From San Francisco:

Take HWY 80 East towards Sacramento. Exit at San Pablo Dam Road. At the exit turn left on San Pablo Dam Road. The San Pablo Lytton Casino is located at the end of San Pablo Dam Road where it intersects at San Pablo Avenue.

From Vallejo / Fairfield and North:

Take HWY 80 West towards San Francisco. Exit at San Pablo Dam Road. At the exit turn right on San Pablo Dam Road. The San Pablo Lytton Casino is located at the end of San Pablo Dam Road where it intersects at San Pablo Avenue.

East Bay:

Take HWY 4 West to HWY 80 West. Exit at San Pablo Dam Road. At the exit turn right on San Pablo Dam Road. The San Pablo Lytton Casino is located at the end of San Pablo Dam Road where it intersects at San Pablo Avenue.

From Walnut Creek:

Take HWY 24 West to HWY 80 East towards Sacramento. Exit at San Pablo Dam Road. At the exit turn left on San Pablo Dam Road. The San Pablo Lytton Casino is located at the end of San Pablo Dam Road where it intersects at San Pablo Avenue.

From San Jose / South Bay:

Take HWY 880 North to HWY 80 East. Exit at San Pablo Dam Rd. At the exit turn left on San Pablo Dam Rd. The San Pablo Lytton Casino is located at the end of San Pablo Dam Rd where it intersects at San Pablo Ave.

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