The Central Valley’s newest casino is opening its doors!
North Fork Mono Casino has announced it will officially open at midnight on Wednesday, October 28, marking a milestone more than two decades in the making. Located adjacent to State Route 99 in Madera between Avenue 17 and 18 1/2 exits, the $725 million casino sits at the crossroads of some of California’s most traveled routes. The casino is within easy reach for guests traveling from Bakersfield to the Bay Area, and communities throughout the Central Valley.
The new casino features dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the space with natural light, in an elevated and modern design. Guests will find one of the region’s largest gaming selections with over 2,400 slots and 40 table games. Complementing the expansive gaming floor is a diverse food and beverage program. With eight dining venues and four distinct bars, there is an option for every taste and occasion.
Dining staples include Clubhouse 99, the ultimate game day destination, featuring 56 large-screen TVs and more than 20 local and imported beers on tap. The flagship restaurant, Manzanita Steakhouse, boasts more than 250 local and international wine labels curated by a master sommelier. It offers true farm-to-table cuisine in an intimate setting with live piano music and uniquely crafted cocktails from an in-house mixologist.
North Fork Mono Casino has already drawn national attention from top industry publications, including Casino Player, Indian Gaming and Global Gaming Business.
For opening day details, preopening rewards, and the latest updates, visit NorthForkMonoCasino.com.
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About North Fork Mono Casino: North Fork Mono Casino is set to open Oct. 28, 2026, at midnight, in the heart of the Central Valley. Conveniently located off State Route 99 in Madera, the resort brings an elevated yet welcoming gaming, dining, and entertainment experience to residents and visitors throughout the region. Developed by the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California and managed by Station Casinos, the $725 million development represents a significant investment in the Central Valley economy, creating more than 1,500 local jobs across gaming, hospitality, and food and beverage operations. Spanning 264,000 square feet, North Fork Mono Casino features more than 2,400 slot machines, 40 table games, eight dining venues, and four bars, offering guests a dynamic destination for entertainment and leisure.