Station Casinos in Las Vegas

A Las Vegas company built around its neighborhoods

Station Casinos has helped define the Las Vegas locals market since 1976, when the company’s history began with the Bingo Palace. Fifty years later, its portfolio reaches across Southern Nevada through full service resorts, established neighborhood casinos, Wildfire locations and the growing Seventy Six tavern brand.

Visitors often think of Las Vegas almost entirely through the Strip and Downtown. Station Casinos offers another view of the city. Its properties serve the communities where Las Vegas residents live while also providing hotels, restaurants, pools, sportsbooks, entertainment, spas, bowling, cinemas and event facilities that can support a complete trip.

Choose the property that fits the trip

Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa places a polished resort experience in Summerlin near Downtown Summerlin, City National Arena and Red Rock Canyon. It works especially well for travelers who want strong dining and resort amenities without making the Strip the center of every day.

Durango Casino & Resort represents the company’s newest generation. The southwest resort combines modern rooms, a broad culinary collection, Bel Aire Backyard, sports viewing and flexible group space. A major expansion now under construction will add more gaming, dining, movies, bowling and entertainment.

Green Valley Ranch serves Henderson with a European influenced resort setting. Palace Station offers convenient access near the central resort corridor. Sunset Station, Boulder Station and Santa Fe Station provide established entertainment and gaming destinations in different parts of the valley. The best choice is based on location and itinerary, not simply which property is closest to Las Vegas Boulevard.

Dining and entertainment are central to the portfolio

Restaurants are a major reason to visit these properties even without booking a room. The collection ranges from destination steakhouses and chef driven restaurants to sushi, Mexican dining, taverns, food halls and reliable late night options. Red Rock includes T Bones Chophouse, Lotus of Siam, Naxos Taverna and Osteria Fiorella. Durango features Nicco’s, Mijo, Summer House, The George and the Eat Your Heart Out food hall.

Entertainment also extends beyond casino gaming. Depending on the property, visitors can find concert venues, lounges, pools, bowling, cinemas, bingo, sportsbooks and family attractions. This variety makes Station properties useful for groups whose members want different experiences without traveling across the valley throughout the day.

Growth now reaches resorts and neighborhood taverns

Station Casinos continues to invest at several levels. The $385 million north expansion at Durango is planned to add a larger casino floor, 400 additional slot machines, a 36 lane bowling facility, luxury movie theaters, new restaurant and food hall concepts, and multiple entertainment venues.

The Seventy Six brand brings the company into a smaller neighborhood format built around food, cocktails, sports viewing and bartop gaming. The Fort Apache and Gomer location opened in June 2026 as the fifth Seventy Six tavern. Wildfire properties extend the local network further through compact gaming and hospitality locations across the valley.

Together, those investments show how the company follows Southern Nevada’s growth. Large resorts serve regional destinations, while taverns and smaller casinos meet neighborhoods closer to home.

Planning a Station Casinos experience

Start with geography. A traveler attending an event in Summerlin, Henderson or southwest Las Vegas may save significant time by staying and dining near that part of the valley. Groups should then compare rooms, dining, entertainment and event space based on the experience they want rather than assuming every property serves the same purpose.

Use the official Station Casinos website to confirm current accommodations, hours, reservations, promotions and property information. Gaming should always remain entertainment. Guests who need support can contact the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling at 1 800 522 4700.