When Indigo Sky Casino opened in 2012, Bordertown Casino and Bingo closed, but reopened on April of 2015. The tribe opened Bordertown in 2003, and decided to build a larger casino with 80,000 square feet of gaming floor, bingo, table games, poker, gift shop, multiple food venues and a hotel with 117 total rooms. Current employees of Bordertown Casino and Arena will join the teams at Indigo Sky Casino or Outpost Casino, according to casino officials cited by Koam News Now. Some offerings will resume at Indigo Sky Casino. In a media release by Indigo Sky, Outpost & Bordertown Casino, they stated that there have been no future plans released for the facility. The Eastern Shawnee Tribe says they've reassessed Bordertown's place 'in its broader business plans' and has decided to close the gaming hall in Northeast Oklahoma. The casino it's self was very busy and they had a large Bingo hall.The Eastern Shawnee Tribe said current employees of Bordertown Casino and Arena will join the teams at Indigo Sky Casino or Outpost Casino. They did have very good shuttle service from door of unit but it wouldn't have been a long walk.

The dump was too far back for us to hook up after we were parked without a lot of sewer hose. Hook ups are in a strip down the center and units back up to them on both sides. They did have menu's but we never ordered off menu. Thinking they couldn't ruin a breakfast buffet, we went back on in the morning only to be proofed wrong. We redeemed this at the evening buffet and it was terrible. We also received a buy one get one free meal for the restaurant. The fourth night is higher and there is a limit but I don't recall the amount of time but thinking a week but may be two.

First night is $15 then next two nights are free. They have RV parking in a lot across the street from the front of the Casino. It is on the Oklahoma side of town of Seneca, MO. We stayed at Bordertown Casino in Nov 2007.

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