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County City Establishment Tribe Address Phone COUNTY CITY ESTABLISHMENT TRIBE ADDRESS PHONE Smoke-free Areas Amador Jackson Jackson Rancheria's Resort & Casino Jackson Rancheria Band of 1222 New York Ranch Rd 209-223-1677 Restaurant Me-Wuk Indians Portions of main gaming area Butte Oroville Feather Falls Casino Mooretown Rancheria 3 Alverda Drive 530-533-3885 Gambling-only in front of buffet & poker room All restaurants Butte Oroville Gold Country Casino Tyme Maidu Tribe Berry-Creek 4020 Olive Highway 530-538-4560 Entire 2nd floor with only restaurants Rancheria Except piano bar Colusa Colusa Colusa Casino & Bingo Colusa Indian Community 3770 Highway 45 530-458-8844 All restaurants Smoke-free hallway (30 slots) Contra Costa San Pablo San Pablo Lytton Casino Lytton Band 13255 San Pablo Avenue 510-215-7888 Restaurant has smoking/nonsmoking section Poker room, small slot area Del Norte Crescent City Elk Valley Casino Elk Valley Rancheria 2500 Howland Hill Road 707-464-1020 Bingo hall- have to walk through casino to get to the non-smoking room. Restaurant- no doors separating casino Del Norte Smith river Lucky 7 Casino Smith River Rancheria 350 North Indian road 707-487-7777 Large separate non-smoking gaming area Poker area, but it does get a drift of smoke Restaurant El Dorado Placerville Red Hawk Casino Shingle Springs Band of Miwok 1 Red Hawk Parkway 888-573-3495 Entire lower level with more than 200 slots & tables Indians 3 restaurants on smoke-free floor Fresno Auberry Mono Wind Casino Big Sandy Rancheria 37302 Rancheria Lane 559-855-4350 Restaurant Poker room (closed for maintenance) Fresno Friant Table Mountain Casino Table Mountain Rancheria 8184 Table Mountain Rd 559-822-7777 Bingo hall Poker room (small doors but open to casino) Restaurant Humboldt Blue Lake Blue Lake Casino and Bingo Blue Lake Rancheria 777 Casino Way 707-668-9770 Small slot area before the lobby All restaurants Humboldt Trinidad Cher-Ae Heights Casino Trinidad Rancheria 27 Scenic Drive 707-677-3611 Poker room All restaurants Humboldt Hoopa Lucky Bear Casino Hoopa Valley Tribe Shopping Center, Highway 96 530-625-5198 Entirely smoke free Humboldt Loleta Bear River Casino Bear River Band of Rohnerville 11 Bear Paws Way 707-733-9644 Poker room Rancheria 3 non-smoking slot areas- 2 on main floor Restaurants Imperial Winterhaven Quechan Casino Resort Quechan Tribe of Fort Yuma 525 Algodones Rd 877-783-2426 None Imperial Salton City Red Earth Casino Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla 3089 Norm Niver Road 760-395-1200 None Indians Inyo Bishop Paiute Palace Casino Bishop Paiute Tribe 2742 N. Sierra Highway 760-873-4150 Restaurant has smoke-free area 1 COUNTY CITY ESTABLISHMENT TRIBE ADDRESS PHONE Smoke-free Areas Kings Lemoore Tachi Palace Tachi Yokut Tribe 17225 Jersey Ave 559-924-7751 Slot & card area All restaurants Lake Lakeport Konocti Vista Casino Big Valley Rancheria 2755 Mission Rancheria Road 1-800-386-1950 Gambling- Smoke-free slot area Restaurant Lake Middletown Twin Pine Casino Middletown Rancheria 22223 Highway 29 707-987-0197 Restaurants Lake Nice Robinson Rancheria Bingo & Casino Robinson Rancheria 1545 East Highway 20 1-800-809-3636 Smoke-free gaming room (not enclosed) Restaurants Lake Upper Lake Running Creek Casino Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake 635 E. Hwy 20 707-262-5500 Smoke-free slot area (not enclosed) Smoke-free blackjack sections Restaurants Lassen Susanville Diamond Mountain Casino Susanville Indian Rancheria 900 Skyline Drive 1-877-319-8514 Coffee shop, coffee bar, Lava Rock Grill Conference room, lobby and small gambling section Madera Coarsegold Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi 711 Lucky Lane 1-866-794-6946 Slot area Indians All restaurants Mendocino Hopland Hopland Sho-Ka-Wah Casino & Bingo Hopland Band of Pomo Indians 13101 Nokomis Road 1-888-746-5292 Smoke-free slot area (not enclosed) Area in restaurant Mendocino Laytonville Red Fox Casino Cahto Tribe of the Laytonville 200 Cahto Drive 707-984-6800 Smoke-free area downstairs- but you have to walk Rancheria through the smoking section Mendocino Redwood Valley Coyote Valley Shodakai Coyote Valley Band of Pomo 7751 North State Street 707-485-0700 Smoke-free hallway with 4 slot machines Indians Restaurant has smoke-free area Mendocino Willits Sherwood Valley Rancheria Casino Sherwood Valley Rancheria 100 Kawi Place 707-459-7330 None Formally Black Bart Casino Mendocino Mendocino County Garcia River Casino Manchester-Point Arena Rancheria 22215 Windy Hallow Road 707-467-5300 Restaurant Mendocino Covela Hidden Oaks Casino Round Valley Tribe 76700 Covelo Road 1-707-983-6896 Restaurant- but has drifting smoke Modoc Alturas Desert Rose Casino Alturas Rancheria 901 Country Road 56 530-233-3141 Restaurant has smoke-free area Placer Lincoln Thunder Valley Casino United Auburn Indian Community 1200 Athens Ave 916-408-7777 Slot area Restaurant has smoke-free area Riverside Anza Cahuilla Creek Casino Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians 52702 Highway 371 951-763-1200 None 2 COUNTY CITY ESTABLISHMENT TRIBE ADDRESS PHONE Smoke-free Areas Riverside Cabazon Casino Morongo Morongo Band of Mission Indians 49500 Seminole Dr 1-800-252-4499 Slot area All restaurants Riverside Coachella Augustine Casino Augustine Band of Cahuilla 84001 Avenue 54 760-391-9500 Slot area Indians Riverside Coachella Spotlight 29 Casino Twenty-Nine Palms Mission 46-200 Harrison Place 1-866-377-6829 Slot area (not enclosed) Indians Riverside Indio Fantasy Springs Casino Cabazon Band of Mission Indians 84-245 Indio Springs Pkwy 1-800-827-2946 Gambling- smoke-free slot & card area Riverside Palm Springs Spa Hotel & Casino Agua Caliente Band of Mission 401 East Amado Rd 1-888-999-1995 Gambling- smoke-free slot area Indians Restaurant has smoke-free area Riverside Rancho Mirage Agua Caliente Casino Agua Caliente Band of Mission 32-250 Bob Hope Drive 1-888-999-1995 Gambling- Smoke-free slot area & Indians smoke-free section in bingo parlor/poker room Smoke-free restaurant Riverside San Jacinto Soboba Legends Casino Soboba Band of Mission Indians 23333 Soboba Road 1-866-476-2622 Gambling- Smoke-free slot & card area All restaurants Riverside Temecula Pechanga Gaming Center Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians 45000 Pechango Parkway 1-877-711-2946 Gambling-smoke-free slot area All restaurants San Bernardino Havasu Lake Havasu Landing Resort Casino Chemehuevi Indian Tribe Havasu Lake Rd 1-800-307-3610 Restaurant San Bernardino Highland San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino San Manuel Band of Mission I 777 San Manuel Blvd 1-800-359-2464 Entire poker floor Indians San Diego Lakeside Barona Casino Barona Band of Mission Indians 1932 Wildcat Canyon Rd 1-888-722-7662 Gambling-Smoke-free slot area, not separated. All restaurants San Diego Pala Pala Casino Pala Band of Mission Indians 11154 Highway 76 1-877-946-7252 Slot & card area All restaurants San Diego Alpine Viejas Casino and Turf Club Viejas Band of Mission Indians 5000 Willows Road 1-888-469-1708 Slot area All restaurants San Diego Campo Golden Acorn Casino & Travel Center Campo Band of Mission Indians 1800 Golden Acorn Road 619-938-6000 Slot area All restaurants San Diego El Cajon Sycuan Resort & Casino Sycuan Band of Mission Indians 5469 Casino Way 619-445-6002 Bingo & slot area All restaurants San Diego Pauma Valley Casino Pauma Pauma Band of Luiseno Mission 777 Pauma Reservation Road 877-687-2862 Slot area Indians All restaurants 3 COUNTY CITY ESTABLISHMENT TRIBE ADDRESS PHONE Smoke-free Areas San Diego Pauma Valley La Jolla Indian Slot Arcade La Jolla Band of Luiseno Mission 22000 Highway 76 760-742-1297 Currently closed *Closed* Indians 760-742-3771 In the process of building new casino In process of planning new casino San Diego Valley Center Harrah's Rincon Casino & Resort Rincon Band of Mission Indians 777 Harrah's Rincon Way 760-751-3100 Areas in front of restaurants Poker room All restaurants San Diego Valley Center Valley View Casino San Pasqual Band of Diegueno 16300 Nyemii Pass Road 1-866-843-9946 Smoke-free enclosed area inside Indians Smoke-free buffet Entire hotel San Diego Boulevard La Posta Casino La Posta Band of Diegueno 777 Crestwood Rd 619-824-4100 Currently closed *Closed* Mission Indians San Diego Santa Ysabel Santa Ysabel Resort & Casino Lipay Nation of Santa Ysabel 25575 Highway 79 760-787-0909 Santa Barbara Santa Ynez Chumash Casino Santa Ynez Band of Mission 3400 East Highway 246 1-800-248-6274 Gambling-smoke-free slot area Indians All restaurants Shasta Redding Win-River Casino Redding Rancheria 2100 Redding Rancheria Road 1-800-280-8946 Gambling-smoke-free slot area All restaurants Poker room Shasta Burney Pit River Casino Pit River Tribe 20265 Tamarack Ave 1-888-245-2992 Back room with 16 machines (enclosed) Sonoma Geyserville River Rock Casino Dry Creek Rancheria 3250 Highway 128 707-857-2777 slot area High stakes (separate room) All restaurants Sonoma Rohnert Park Graton Resort & Casino Graton Rancheria 288 Golf Course Drive West (855) 588-7100 Not yet open Tehama Corning Rolling Hills Casino Paskenta Band of Nomelaki 2655 Barham Ave 1-888-331-6400 Slot area (room w/o doors) Indians Steak house Tulare Porterville Eagle Mountain Casino Tule River Indian Reservation 681 South Tule Road 1-800-903-3353 All restaurants Tuolumne Jamestown Chicken Ranch Casino Chicken Ranch Rancheria 16929 Chicken Ranch Road 209-984-3000 Bingo Tuolumne Tuolumne Black Oak Casino Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians 19400 Tuolumne Road N 1-877-747-8777 Slot area (largest in CA) smoke-free 1st floor & entertainment venue All restaurants Yolo Brooks Cache Creek Casino Rumsey Indian Rancheria 14455 Highway 16 530-796-3118 Slot area All restaurants 4.
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