Three Rivers Casino in Coos Bay, Oregon, recently celebrated 10 years of providing gaming, dining, and a welcoming atmosphere on the Oregon Coast.
Three Rivers Casino Resort is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians.
“Our Three Rivers Coos Bay location has always been about more than just games,” Three Rivers Casino General Manager Chuck Baker said in a statement. “It’s about community. It’s about creating a space where people feel welcomed, supported, and entertained. Over the past decade, we’ve weathered challenges and celebrated successes together, and we’re just getting started.”
Three Rivers Coos Bay offers more than 250 games, various promotions, and a friendly gaming environment. A news release said the operator’s focus on guest experiences and innovation enhances the casino’s s commitment to delivering fun and value. Notably, its Café 1297 is consistently ranked among the top 10 local dining spots.
“On the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Three Rivers Casino Coos Bay, I reflect on how far we have come,” said Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqu and Siuslaw Indians Tribal Chair Brad Kneaper. “Three Rivers Coos Bay has performed very well for the tribe and has become a place that many people enjoy for meals and for recreational gaming. The casino helps the tribal government provide essential services to the tribal membership and helps us steward our trust and traditional homelands to protect the cultural and natural resources found on the lands and hearts of the tribe.”
The casino’s success is driven by a team priding itself on delivering exceptional service.
“The past decade has tested our collective strength, especially during times like the pandemic and economic shifts,” said Baker. “But thanks to the creativity, dedication, and resilience of our team members and the ongoing support of our guests, we’ve come out stronger than ever.”
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