Gold Country Casino Resort

A casino hotel on Olive Highway in Oroville, in the Northern California foothills. Here is where it is, what's inside, and its free Dealer School.

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A wide staircase with red carpet beside an escalator, lit by blue and violet strip lights on the ceiling

Address: 4020 Olive Highway,
Oroville, CA 95966
Phone: (800) 334-9400
Hotel inquiries: (855) 447-1797
Drive: 1:20 from Sacramento,
3 hours from San Francisco
Age: 18 on the gaming floor; 21 for the Players Club and the Dealer School

A hotel room with a king bed, two dark nightstands with lamps, a leather armchair and a sofa in the foreground

Seven room types

From the Deluxe King to the Executive Suite, which the casino calls its biggest room. Six of the seven list a Jacuzzi-style tub, and several have a private balcony.

Room by room

A seared steak topped with a round of butter, on a white plate with grilled vegetables

Where to eat

Safire Steakhouse for dinner and Sunday brunch, Acorn Café from 7 AM, Game Tyme for the 22-foot screen. Noodle Bar, Coffee Tyme, Russsh! and a whiskey bar fill in the rest.

Hours and menus

On the casino floor

Slots with in-house progressive jackpots, table games, keno and video poker, bingo four days a week, and a Players Club with five tiers.

What the casino lists

Slots, including in-house progressives
Table games, 24 hours per the casino
Bingo: Wed, Thu, Fri and Sun
Digital dealerless poker at Game Tyme
Players Club: white, red, green, black, gold

A dealer school that costs nothing to join

The casino runs its own Dealer School. The casino says you learn the skills and techniques needed to become a casino dealer, at no cost to you. It is for qualified applicants age 21 and older, and finishing it doesn't guarantee a job.

LLCadd isn't the school. Our form takes your contact details and passes them to the casino.

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The same staircase seen from a wider angle, with an escalator and slot machines on the level above