Wildfire Gaming (Neighborhood Casinos)
About
Wildfire Gaming operates 8 neighborhood tavern-style casinos across Henderson, North Las Vegas, and greater Las Vegas. Part of Station Casinos' locals gaming portfolio, each is a small slots-and-sportsbook spot built for nearby residents rather than tourists — with the latest slot machines, video poker, STN Sports betting, and a casual bar and grill. Every location accepts the Station Casinos Boarding Pass rewards card, so points earned at a Wildfire tavern carry across all Station properties.
Key Stats
Amenities
Highlights
- 8 convenient neighborhood locations
- Station Casinos Boarding Pass rewards
- Latest slot machines & video poker
- STN Sports betting at every location
- Free self-parking
Consider
- Very small tavern casinos
- No hotel rooms
- No live table games
- Minimal amenities
- Built for locals, not tourists
Dining Highlights
Nearby Attractions
Wildfire Gaming Locations
All 8 Wildfire properties at a glance. Each is a small neighborhood tavern casino — use these sections to jump to the location nearest you.
Wildfire Anthem
A neighborhood casino in Henderson's Anthem community. Offers the latest slot machines, video poker, electronic table games, STN Sports betting, and a casual bar and grill.
Wildfire Boulder
A locals-focused casino on Boulder Highway in Henderson. Provides a comfortable atmosphere for slot and video poker players without the crowds and noise of larger resorts.
Wildfire Casino & Lanes
The standout of the brand: a Henderson venue that pairs the casino floor with a full bowling alley, making it a family-entertainment spot as well as a gaming one. 130 slots plus STN Sports betting.
Wildfire Lake Mead
A low-key neighborhood casino near downtown Henderson and the Water Street District. Slots, video poker, STN Sports betting, and a casual bar and grill.
Wildfire Sunset
A Henderson locals favorite on Sunset Road near major intersections. Offers the latest slot machines, video poker, and STN Sports betting in a welcoming environment.
Wildfire on Fremont
A residential-area casino on East Fremont Street, a low-key alternative to the tourist-heavy downtown casinos a few miles west. Slots, video poker, and STN Sports betting.
Wildfire Rancho
Serves the northwest Las Vegas community on North Rancho Drive with slot machines, video poker, STN Sports betting, and casual dining.
Wildfire Valley View
About a mile west of the Strip on Valley View Boulevard. Features popular slots (Buffalo Gold, Dancing Drums), 16 bar-top video poker machines, electronic table games, and STN Sports betting.
Wildfire Gaming (Neighborhood Casinos) FAQ
What is Wildfire Gaming?
Wildfire Gaming is Station Casinos' brand of small neighborhood tavern-style casinos. Each location is a compact, locals-focused gaming spot offering slot machines, video poker, and STN Sports betting rather than a full resort experience.
How many Wildfire casinos are in Las Vegas?
There are 8 Wildfire locations: Wildfire Anthem, Wildfire Boulder, Wildfire Casino & Lanes, Wildfire Lake Mead, Wildfire Sunset, and Wildfire on Fremont, Wildfire Rancho, and Wildfire Valley View — spread across Henderson, North Las Vegas, and central Las Vegas.
Do Wildfire casinos have hotels?
No. Wildfire casinos are tavern-style properties with no hotel rooms. They are neighborhood gaming spots, not resorts.
What games do Wildfire casinos offer?
Primarily slot machines and video poker, plus STN Sports betting at every location. A few locations add electronic table games (such as video roulette or bubble craps), but there are no live dealer table games and no poker rooms.
Are Wildfire casinos worth visiting for tourists?
They are built for locals, not visitors. Tourists wanting the full Station Casinos locals experience — dining, pools, movies, and a bigger floor — are better served by larger properties like Red Rock, Green Valley Ranch, or Palace Station. Wildfire is best if you happen to be nearby and want quick, low-key slots or a sports bet.
