Where will the Osage Casino be built?
The casino will be built on the grounds of the former Quality Inn Hotel near Lake of the Ozarks in Miller County.
Osage Casino I Lake of the Ozarks





The casino will be built on the grounds of the former Quality Inn Hotel near Lake of the Ozarks in Miller County.
It will include a new hotel complex that will feature a casino, restaurants, entertainment and more.
The entertainment center will dramatically expand the Lake-area's tourism footprint, generating jobs and economic opportunity, and serving as a new revenue engine for the local and state tax base.
The entertainment center will include an estimated $100 million investment in the region, bringing new jobs, tourism, and revenue for the Lake of the Ozarks community.
The project will be completed in multiple phases. Phase 1 construction is expected to start upon approval from the United States Department of Interior.
Phase 1 includes construction of a casino, sports bar, restaurant, and meeting space. Additionally, it also includes a hotel, which will have general hotel rooms, suites, a fitness and exercise facility, a pool and hot tub, and a pool bar.
Historically, the Osage Nation once thrived in Missouri with a population of as many as 200,000 members of the Osage Tribe at its height. The Osage Tribe's historical influence in the Lake region is still found today in homages such as City of Osage Beach, Osage County, and School of the Osage.
Yes. As they have done in similar projects, Osage Nation is already giving back to the local community. Their efforts will include philanthropic contributions to local schools, law enforcement and other first responders, local charities, and community improvement projects.
The Osage Nation is committed to leveraging local vendors and local businesses whenever possible to provide products and services for the facilities.
No. There are currently tribal casinos in 30 states nationally, and it is one of the fastest growing gaming sectors in the U.S.
The Tribe currently operates 7 casinos in Oklahoma, of which 3 are attached to hotels. Their casinos have been nationally recognized for providing world-class gaming.
Osage Casinos employ 1300 people with only 10% being members of the Osage Nation.
Yes, the Osage Nation plans to do a traffic study.
A cultural survey has been completed and approved by the Missouri and Osage Nation Cultural and Preservation Society.