Cliff Castle Casino Hotel fixed location and straight-line distance reference

Cliff Castle Casino Hotel sits 80.9 miles from Phoenix straight-line. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The query asks about the winner of a first blackjack tournament, but publicly published reference sources available for this article do not document any tournament result. What can be answered reliably is the venue's fixed position: Cliff Castle Casino Hotel is in Camp Verde, Arizona, at documented coordinates 34.6065, -111.8623, with a documented opening year of 2015 and a documented figure of 650 slot machines at the cited point in time.

Where the venue is fixed on the map

For location purposes, the key fact is that the venue is in Camp Verde, in the state of Arizona. The coordinates place it in the Northern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere, and the longitude and latitude give you a fixed point that does not change with your own starting place.

If you arrived here looking for something like “from me” or “from here,” that part cannot be resolved inside a static article because your position is not documented here. The venue's position is fixed; your position is not. To measure from your own origin, use the venue coordinates 34.6065, -111.8623 in any mapping tool and compare that result with the straight-line reference table below.

Documented straight-line distances

Every figure in this table is a documented straight-line measurement, also called great-circle distance. It is not road mileage, and it should not be read as a driving route.

Why straight-line distance and real travel differ

A straight-line figure is the shortest path over the earth's surface between two coordinate points. Real trips follow available roads, local access patterns, mountain passes, bridges, urban street layouts, and state-line routing choices, so the number on the ground is longer.

That difference can widen for several reasons. Terrain can force detours, water can limit direct crossings, road networks rarely run point to point, and longer interstate or state-to-state trips may bend around metropolitan areas or protected land. That is why a straight-line table is useful for orientation but not a substitute for route planning.

How to read the venue's regional position

The venue's coordinates place it in Arizona, and the city field identifies Camp Verde as the host community. Because the article only uses documented coordinates and named reference points, the safest way to describe regional position is relative rather than scenic or route-based.

Within the supplied comparisons, Phoenix is listed at 80.9 miles straight-line, while Las Vegas is listed at 213.9 miles straight-line and Los Angeles at 366.4 miles straight-line. Denver appears at 518.3 miles straight-line, Sacramento at 600.3 miles straight-line, and Dallas at 873.7 miles straight-line. These figures do not tell you how to drive there, but they do show how the Camp Verde location sits in relation to a spread of western, central, and eastern reference points.

Ownership and facility scale at the documented point in time

Publicly published reference sources identify the owner as Yavapai. The same source set documents 650 slot machines, and an opening year of 2015 appears in the cited material available for this article.

Those figures should be read as point-in-time reference information. Ownership structures, branding, and facility counts can change as properties expand, contract, or are reclassified, so readers should treat them as orientation data rather than a live operations page.

What to confirm before you go

Before setting out, confirm the items that can change but are not documented here: the exact road route from your own starting point, current access arrangements, parking setup, venue hours, hotel availability, and any event or tournament schedule. The authoritative source for those live details is the property's own contact or visitor information channels and its current booking or guest information pages.

If your real question is about a tournament winner, confirm that directly through the venue's published event archive or guest services contact channel. This article cannot identify a winner because no tournament-results record is documented in the reference material used here.

FAQ

Can this article tell me who won the first blackjack tournament at Cliff Castle?

No. The available reference material for this article documents the venue's location, opening year, ownership, machine count, and straight-line distances to named reference points, but it does not document any tournament result or winner list. For that, you would need the venue's own event archive or its guest services contact channel.

Is the Phoenix figure a driving distance?

No. The Phoenix figure of 80.9 miles is explicitly a straight-line, great-circle measurement. Road mileage is always longer, and this article does not publish road distance or travel time. To plan a real trip, enter the venue coordinates and your own starting point into a current mapping service.

How should I measure from my own location?

Use the documented venue coordinates, 34.6065 and -111.8623, as the fixed destination point in a map or distance tool. Then compare your result with the reference table here, which shows many named places on a straight-line basis only. That method avoids guessing your origin and keeps the venue position anchored to a documented point.

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