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Pulling in at 44 Marquis Road

Northern Lights Casino sits at 44 Marquis Road in Prince Albert, with plenty of free parking. This page walks through arriving by car, charging an electric car, staying in an RV and taking the city bus.

Written by the Pine & Marquis crewChecked October 13, 2026

Drawn illustration: the guide's character stands by a white charging post plugged into a small electric car in a parking lot, a motorhome and spruce forest behind.
Drawn illustration of the guide's character, not a real person and not a photograph of the casino

Where to leave the car

Northern Lights Casino is at 44 Marquis Road, Prince Albert, SK S6V 7Y5. The casino has plenty of free parking, so you can pull in and walk to the main door. The casino does not publish a shuttle or a taxi stand. If you need a ride home, sort it out before you head inside. For anything unclear, call the casino at 306-764-4777.

Charging an electric car

The casino has three charging stations. A ChargePoint Level 2 station serves 2 vehicles at up to 7.2 kW. The Porsche Level 2 station gives up to 11.5 kW. One Level 3 DC fast charger takes 1 vehicle, at 65.5 to 125 kW. If your car accepts DC fast charging, that is the unit to look for.

Rates are posted by the casino, so check northernlightscasino.ca before you plug in. SIGA describes the chargers as part of Witaskêwin, living together on the land.

Bringing the RV

All SIGA casinos welcome guests in recreational vehicles, and Northern Lights is one of them. To stay, register at the Guest Services desk with your SIGA Rewards card. Security or the Casino Shift Manager then approves the stay. Spots are first come, first served, with no reservations.

Everyone in the RV must be 19 or older, not just the driver. A permit is valid for 3 days. Extensions go through security at the main door, so ask there before your permit runs out.

While parked, a few rules apply on the lot. Alcohol stays inside the vehicle, and so does your waste. No open fire is allowed. Loud music and parties are not permitted either.

Taking the city bus

Prince Albert city buses do not run on Sundays or statutory holidays. If you rely on transit, a Sunday or holiday visit needs another way there and back. The casino does not publish a shuttle. Plan both legs of the trip before you leave home, and call 306-764-4777 with any question about the venue.

Questions first-timers ask

Does parking at the casino cost anything?

Parking is free, and the casino has plenty of it.

Can I fast-charge my EV at the casino?

Yes, there is one Level 3 DC fast charger for 1 vehicle, at 65.5 to 125 kW. Two Level 2 stations are also on site, and the casino posts its own rates.

Can I stay in my RV for a weekend?

A permit is valid for 3 days, which can cover a weekend. Register at Guest Services with your SIGA Rewards card, and the stay needs approval from security or the Casino Shift Manager. Spots are first come, first served.

Can I take the city bus on a Sunday?

Prince Albert city buses do not run on Sundays or statutory holidays. The casino does not publish a shuttle, so plan another ride for those days.