The road to Northern Lights Casino

How far the casino is

Measured from the casino's map point, Saskatoon is 132 km away in a straight line. North Battleford comes in at 175 km. The Pas is 306 km off, and Regina sits at 314 km. Farther out, the line reaches Edmonton at 515 km and Winnipeg at 704 km.

Roads are longer than any of these lines. Night Gate gives no driving times, so check your route before you set out, especially for a late arrival. The casino calls Prince Albert "The Gateway to the North". Its address, 44 Marquis Road, sits at the end of every line on this page.

Parking and EV charging

The casino has plenty of free parking. For electric vehicles there are three stations. A ChargePoint Level 2 unit serves 2 vehicles at up to 7.2 kW. A Porsche Level 2 station delivers up to 11.5 kW. The fast option is a Level 3 DC charger for 1 vehicle, delivering between 65.5 and 125 kW.

Charging rates are posted by the casino, and Night Gate does not repeat them here. Check them with the casino before a long charge.

Arriving in an RV

All SIGA casinos welcome guests in recreational vehicles, and Northern Lights Casino is one of them. To stay, register at the Guest Services desk with a SIGA Rewards card. Security or the Casino Shift Manager then approves the stay.

Spots go first come, first served, with no reservations. Everyone in the RV must be 19 or older, not only the driver. A permit is valid for 3 days. Extensions go through security at the main door.

The lot has its own rules. Alcohol stays inside the vehicle and is never carried into the casino. Open fires are not allowed, waste stays in the vehicle, and loud music and parties are not permitted.

City buses and other rides

Prince Albert city buses do not run on Sundays or statutory holidays. The casino publishes no shuttle and no taxi stand. If you arrive without a car on one of those days, arrange the ride home before setting out. A late night ends the same way: the trip back needs its own plan.