Seven Feathers Casino Resort

Overview

Seven Feathers Casino Resort is operated by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians in Canyonville, approximately 90 miles north of the California border on I-5. The I-5 corridor location is strategically valuable — millions of vehicles travel I-5 annually between California and the Pacific Northwest, and Seven Feathers is one of the primary gaming stops for travelers making the long journey through southern Oregon. The property's full-service hotel, spa, and golf course have transformed what was once a gas-station-and-diner stop into a genuine destination resort.

The Cow Creek Band were federally recognized in 1982 after a decades-long effort following their termination. Casino revenue has fundamentally transformed the band's capacity to serve its members and develop their Canyonville lands.

Gaming & Hotel

1,250+ slot machines and 40+ live table games. A luxury hotel provides premium I-5 corridor accommodations. The Plum Ridge Golf Course, full-service spa, and convention facilities make Seven Feathers a destination resort rather than merely a highway casino stop.

Getting There

Located at 146 Chief Miwaleta Ln, Canyonville, OR 97417, directly off I-5 at Exit 98. Approximately 90 miles north of the California border and 90 miles south of Eugene. Free parking available.