Seven Feathers Celebrates 25 Years

Sun, Jun 4, 2017

The Seven Feathers Casino Resort (l.), owned by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians in Oregon, has been operating for a quarter of century—after opening as a bingo hall in two trailers. It now also operates a 300-room hotel.

The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians’ Seven Feathers Casino Resort is celebrating 25 years of gaming in Canyonville, Oregon.

The casino started as a bingo hall. Today the facilities, open 24/7, has hundreds of slots machines, gaming tables, a 300-room hotel, bars, dining, a convention center, and large RV park.

The casino is an engine that generates revenues for the tribal government to fund schools, housing and health care and creates well-paying jobs for the tribe and community. It also attracts a million tourists a year.

The tribe pays the state government 6 percent on casino profits and makes awards to non-profits in the seven nearest counties, having donated $16 million to non-profits over the past two decades.

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