Craig Fuller

Nestled between several small rivers, as well as the larger St. Lawrence River, the Mohawk people thrived for generations among black ash trees and sweet grass, duck and deer, trout and bass. “Akwesasne,” as this area is known, translates to “Land where the partridge drums.” In fact, the St. Lawrence River Valley is as rich in natural resources as it is rich in Mohawk history. Today the Mohawks of Akwesasne, or Akwesasronon, are presently situated on over 30,000 acres of tribal land extending from New York into Quebec and Ontario. The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe’s gaming enterprise is just one of over 120 tribally registered businesses and one of the largest employers not only of the local community but of Northern New York as a whole. All revenue generated is generously donated back into the community. Casino Open 24 hours a day Must be 18 to gamble 1,600 Slot and Video Game machines 30 Table Games Poker Room 500 Seat bingo hall Smoking and non-smoking sections Cascades Bar & Game Lounge 130,000 square foot casino Gift Shop Hotel Complimentary valet service Conference facilities Pool and hot tub Sweetgrass Spa 150 opulent rooms (6 suites) RV Park Restaurants & Bar Native Harvest Buffet Maple Room Steakhouse Rapids Food Court Sticks Sports Bar & Grill Cedars Coffee