The casino is operated by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians. Seven Feathers’ 68,000-square-foot gaming floor has over 900 slots, table games, a bingo hall, and keno.
“The expansion of (the air treatment) equipment into all our public spaces is a noteworthy step forward in improving public health at the resort.”
“Our first goal is always to protect and keep safe our on-property guests and staff,” added casino General Manager Shawn McDaniel. “The air treatment system has established a proven reputation for safety and is effective in neutralizing pathogens, including COVID-19,” the statement added. The improvement will be made to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. This closure will allow us to complete upgrades to our systems and infrastructure, maintaining our high standards as we continue to expand and improve,” the gaming property said in an online statement. The closing will allow building system improvements to take place. hotel and casino will be shuttered for the next several days. (Image: Seven Feathers)īoth the Canyonville, Ore. The casino will shutter for several days to improve building systems. Oregon’s Seven Feathers Casino Resort, pictured above. The tribal gaming property will reopen at 7 am Friday with upgraded infrastructure. Oregon’s Seven Feathers Casino Resort will temporarily close starting tonight at 11 pm.
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