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Bear Claw Casino & Hotel sits on White Bear First Nations near Carlyle, in the Moose Mountains, with its own 35-room hotel. The casino closes at 12 AM every day, and the card here can be kept for the comparison on the home page.
By the Side-by-Side EditorsChecked October 7, 2026
White Bear First Nations, near Carlyle
Photo: Masterhatch, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Kept cards stand side by side on the home page.
At Bear Claw Casino & Hotel, the casino is open every day from 11 AM to 12 AM. These are local Saskatchewan hours, set out as one week from Monday. Saskatchewan stays on Central Standard Time all year, so its clock always matches Alberta's. A 12 AM close means no hours here run past midnight.
The floor has about 130 slot machines. Tables are a different matter: Bear Claw publishes no table-games page and no table hours. For live-table days and poker, the card therefore lists nothing, and that blank counts as neither yes nor no.
Holiday hours are not given on this site, so check them on the casino's own site.
The hotel at Bear Claw Casino & Hotel has 35 rooms, including 5 suites. It opened on July 1, 2010 as SIGA's first destination resort. Children under 12 stay free with an adult, pet-friendly queen rooms are available for a fee, and parking is free.
RVs are accepted, as at all seven SIGA casinos. Guests register with a SIGA Rewards card at Guest Services, and there are no reservations. Every RV guest must be 19 or older.
Growlers Restaurant serves from 11:30 AM to 9 PM daily. The Deli & Bar's hours differ between the casino's pages, so the card leaves them out. A Golf Stay & Play package links the hotel with White Bear Lake Golf Course and Golf Kenosee. All events here are 19+.
Bear Claw Casino & Hotel is on Highway 9 at White Bear First Nations, north of Carlyle in the Moose Mountains, with plenty of parking. The casino line is 306-577-4577. For the hotel, call 306-577-4588 or toll free 1-877-909-2327.
Anyone under 19 is a prohibited individual at SIGA casinos and cannot receive winnings. That rule has been in place since June 30, 2016, and the legal gambling age in Saskatchewan is 19.
In a straight line, the casino is 403.7 km from Saskatoon City Hall, 182.5 km from Regina City Hall and 451.5 km from Prince Albert. These are not driving distances, and the guide gives no travel times. The casino first opened in 1993, was closed by the province after about three months, and reopened in November 1996.
Official site: bearclawcasino.ca (not a paid link)
Directions in Google Maps ↗ from where you are, by road
Closing time is the first difference: Bear Claw Casino & Hotel closes at 12 AM every day. Five others close between 2 AM and 4 AM. Round-the-clock hours for part of the week run at Casino Regina, Dakota Dunes Casino and Northern Lights Casino.
A hotel on the property is shared with Dakota Dunes, where the Whitecap Dakota Nation's resort has 155 rooms and suites. Tables are the other gap: five of the nine casinos publish live-table hours, and Bear Claw has no table-games page. Its card shows that row blank, not as a no.
Children under 12 stay free with an adult at the hotel. The casino itself is 19+, like every casino in Saskatchewan.
The casino closes at 12 AM every day, Saskatchewan time, after opening at 11 AM. Holiday hours are not given on this site, so check them on the casino's own site.