and six restaurants. The casino offers over 2,000 slots, 48 live table games, a bingo hall and a poker room.
• North Star Mohican Casino Resort – Located in Bowler, this resort has a 118-room hotel, fitness center, four restaurants, two bars and a live music venue with headline acts. The casino has 1080 slots, 18 live table games, and a bingo hall.

More Than Gambling

Wisconsin has so much more to explore than just the casinos, here are some of the highlights:

• Natural Wonders – Go exploring the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore with its dramatic cliffs and caves or enjoy hiking or swimming at Devil's Lake State Park.

Visit the Cave of the Mounds or you can hike, bike or canoe the Kettle Moraine State Park known for its glacial features. In the winter you can tour ice caves and go snowmobiling, and cross country skiing. 

• Fun Days Out – If you love a water park then Wisconsin Dells is the place for you with Noah’s Ark and Mt. Olympus, or if prefer staying dry, then try Bay Beach Amusement Park. If you’re more of an animal lover then visit the NEW Zoo or Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. Sports fans might enjoy a Green Bay Packers NFL game with a stop off at Lambeau Field.
• Places of Interest – Petrol heads will enjoy the Harley-Davidson Museum while art lovers will love Milwaukee Art Museum. Other quirky stops include Mars Cheese Castle, House on the Rock, The World's Largest Six Pack and Dr. Evermor’s Forevertron
• Food and Drink – Cheese and beer are both big business in Wisconsin. You can take a lakefront brewery tour in Milwaukee or visit the Saturday Dane County Farmers' Market in Madison which is considered one of the best in the country. Try some local cheese curds or have a classic Wisconsin supper club with a brandy old fashioned and a traditional Friday fish fry.

Important Considerations

The legal age for casino gambling in Wisconsin is 21 years or above. It’s always a good idea to take along photographic ID as proof of age.