Warm Springs

United_States

Warm Springs is a town in Central Oregon.

  • Museum at Warm Springs, +1 541 553-3331. Tues.- Sat. 9am - 5 PM. Has information regarding the history of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs.

Museum at Warm Springs, +1 541 553-3331. Tues.- Sat. 9am - 5 PM. Has information regarding the history of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs.

  • Indian Head Casino, 3236 US-26, +1-541-460-7777. The Indian Head Casino has slots and a small number of table games.
  • Fishing: Fishing permits are available through the tribal fishing permit office for use in limited areas. All areas not available for permit are reserved exclusively for tribal use.

Indian Head Casino, 3236 US-26, +1-541-460-7777. The Indian Head Casino has slots and a small number of table games.

Fishing: Fishing permits are available through the tribal fishing permit office for use in limited areas. All areas not available for permit are reserved exclusively for tribal use.

  • Warm Springs Market, 2132 Warm Springs St, +1 541 553-1597. Daily 7AM-9PM. This convenience/ grocery store also has a small museum display and sells beads and native crafts. It also has fishing gear and State & Tribal permits.

Warm Springs Market, 2132 Warm Springs St, +1 541 553-1597. Daily 7AM-9PM. This convenience/ grocery store also has a small museum display and sells beads and native crafts. It also has fishing gear and State & Tribal permits.

Deschutes Crossing, 2198 N Hwy 26, +1 541-553-1300. $.

Don't. Outside of the casino and Kah-Nee-Ta Resort, this reservation is dry and criminal penalties will be leveled against any person found to be in possession of alcoholic beverages. The Tribal Police take this matter quite seriously.

Painted Pony Espresso, 3240 Walsey Lane (Next to Casino, +1 541 777-7476.

When visiting the casino or museum, take care to secure your personal belongings. Theft from vehicles is not uncommon.

The town of Warm Springs is known to be somewhat unsafe for outsiders. Do not wander off the main roads, as doing so not only may expose you to risk but is also illegal.

Warm Springs is the principal settlement of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. As this is land owned by the Native Americans, please follow all laws and regulations, do not freely attempt to "explore" the area by driving off of the main highway or trekking and use the same common-sense guidelines of respect that you would on other Indian lands.

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