Stateline
Stateline is an unincorporated community in Douglas County, located on the southeastern shore of Lake Tahoe in far western Nevada. It sits directly on the California–Nevada border and is adjacent to South Lake Tahoe, California. As of the 2020 Census, the population of Stateline was approximately 850.[1]
Stateline is best known as a resort and gaming destination. It is home to major casinos, entertainment venues, and lakefront tourism—serving as Nevada’s gateway to the Tahoe Basin. The community’s economy is deeply tied to hospitality, recreation, and regional events.[2]
Quick Facts
- **Status:** Unincorporated
- **County:** Douglas County
- **Population:** ~850
- **ZIP Code:** 89449
- **Elevation:** ~6,250 ft
- **Borders:** South Lake Tahoe, California
- **Lake:** Located on Lake Tahoe’s southeast shore
Local Economy
Stateline thrives on:
- **Gaming and tourism**
- **Lodging and event venues**
- **Outdoor recreation** (boating, skiing, hiking)
- Regional festivals and concerts (e.g., Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena)
Notable Attractions
- Casino resorts: Harrah’s, Hard Rock, Bally’s Lake Tahoe
- Heavenly Mountain Resort – nearby ski and snowboard access
- Lakefront beaches, marinas, and water sports
- Annual events like celebrity golf and music festivals
Education and Services
Stateline is part of the Douglas County School District and shares educational services with nearby Tahoe-area communities. Most students attend schools in Zephyr Cove or Kingsbury.
Public services such as law enforcement, planning, and utilities are managed by Douglas County.
Related Pages
References
- ↑ U.S. Census Bureau. QuickFacts: Stateline CDP, Nevada. Retrieved May 8, 2025, from https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/statelinecdpnevada
- ↑ Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority. Visit Stateline, NV. Retrieved May 8, 2025, from https://www.tahoelake.com