Dakota Dunes Casino in Saskatchewan

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4.2
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Elviera Enns
4 weeks ago
I was there last night with 2 others. One of the ladies I came with was playing a machine when an employee asked to search her bag. She had her child’s snack cup in it, & was asked where her child was and was she sure he wasn’t in the car in the parking lot. Really?? If you’re going to search someone’s bag it should be done when you walk in by security, not in the middle of the casino.
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Gary Hansen
4 weeks ago
Good place to relax
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Deanne Johnstone
4 weeks ago
Good food awsome time
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Derick Neufeld
3 months ago
Get place for a little getaway! Steaks are absolutely delicious! All staff are super friendly and helpful. Can't wait for the spa to open!
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Wes Peters
3 months ago
Dropped in today. I’ve only been there 3 times in as many years since I don’t work in the area anymore but it used to be my favourite lunch spot! Today, the food was good and the waiter was accommodating for my special request which was nice. Portions are smaller but that appears to be the new norm. Adequate portion for the price in comparison to other restaurants. I would rate everything as good today. No offence to the staff today since I don’t know them but I do miss the personality and the bubbly cheery atmosphere of earlier times when I used to visit daily. The staff were exceptional and such a pleasure to visit with and made you want to come back over and over! At the end of the day the best business model is exceptional staff and customer service!
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Ed Oczerklewicz
5 months ago
Staff is great. Plenty of parking. Deli has great food for Dine in and take out, soup is very good. Sevens restaurant has a very nice menu for Dine in.
Plenty of machines for play
Incentives for birthday, seniors day
Extended hours over the weekend. Shirt distance from Saskatoon
Ed
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Melonie Jerrett
6 months ago
We will start with the room. Clean, comfortable and relaxing. Bed and pillows are super comfortable. Only thing negative to mention, shower floors are quite slippery. Restaurant is absolutely amazing! Everything was delicious and huge servings. Casino is super busy lol but we had a great time. Would have been nice if there was better ventilation in smokers area. We are hoping they are expanding the main casino and NOT the smoking section. We feel the smoking section is large enough but the main area is not.

We would highly recommend staying here!!
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7 months ago
We were there the first time and in the beginning we checked in the room at the hotel.
There was a queue and just so happened the two gentlemen in front of us were the musicians and going to perform at the DAKOTA DUNES casino that night.
We had a short conversation since they both brought their guitars and it would be nice to hear them play 🙂
After we finished check in, we also went to the casino in the evening and knew that they had a few sessions to sing and play. We were glad to listen to their songs and it was a fun experience to be there.
The casino was full of customers and they were in different games, some by the machines, some by the tables, some were having drinks or food beside the bar, there was even a Tim Horton’s in the casino. My friend is such a coffee fan that’s why we can remember it quite clearly.
The casino had lots of great joy and entertainment experience! There were some booths and we were so glad to take pictures there.

Overview Dakota Dunes Casino in Saskatchewan

Dakota Dunes Casino operates on Whitecap Dakota First Nation land, roughly 20 minutes south of Saskatoon along Highway 219 (Lorne Avenue). The venue opened in August 2007 and spans about 85,000 square feet of gaming space. It is the largest property managed by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA), which runs seven First Nations casinos across the province. The architecture references traditional tipi structures, and the “Teepee of Light” (seven 4,000-watt spotlights) projects a tipi shape into the night sky. All transactions are processed in Canadian dollars (CAD).

Detail

Information

Address

204 Dakota Dunes Way, Whitecap, SK S7T 1G1

Phone

306-667-6400

Email

[email protected]

Opened

August 2007

Operator

SIGA

Floor Size

Approximately 85,000 sq ft

Minimum Age

19+

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How to Reach the Property

Shuttle Service

A complimentary shuttle bus departs from Prairieland Park in Saskatoon and serves select pickup points across the region. Travellers without a vehicle reach Prairieland Park first, then board the shuttle to finish the trip. Saskatoon International Airport sits within the same 20-minute radius for arriving guests.

Driving Routes

Most visitors arrive by car, since public transit to the Whitecap area is limited. From Saskatoon, drivers follow Highway 219 south for approximately 20 minutes to the entrance. Free on-site parking is provided, including spaces for recreational vehicles (RV power is restricted to 15-amp service). RV spots are first come, first served, so visitors should phone ahead to confirm availability.

Gaming Options at Dakota Dunes Casino

The floor separates its products into slots, live tables, and electronic terminals, with a high limit area positioned on the right side. Players insert a Players Club card before play to record points on any machine or table. The subsections below outline each format and the steps to begin.

Slot Machines

The floor holds more than 620 slot machines, combining reel (traditional) units, video slots, and video poker terminals. The accepted denominations are listed below for budget planning before a session.

  • $0.01
  • $0.02
  • $0.05
  • $0.25
  • $1
  • $5

Machine themes range from classic fruit reels to licensed titles such as Zeus, Dancing Drums, Jinse Dao, Lightning Link, and Quick Hit. Players check the denomination label on each cabinet before committing a wager.

Live Table Games

The pits offer 18 live tables covering Blackjack, Double Deck Blackjack, Bonus Spin Blackjack, Free Bet Blackjack, Tre Card (Three Card) Stud, Baccarat, and Texas Hold’em. Free Bet Blackjack pushes all hands on a dealer 22 and covers double-down and split wagers. Bonus Spin Blackjack adds a side bet that triggers an electronic wheel and a progressive jackpot on a player blackjack.

The Circuit Electronic Tables

The Circuit provides electronic table gaming at a $2 minimum bet, covering roulette, baccarat, and blackjack. These terminals suit players who prefer faster rounds or lower stakes than the live pits. Card insertion records one point for every $5 wagered on these units.

Accessing the High Limit Room

The High Limit Room sits on the right-hand side of the floor and opens daily for higher-stakes play. During the current build-out, the area runs Squeeze EZ Baccarat and Blackjack with a Lucky Lucky side bet, with baccarat minimums starting at $25. Guests reserve a private or semi-private table by contacting the casino directly before arrival.

Schedule

Hours

Table Games (Mon–Thurs)

5:00 PM – 3:00 AM

Table Games (Fri–Sat)

12:00 PM – 4:00 AM

Table Games (Sun)

12:00 PM – 3:00 AM

Poker Registration

From 1:00 PM via (306) 667-6481

Poker Room Opens

5:00 PM

High Limit Room

12:00 PM – 4:00 AM Daily

Progressive Jackpots Available

Two SIGA progressive jackpots anchor the slot floor for players seeking larger prizes. Smoke Signals starts at one million dollars and is guaranteed to pay before it reaches $2,000,000. Rider Nation begins at $50,000 and is guaranteed to hit by $100,000. Players qualify by selecting the linked machines and placing the maximum bet (up to $5 per spin on the progressive units).

Joining SIGA Rewards and Earning Points

The Players Club (SIGA Rewards) runs across all seven SIGA casinos, so points earned at one site redeem at another. Registration takes a few minutes at the Players Club desk and requires government-issued photo identification; applicants must be 19 or older. New members receive $10 in free slot play upon sign-up.

Members accumulate and redeem value through the following structure:

  • Slots: 1 point per $1 wagered
  • The Circuit: 1 point per $5 wagered
  • Tables: points scale by average bet, game type, and time played
  • Redemption: 1,000 points convert to $5 cash back at any slot
  • Dining: 10% off at on-site restaurants

After registering, guests insert the card into a machine or present it to the dealer to begin tracking. Added benefits include member-only draws, advance entertainment ticket purchases, and free-play birthday rewards.

Dining and Resort Amenities

Restaurants on Site

Food service includes a sit-down restaurant, a deli for quick orders, and a Tim Hortons for coffee and baked goods (open 24 hours on weekends). The Sevens Sports Bar carries 11 screens and over 120 seats, with weekly specials such as Taco Tuesdays, Wing Wednesdays, and Fish Fridays. A live DJ plays on the gaming floor each Friday from 7pm to 2am.

Dakota Dunes Resort Rooms

The connected Dakota Dunes Resort opened in October 2020 with 155 rooms and suites, a short indoor walk (about 0.5 km) from the floor. Room types include two-queen standard, king standard, king with golf view, king executive suite, and barrier-free layouts. Standard rooms measure around 350 square feet, while the executive suite reaches 510 square feet. Each room includes a 55-inch LED television, mini-fridge, coffee maker, in-room safe, and floor-to-ceiling windows.�

Amenity

Access

Rooftop Indoor Pool

Daily, 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Fitness Centre

Open 24 Hours

Moose Woods Home Fire Grill

In-Resort Dining

Dakota Dunes Golf Links

18-Hole Championship Course

Wanuskewin Gift Shop

First Nations Arts & Crafts

Lobby Market

Open 24 Hours

Hours, Entry Requirements, and Conduct

Provincial law sets the minimum gambling age at 19, and staff verify valid photo identification (ID card, Canadian passport, or driver’s licence) at entry. The document must display a photograph and date of birth. The following restrictions apply to anyone under 19:

  • No gambling on the floor
  • No use of casino websites
  • No contest entry or offer acceptance
  • No loitering on casino property
  • No Players Club enrolment

Attire is casual, though sportswear, beachwear, and clothing with offensive slogans are restricted in premium areas. Smoking is confined to a dedicated room that also holds a serviced bar.

Payments and Customer Contact

Deposits accept bank cards, bank transfers, and cash, processed at the Casino Cashier where guests load membership cards or exchange cash for chips. Winnings convert back to cash at the cashier or transfer to a bank card on request, and balances may apply toward rooms, dining, or events. Hotel bookings require a credit card (VISA, MasterCard, or American Express). For assistance, the Dakota Dunes Casino line is 306-667-6400 and the resort line is 1-833-987-1888. Online play in Saskatchewan is limited to PlayNow.com, the province’s legal platform.