Win-River Casino - Redding, California

A federally approved tribal casino relocation awaiting final court resolution before construction begins at the I-5 resort site.

Win-River Resort & Casino, owned by the Redding Rancheria, is preparing for a major relocation to a 232-acre site along Interstate 5. The project received federal trust approval in 2024 and includes plans for a larger casino, hotel tower, and entertainment venues. As of 2026, construction has not begun due to ongoing litigation from regional opponents. Tribal leadership reaffirmed in its May 2026 State of the Tribe address that the relocation remains on track, with a court ruling expected later this year and construction anticipated to begin once the legal process concludes.

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Win-River Resort & Casino is a tribally owned gaming and entertainment facility operated by the Redding Rancheria. The casino has served the Redding community since 1993 and is planned for relocation to a larger, freeway-adjacent site along Interstate 5. The new resort will significantly expand gaming, hospitality, and entertainment offerings while supporting tribal programs and services throughout Shasta County.

2026 Status

The relocation project remains federally approved following the U.S. Department of the Interior's July 2024 decision to place the I-5 property into trust for the Redding Rancheria. However, construction has not begun due to ongoing litigation filed by regional opponents, including the Wintu Tribe of Northern California, the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, and Speak Up Shasta.

In the May 20, 2026 State of the Tribe address, CEO Tracy Edwards stated that the lawsuits are "merely a delay tactic" and reaffirmed that the tribe expects a favorable ruling by late 2026. Once the legal process concludes, the Rancheria plans to move quickly toward construction.

Development Timeline

• 1993 - Win-River Casino opens on Highway 273
• 2016-2023 - Rancheria evaluates relocation options
• July 1, 2024 - Federal trust approval granted for I-5 site
• 2025 - Opposition lawsuits filed
• 2026 - Project remains in legal review; no construction yet
• Late 2026 - Expected court ruling
• 2027 - Anticipated start of construction (pending litigation outcome)

Resort Plan

The relocated Win-River Resort & Casino is planned as a full-scale destination resort featuring:

• 69,000-square-foot casino floor
• Approximately 1,200 slot machines
• 36 table games
• 250-room hotel tower
• 1,800-seat indoor event center
• 1,500-seat outdoor amphitheater

No design changes or phasing adjustments have been announced in 2026.

Comparisons of New and Old Casinos
The new Win-River Resort & Casino will feature a gaming floor that is three times larger than the existing casino. The new hotel will also be three times larger. In addition, there will be a conference center (10,080 sq-ft), an event center with 1,800 seats (52,200 sq-ft), an outdoor amphitheater with 1,500 seats, a retail facility, and parking for 2,656 vehicles.

Renderings

These artist renderings of the new Win-River Resort & Casino at I-5 were prepared by the architect HBG Design.

Tribal Ownership

Win-River Resort & Casino is owned and operated by the Redding Rancheria, a federally recognized tribe in Shasta County. The Rancheria also operates the large Tribal Health Village along Highway 273 and continues to expand services for tribal members and the surrounding community.

Location

The current Win-River Casino is located at 2100 Redding Rancheria Road in Redding, California. The casino will move to a new 232-acre site along Interstate 5, selected for improved access, visibility, and long-term economic growth. The new site is 2 miles away from the existing casino along Interstate 5 and just south of Bonneyview Road. The land is owned by the Redding Rancheria.

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Win-River Casino has been operating since 1993. The location is on Highway 273 about 8 miles south of Redding and 2 miles west of the new Win-River relocation site.

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June 2026 - The Redding Rancheria reaffirmed that the relocation project remains on track despite ongoing litigation. A court ruling is expected later this year, and tribal leadership anticipates construction could begin in 2027 once legal challenges are resolved.

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