Tesuque Pueblo Casino

Tesuque Casino, owned by the Native American tribe from northern New Mexico’s Tesuque Pueblo, is conveniently positioned next to the Santa Fe Opera, just off U.S. 84/285, north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. This modern 72,000 square foot establishment replaces the former 50,000 square foot Camel Rock Casino, which had been in operation since September 1995.

Featuring over 800 electronic gaming machines, including more than 400 devices transferred from Camel Rock Casino, the gaming floor offers ample choices for enthusiasts. Additionally, patrons can enjoy an array of 10 live table games, providing options such as Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Pai Gow Poker, Mini Baccarat, and Heads Up Texas Hold’em.

Tesuque Casino presents a range of monthly promotions and discounts. By joining the Players Club, members gain access to benefits like email rewards, exclusive VIP event invitations, loyalty gift invitations, and a 10-25% cash discount at food outlets and gift shops, among other perks.

The Cottonwood Kitchen invites visitors to savour a meal or drink, featuring a distinct bar and lounge area overlooking the casino floor and a 75-seat outdoor patio. For a quicker option, guests can stop by Grab & Go for a snack.

Plans include the addition of a hotel on the land west of the casino. Temporarily, the main entrance is situated on the building’s southeast side, with plans to relocate it to the northeast once the hotel is complete.