Cocopah Casino is the Cocopah Indian Tribe's property at Somerton, about five minutes from Yuma in Arizona's south-western corner. It opened in December 2003 and rates 4.0 from more than 2,500 Google reviewers.
It is the better-rated of the two Yuma-area floors, and the one built for people who arrive towing.
What's on the floor
More than 500 slot machines plus blackjack, running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The bingo hall is open daily with both matinee and evening sessions — a real room rather than an occasional event, and between this and Paradise Casino up the road, the Yuma area is unusually well served for bingo.
The table offering is modest. Check the venue's site for the current blackjack schedule if a table is the reason for your visit.
The RV park
This is the number that makes the property distinctive: the RV park holds around 800 spaces.
That is not a casino amenity, it is a small town. Yuma's winter-visitor population swells enormously between roughly November and March as retirees arrive from across the north, and a large share of them arrive in RVs. Cocopah is built around that season in a way few casinos anywhere are.
Book ahead in winter, and particularly around events at the tribe's motor speedway.
Hotel, dining and the tribe's other ventures
The hotel runs around 100 guest rooms plus seven suites, and there are three restaurants including Artisan, which serves American dishes from breakfast through dinner.
The Cocopah Tribe operates several enterprises in the area beyond the casino: an 18-hole golf course, a motor speedway and a cultural museum. Taken together they make the Somerton area a more substantial stop than the casino alone would suggest, and the museum in particular is worth an hour.
Tips before you go
You must be 21 to gamble. That comes from Arizona's tribal-state gaming compacts and applies at every tribal casino in the state.
The casino is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The seasonal pattern is the thing to plan around. From November to March the floor, the RV park and the restaurants are all busy with winter visitors. From June to September it is quiet — and Yuma summers are among the hottest in the United States.
Nearby alternatives
North in Yuma itself, Paradise Casino is the Quechan Tribe's floor with 500-plus machines, a sportsbook and its own bingo room. North along the Colorado, BlueWater Resort & Casino at Parker is the nearest property with a larger hotel. East, Casino del Sol at Tucson is the closest full resort, though it is a long drive.
For the full picture, see all Arizona in-person casinos.
FAQ
What are Cocopah Casino's hours?
The casino is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The bingo hall, hotel and restaurants keep their own schedules.
How old do you have to be to gamble at Cocopah Casino?
You must be 21. That comes from Arizona's tribal-state gaming compacts and applies at every tribal casino in the state.
What games are available at Cocopah Casino?
More than 500 slot machines plus blackjack, and a bingo hall open daily with matinee and evening sessions. Check the venue's site for the current blackjack schedule.
Does Cocopah Casino have an RV park?
Yes — around 800 spaces, one of the largest attached to any casino in the country. It fills with winter visitors between November and March, so book ahead.
Does Cocopah Casino have a hotel?
Yes — roughly 100 guest rooms plus seven suites, with three restaurants including Artisan.
What else does the Cocopah Tribe operate near Yuma?
An 18-hole golf course, a motor speedway and a cultural museum, alongside the casino and RV park.
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Updated August 2026 · Details verified against Arizona Department of Gaming records and the venue's official site. Hours and offerings change — confirm before you go.
