The Skagit Casino Resort

Very friendly place to hang out and play my favorite slots and have some great eats! Still waiting my turn to answer a bit of trivia on Senior day ! Always fun !nQuit the drive about 100 miles but sometimes I win a little to cover my gas!nGod bless the staff!

I would leave a zero if I could. My consumer opinion: This place feels like an elaborate trap! Every time I step through those doors, it’s as if I’m entering a maze designed to drain my wallet. No victories here—not even during festive times like New Year’s, when the excitement should be at its peak. I used to frequent this establishment almost weekly, hoping for a lucky break, but the thrill quickly faded. The atmosphere feels unsettling; I can't shake the feeling that surveillance cameras are monitoring every move, waiting for the moment I score a win. More often than not, just as I achieve a little success, it seems they pull the rug out from under me with the very next machine. Leaving this place empty-handed is a dreadful experience. It's an emotional rollercoaster that leaves me deflated rather than elated. Instead of the joyful thrill of winning, I’m usually left with the bleak sense of loss. Rarely are you able to walk away with more than you initially put in. It's a clever trick designed to ensnare you into continuously feeding the slots, driven by the slim hope of recouping your losses. I can’t help but feel that when I play, my expectations shift from winning to simply holding onto what I brought with me. I might lose $500, only to receive a measly $100 back, but the machines blare with excitement, declaring “Big Win!” This loud celebration tricks those around me into thinking I've struck it rich—when, in reality, I’m still down $400! And guess what? That “win” disappears faster than it appeared. What a sad joke this place has become! The bottom line is simple: I’m done. I refuse to return to a venue that leaves me feeling more defeated than entertained. If you're considering a visit, save your money and your spirit—there are much better ways to spend your time and hard-earned cash.

I went for all about 20 minutes right when they opened. It was clean, peaceful, everyone was happy and the machines were actually paying for a first for me. It was a nice surprise. It's always clean and the employees are smiling but the machines normally suck. I think they should stay open 24/7 like before though. As of now Angel of the winds is open all night from the Canadian border down and that place sucks most of all. The skagit would be so much nicer and much closer with my commute from Ferndale. Thanks Skagit Casino. Oh, please adjust the lucky pot game, $2 bonuses are insulting. Especially after putting in a good amount of money.

I see big payouts everyday here, way more than the bigger casinos. Really wonderful staff and service, small casino, just slots, but they pay out. Great servers

This little casino no table games is smoke free with two restaurants inside. Food was good but not great. The staff were all very helpful. This is probably the resorts biggest strength. I stayed across the street at Ridge were the rooms were modest, quiet, clean and comfortable. The continental breakfast was what I would expect. I think this is one of the property’s biggest weaknesses as they could do so much more.