Where to Gamble in Nevada: Beyond the Las Vegas Strip

Statewide Gaming Destinations

Nevada's 300+ licensed casinos cluster in distinct regions.

1. Las Vegas Area

• Las Vegas Strip: Bellagio, Caesars, Venetian, MGM, Wynn, Resorts World, Fontainebleau (2023).
• Downtown (Fremont Street): Golden Nugget, Binion's, Circa, Plaza, El Cortez.
• Locals' Casinos: Red Rock, Green Valley Ranch, Durango, Santa Fe Station.

2. Reno–Sparks ("Biggest Little City")

• Atlantis, Peppermill, Grand Sierra, Silver Legacy, Eldorado, Nugget (Sparks).

3. Lake Tahoe (South Shore)

• Harvey's, Harrah's, MontBleu, Hard Rock (Stateline); Lakeside (CA side).

4. Laughlin (Colorado River)

• Riverside, Tropicana, Golden Nugget, Aquarius, Edgewater, Avi.

5. Mesquite (I-15, NE NV)

• CasaBlanca, Virgin River, Eureka.

6. Rural / Highway Corridors

• Wendover (UT border): Peppermill, Rainbow, Montego Bay.
• Elko: Red Lion, Stockmen's, Commercial.
• Ely: Hotel Nevada, Jailhouse.
• Jackpot (ID border): Cactus Pete's, Horseshu.
• Pahrump (1 hr W of LV): Gold Town, Saddle West.
• Carson City (Capital): Carson Nugget, Bodines.
• Boulder City (Hoover Dam): Railroad Pass, Boulder Station.
• Fallon (US-50): Stockman's.

All casinos regulated by Nevada Gaming Control Board; 21+ to gamble.