Casino Regina
SaskGaming- RVs
- no details here
- Stalls
- no details here
- Power
- no details here
- Stay
- no details here
- Rooms
- No casino hotel; Players Club discounts at downtown partner hotels (Delta, DoubleTree, Wingate)
- EV
- no details here
Saskatchewan is a wide province, so the drive home belongs in the plan before the drive out. These notes cover where an RV can stop at a casino and where a room sits close by.

All seven SIGA casinos welcome RVs. Guests travelling in a recreational vehicle show a SIGA Rewards card at Guest Services before settling in. There are no reservations, and every RV guest must be 19 or older.
Dakota Dunes has ten RV stalls, each with 20, 30 and 50 amp service. A stay there is set at 5 days, with 15 days at most. At Gold Eagle in North Battleford, RV guests have no limit on length of stay, but power is very limited. Gold Horse in Lloydminster issues RV parking permits valid for 3 days in total, and there is no power.
For RV parking at Casino Regina and Casino Moose Jaw, the two SaskGaming casinos, a call ahead settles the question: Casino Regina at 1-800-555-3189, Casino Moose Jaw at 1-306-694-3888.
Bear Claw Casino & Hotel sits on Highway 9, north of Carlyle. The hotel opened on July 1, 2010 as SIGA's first destination resort. It has 35 guest rooms, including 5 suites, and the front desk is open 6am to 9:45pm daily. Children under 12 stay free with an adult, and pet-friendly queen rooms are available for a fee. The hotel answers at 306-577-4588, toll free 1-877-909-2327.
Near Saskatoon, Dakota Dunes Resort shares the property with the casino. It is Whitecap Dakota Nation's resort, separate from SIGA, with 155 guest rooms and suites.
Casino Moose Jaw has no hotel of its own, but Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa is next door, reached by a pedway over Fairford Street. Casino Regina has no hotel either. Players Club members get discounts at downtown partner hotels: Delta, DoubleTree and Wingate.

Gold Eagle in North Battleford has EV chargers on site. Level 2 costs $2 an hour for the first 5 hours. Level 3 DC fast charging costs $17 an hour for the first 2 hours of continuous use. Dakota Dunes, Northern Lights, Painted Hand and Gold Horse all list free parking. Casino Moose Jaw charges for parking, though it becomes free once a guest earns 10 Players Club points on the same day.
All seven SIGA casinos welcome RVs. Guests show a SIGA Rewards card at Guest Services, there are no reservations, and every RV guest must be 19 or older.
Dakota Dunes has ten RV stalls, each with 20, 30 and 50 amp service, for 5 days and 15 days at most. Gold Eagle has power, but it is very limited. Gold Horse has no power.
Bear Claw Casino & Hotel has 35 guest rooms, including 5 suites. Dakota Dunes Resort, Whitecap Dakota Nation's resort and separate from SIGA, is on the same property as Dakota Dunes Casino. Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa is next door to Casino Moose Jaw.