Barona Casino
300,000 square foot casino with a many restaurants, a resort hotel,
and an 18 hole golf course.
Located at 1932 Wildcat Canyon Road in Lakeside, California.
Situated on the Barona Indian Reservation.
Owned and operated by the Barona Group of Capitan Grande
Band of Mission Indians. The Barona is unlike many other
Indian casinos in California in that the minimum gambling
age is 18 and no alcoholic beverages are served on the casino floor,
only in the pubs and restaurants.
ATTRACTIONS:
- Black Jack Hall of Fame
- Barona Creek Golf Course
------ Designed by Gary Roger Baird
------ 18 hole, Par 72, 7,088 yard golf course
HOTEL
- Barona Hotel
- opened in 2003
- four diamonds
- nearly 400 rooms
- swimming pool, day spa, fitness center, wedding chapel
RESTAURANTS
- Barona Oaks Steakhouse
- Italian Cucina
- Sage Café
- Seasons Fresh Buffet
- Plaza Grill
- El Rancho Grande
- Three Amigos World Famous Street Tacos
- Feisty Kate’s Burgers and Malts
- Pizza Place
- HoWan Noodle Shop
Harrah's Resort Southern California
Casino and hotel owned by the
Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians.
Managed by Cesars Entertainment Corporation.
Formerly known as Harra's Rincon.
First opened on December 20, 2004.
Located at 777 Harrah's Rincin Way in Valley Center.
Phone: 760-751-3100
Pala Casino Resort and Spa
Casino and a hotel and spa owned and operated by
the Pala Band of Mission Indians.
Located on the Pala Indian Reservation at 11154
California State Highway 76 in Pala.
Phone: 760-510-5100
RESTAURANTS:
- Amigos
- Choices Buffet
- Coffee Amore
- Mama’s Cucina Italiana
- Noodles
- Oak Room
- Pala CafE
- Poolside Cafe and Bar
- Promenade Deli
- Sushi Sake
Viejas Casino
Casino, hotel, and outlet shopping center complex
owned by the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians.
Located at 5000 Willows Roadd in Alpine.
Phone: 800-847-6537
Former San Diego County Casinos
Santa Ysabel Casino (2007-2014)
Former casino on the Santa Ysabel Indian Reservation
that was owned and operated owned and operated by Santa Ysabel
Band of Diegueño Indians. The casino opened onn April 11, 2007 and
it closed February 3, 2014 due to financial issues.
San Diego County Travel Guide
San Diego City Guide
South Coast Region of California
Southern California Travel Guide
