Owned and operated by the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, Canyon Lanes is part of a larger story of cultural resilience and progress. The Morongo Band is made up of Cahuilla, Serrano, Cupeño, Luiseño, and Chemehuevi peoples, whose ancestors have lived in harmony with the Southern California landscape for thousands of years, sustainably using native plants and practicing spiritual traditions deeply connected to nature.

Despite hardships during the Spanish mission era, the Morongo people preserved their identity, language, and customs. The Morongo Reservation, established in 1865, is one of California’s oldest. Today, the tribe is a leader in self-governance, cultural preservation, and economic development. Tribal enterprises like Canyon Lanes and the Morongo Resort have helped secure economic independence while supporting education, healthcare, and cultural revitalization.

Canyon Lanes at Morongo is more than just a bowling alley, it's a celebration of culture, heritage, and fun for all ages. Located next to Casino Morongo and the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, this vibrant, family-friendly center features 24 modern lanes, weekend blacklight bowling, an arcade, a pro shop, and a café serving up pizza, burgers, churros, and more. Whether you're stopping by with friends, family, or for league play, it's an energetic entertainment spot.

From the lanes to the land, Canyon Lanes at Morongo offers not only great bowling, but a meaningful connection to the past and present of one of California’s most enduring Native communities.