Paradise Casino is the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe's property at Yuma, in Arizona's far south-western corner near the Colorado River and the California line. It rates 3.9 from more than 3,100 Google reviewers.
It is a straightforward regional floor rather than a resort, and it does not pretend otherwise. What it has is a monopoly on convenience: Yuma is a long way from anywhere else in Arizona, and this is the casino for a city of roughly 100,000 plus a very large seasonal winter-visitor population.
What's on the floor
More than 500 slot and video poker machines, with table games and a sportsbook now on the floor as well.
The gaming floor was expanded and refurnished in a renovation completed in November 2023, so the room is newer inside than the property's age would suggest.
The sportsbook is a relatively recent addition and matters more here than it would elsewhere, because Yuma has no other licensed betting counter within a comfortable drive.
Bingo is a real part of the offering here, not an afterthought — paper or electronic play, with both matinee and evening sessions and daily and monthly promotions running alongside. If bingo is what you are after, this is one of the better rooms in the state for it.
Check the venue's site for the current table schedule; the pit at a property this size does not run every game on every shift.
Dining
Two rooms. The Cove is the restaurant, covering seafood, American dishes, deli service and prime rib. The Reef is the bar, with its own menu of appetisers and sandwiches.
That is the whole food operation — this is a floor with a kitchen, not a dining destination.
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, seven days a week.
The seasonal pattern is worth planning around. Yuma's population swells substantially between roughly November and March as winter visitors arrive, and the floor is noticeably busier in those months. Summer is quiet, and it is also brutally hot.
There is no hotel on site, so book elsewhere in Yuma. The property sits close to the Colorado River on the Fort Yuma Quechan reservation, which straddles the Arizona-California border — worth knowing if you are navigating by state rather than by road.
Nearby alternatives
Just south, Cocopah Casino at Somerton is the other Yuma-area floor and the closest direct comparison. North along the Colorado, BlueWater Resort & Casino at Parker is the nearest property with a hotel. East, Casino del Sol at Tucson is the closest large resort floor, though it is a long drive.
For the full picture, see all Arizona in-person casinos.
FAQ
What are Paradise Casino's hours?
The casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Bingo sessions, the restaurant and the bar keep their own hours.
How old do you have to be to gamble at Paradise 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 Paradise Casino?
More than 500 slot and video poker machines, plus table games, a sportsbook and bingo. Check the venue's site for the current table schedule.
Does Paradise Casino have bingo?
Yes — paper and electronic play, with matinee and evening sessions and regular daily and monthly promotions.
Does Paradise Casino have a hotel?
No. Book accommodation elsewhere in Yuma.
When was Paradise Casino last renovated?
A renovation completed in November 2023 expanded the gaming floor and updated it with new furnishings.
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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.
