Ojibwa Baraga Casino

Ojibwa Baraga Casino finds its home in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, specifically within the Keweenaw region. This gaming establishment boasts a 40-room hotel, ensuring a 100% smoke-free environment, and provides amenities like complimentary wireless internet. Visitors can enjoy the casino bar, a restaurant, and a sports bar & grill featuring a dance floor, in addition to entertainment options including bowling lanes and a pool table. The location also offers special event facilities, an RV Park, alongside an indoor pool complete with a whirlpool and sauna for guests’ relaxation.

Covering 17,000 square feet, the casino’s gaming area is spread across three distinct sections, offering approximately 300 slot machines. These include video poker, video reel, progressive options, and a variety of denominations. Additionally, patrons will discover eight gaming tables—subject to demand—featuring games such as blackjack, pitch, roulette, craps, and Let it Ride.

Situated on reservation land in Baraga County, Ojibwa Baraga Casino is owned and managed by the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC). The tribe also oversees the Ojibwa Casino Marquette in Chocolay Township, located within Marquette County. The two venues are separated by roughly a 90-minute drive and are both currently undergoing expansion and renovation efforts.