A stop on Highway 1
Swift Current Casino Online, Highway 1
This independent road guide covers Living Sky Casino at 1401 North Service Rd E, beside the Trans-Canada Highway in Swift Current. The tool below sorts out the stop for a car, an RV, an electric vehicle or the city bus.
Mapped by the Service Road desk Checked October 13, 2026
Highway 1, measured from the casino
Straight lines · squeezed scale · tap a town
| Town | Straight line | Where | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swift Current (centre) | 2.4 km | Highway 1, west | Route |
| Herbert | 42 km | Highway 1, east | Route |
| Morse | 54 km | Highway 1, east | Route |
| Gull Lake | 55 km | Highway 1, west and south | Route |
| Cabri | 59 km | off the highway, west and north | Route |
| Kyle | 61 km | off the highway, west and north | Route |
| Ponteix | 66 km | off the highway, east and south | Route |
| Shaunavon | 85 km | off the highway, west and south | Route |
| Gravelbourg | 100 km | off the highway, east and south | Route |
| Eastend | 115 km | off the highway, west and south | Route |
| Maple Creek | 129 km | Highway 1, west and south | Route |
| Leader | 140 km | off the highway, west and north | Route |
| Rosetown | 140 km | off the highway, west and north | Route |
| Assiniboia | 148 km | off the highway, east and south | Route |
| Moose Jaw | 160 km | Highway 1, east | Route |
| Kindersley | 161 km | off the highway, west and north | Route |
| Medicine Hat, AB | 208 km | Highway 1, west and south | Route |
| Saskatoon | 218 km | off the highway, east and north | Route |
| Regina | 225 km | Highway 1, east | Route |
| Calgary, AB | 450 km | Highway 1, west and north | Route |
How are you stopping?
What is published, way by way
On the record
- On the North Service Road beside the Trans-Canada Highway: 1401 North Service Rd E, Swift Current, SK S9H 3X6.
- Plenty of parking on site.
- Open 10 AM to 2 AM every day, Saskatchewan time.
Not there, or not published
- Holiday hours are not published.
A stop off the Trans-Canada
On the long, straight run of Highway 1, Living Sky Casino sits on the North Service Road, just off the Trans-Canada. The casino puts the traffic at a million plus vehicles passing through the area each year. It opened in December 2008 and serves southwest Saskatchewan. There is plenty of parking on site.
Straight lines give a sense of scale, though the roads run longer than any of them. Medicine Hat, in Alberta, lies 208 km to the west, with Maple Creek at 129 km and Gull Lake at 55 km. Eastward, Herbert is 42 km off, Morse 54 km and Moose Jaw 160 km. Regina sits at 225 km. The strip at the top of the page places each town along Highway 1.
Open at the hour of arrival
The casino floor runs from 10 AM to 2 AM every day. Live tables open at 5 PM and close at 1:30 AM Sunday to Thursday, or 2 AM on Friday and Saturday. Poker starts at 6 PM; its closing time is not published. Late arrivals off the highway should note that the floor and the tables keep different hours.
Food keeps its own schedule. Horizons Restaurant serves from 11 AM to 10 PM every day. The Deli & Bar opens at 11 AM every day and stays open until 1 AM Sunday to Thursday and until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday. These are Saskatchewan times, on Central Standard Time all year. Holiday hours are not published, so call the casino at 306-778-5759 before a holiday stop.
Services at your arrival time
Saskatchewan time, CST all year
Friday, 9:30 PM
- Casino floorevery day 10 AM to 2 AM
- Live table gamesSunday to Thursday 5 PM to 1:30 AM; Friday and Saturday 5 PM to 2 AM
- Pokerstarts at 6 PM; its closing time is not published, so this shows it no later than the tables
- Horizons Restaurantevery day 11 AM to 10 PM
- Deli & Barevery day from 11 AM; until 1 AM Sunday to Thursday and until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday
- Box office at Guest Servicesevery day 10 AM to 12 AM
Holiday hours are not published. Poker has no published closing time, so it is shown no later than the tables.
A night on the RV lot
RV guests check in at the Guest Services desk with a SIGA Rewards card. Staff may also ask for a licence plate, names, contact details, the number of visitors, the length of stay and the reason for an extended stay. Security or the Casino Shift Manager approves the stay, and spots go first come, first served, with no reservations. Everyone in the RV must be 19 or older.
There is no limit on how long a stay lasts, and the lot has no power. Tobacco is allowed on the lot, but open fires, tents, alcohol and narcotics are not. Garbage goes in the picnic area and is emptied twice a day. Loud music and parties are out, as are panhandling and soliciting. The casino publishes no hotel of its own.
Food and a charge
Horizons Restaurant is the sit-down room, open 11 AM to 10 PM. The Deli & Bar covers casual bites, including dishes from Kookum's Kitchen, along with spirits and pints. SIGA Rewards members get 10% off dining at the casino's restaurants.
The casino publishes no EV charging of its own. OpenStreetMap shows a Tesla Supercharger 0.4 km away in a straight line, tagged with 6 stalls, for customers, open 24/7. A Petro-Canada charging station sits at 0.6 km. The Pioneer Co-op Flo Charging Station, tagged open 24/7, is 1.3 km out. Confirm each one in a charging app before relying on it.
Inside the casino
The gaming floor holds 196 slot machines in denominations of $.01, $.02, $.05, $.25 and $1. There are 9 table games, though the casino does not publish which games are dealt or the table minimums. Poker starts at 6 PM. The Circuit, the electronic table games area, sits next to the Livin' Up Lounge, which has live entertainment beside the gaming floor. Shows are listed on the entertainment page at livingskycasino.ca.
SIGA, the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, runs the casino. It was established in 1995 as a First Nations non-profit, operates seven casinos in Saskatchewan and reinvests all net proceeds in the province. SIGA lists Living Sky Casino with Nekaneet First Nation.
Online play in Saskatchewan
PlayNow.com, operated by SIGA, is the only legal online gambling site in Saskatchewan, open to players aged 19 and older. It launched in the province in November 2022. There is no licence for private online casinos in Saskatchewan, and the provincial government describes competing sites as illegal platforms.
This guide's paid links carry an Ad label and appear only on the home page. All of them lead to the same private online casino partner, which holds no Saskatchewan licence. The guide earns a commission, and the partner can change.
Where to find help
- The Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-306-6789 offers confidential help at no cost, 24 hours a day, for gamblers and their families.
- Game Break, a voluntary self-exclusion from every Saskatchewan casino and PlayNow.com, runs 6 months to 5 years and cannot be shortened once in effect.
- Any SIGA casino takes requests for SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion, a ban of 6 months to 5 years from all nine casinos in Saskatchewan.
Questions from the road
Can an RV stay overnight at Living Sky Casino?
Yes, after checking in at Guest Services with a SIGA Rewards card. Security or the Casino Shift Manager approves the stay, and spots are first come, first served. There is no limit on length of stay, and everyone aboard must be 19 or older.
Is there power on the RV lot?
No, power is not available on the lot. RV travellers should arrive ready to run without a hookup.
What time does the casino close?
The casino floor closes at 2 AM every day, Saskatchewan time, after opening at 10 AM. Holiday hours are not published, so call 306-778-5759 before a holiday visit.
Is there EV charging nearby?
The casino publishes none. OpenStreetMap shows a Tesla Supercharger at 0.4 km, a Petro-Canada charging station at 0.6 km and the Pioneer Co-op Flo Charging Station at 1.3 km, all in straight lines. Confirm in a charging app first.
How far is it from Moose Jaw in a straight line?
Moose Jaw is 160 km east of the casino in a straight line. The road between them is longer than that.