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Casinos Near Plainville, Massachusetts
1 verified casino near Plainville. Browse the directory, check addresses, and compare players club options before you visit.
1 verified casino near Plainville. Browse the directory, check addresses, and compare players club options before you visit.
1 verified casino location within driving distance of Plainville.
Plainridge Park Casino runs on PENN Play, Penn Entertainment's national loyalty program — enroll free at the PENN Play desk or via the mobile app to earn points and tier credits on every eligible wager, redeemable for free play and dining credits. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Plainridge Park Casino is a commercial slots-and-electronic-gaming facility owned by Penn Entertainment, operating on the site of the historic Plainridge Racecourse where live harness racing and simulcast wagering still continue. The gaming floor houses approximately 1,250 slot machines and electronic gaming devices, including video poker, multi-denomination slots, and electronic table game terminals for blackjack, roulette, and craps-style play. The property also features Flutie's Sports Pub, a food court, a weekend entertainment lounge, and a retail sports wagering kiosk — with no hotel on site, making it a focused day-trip destination.
Plainville is a small town of approximately 9,000 residents in Norfolk County, situated on the Rhode Island border in southeastern Massachusetts. The town is home to Plainridge Park Casino, the state’s only slots-and-electronic-gaming facility and the first gaming property to open under Massachusetts’s 2011 Expanded Gaming Act. Plainridge launched in June 2015, several years before the state’s two resort casinos, and has operated as the closest casino option for a wide swath of southeastern Massachusetts and northeastern Rhode Island ever since.
Massachusetts authorized one slots-only gaming facility license under the 2011 Expanded Gaming Act, in addition to three full resort casino licenses. Plainridge Park Casino holds the sole slots license and operates under different rules than the resort casinos: it does not offer live-dealer table games or a poker room, and its gaming inventory is restricted to electronic gaming machines. The facility is owned by Penn Entertainment (formerly Penn National Gaming), one of the largest regional casino operators in the United States. Massachusetts also licenses online casino gaming and sports wagering, and Penn’s retail sports betting operation is available at Plainridge.
Plainridge Park Casino uses PENN Play, the national loyalty program shared across Penn Entertainment’s casino portfolio. Enrollment is free and can be completed at the PENN Play desk on the casino floor or through the PENN Play mobile app. Members earn Points and Tier Credits on every dollar wagered on eligible slot and electronic gaming machines. Points can be redeemed for free play, dining credits, and merchandise. Tier levels — Base, Preferred, Elite, and Pinnacle — unlock escalating benefits: accelerated point earning, promotional offers, birthday bonuses, and access to exclusive events.
One of PENN Play’s significant advantages is its national footprint. Points and tier status earned at Plainridge are recognized across Penn Entertainment’s properties in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Mississippi, Nevada, and elsewhere. For frequent travelers who also visit Penn casinos in other states, Plainridge spending contributes meaningfully to national tier status. The PENN Play app delivers personalized promotions, push notifications for points multiplier events, and account management on mobile devices.
Plainridge Park Casino is located at 301 Washington Street (Route 1) in Plainville, directly on US Route 1 near the junction with Route 106. From I-95, take Exit 8A (Route 1 North toward Plainville) and travel approximately one mile north — the casino is on the right side. From I-495, take Exit 14A (Route 1 South toward Attleboro) and travel south on Route 1 for approximately three miles.
From Providence, Rhode Island, the casino is approximately 20 minutes north on I-95 to Exit 8A. From downtown Boston, the drive runs approximately 45 minutes south on I-93 to I-95 South. From Attleboro or Foxborough, the property is within 10 to 15 minutes via Route 1.
Plainridge Park Casino provides free parking across 1,620 structured and surface spaces, including covered garage parking connected to the casino entrance. Complimentary valet service is also available at the main entrance. The parking infrastructure is well-sized for the property, and wait times are rare except on busy weekend evenings and during promotional events. The casino does not currently have a shuttle or transit connection from the MBTA commuter rail system; a personal vehicle or ride-share service is the most practical access option.
Plainville’s Route 1 corridor offers a concentrated mix of national chain restaurants, retail, and services within a short drive of the casino. Attleboro, the nearest city, is approximately five miles south on Route 1 and has a broader selection of dining and retail, including a large mall at the Emerald Square area. Foxborough, home to Gillette Stadium — the venue for the New England Patriots and New England Revolution — is approximately eight miles north, making Plainridge a natural pre- or post-game stop on event days. Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, one of New England’s largest outlet shopping destinations, is approximately 10 miles away and combines well with a Plainridge casino visit for a full-day outing. Providence, Rhode Island, with its restaurant scene and historic downtown, is roughly 20 miles south via I-95.
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Most casino properties near Plainville offer a free loyalty club. Sign up at the players club desk before you play — points are not retroactive. Benefits typically include free-play credits, dining discounts, and hotel rates at casino resort properties.
The minimum gambling age in Massachusetts is 21 at most properties. Set a budget before you arrive and stick to it. If you experience problems with gambling, call 1-800-270-7117 — free, confidential, 24/7.