This championship-level course was designed by famed course designer John Steidel to blend seamlessly with the rolling Blue Mountains that create a soothing backdrop. With its variety of rolling greens, it provides challenges for all levels of golfers. Green fees vary with the season. The 100-room Wildhorse Resort Hotel with its Native American decor is just steps from the casino. Consider requesting one of the whirlpool tub rooms, or visit the indoor swimming pool, whirlpool and spa as part of the facility's amenities.
Guests enjoy a complementary continental breakfast.
Just opened a year ago, the recreational vehicle park adjacent to the casino provides great convenience for visitors to the Umatilla Reservation. Full hookups for sewer, water, and electricity, plus a heated outdoor pool and showers, give every camper a good night's rest. The newest gem on the reservation is the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, set to open in mid summer just a half mile away from the casino. The goal, she says, is to explain from the Indian perspective the development and evolution of the Northwest Territories, and the impact westward migration had on the Native American way of life. The facility will highlight and preserve the culture and history of the Cayuse, Walla Walla and Umatilla Tribes, which make up the confederated tribes.