Plate 3 · RV night
Sleeping in an RV at Living Sky
RV travellers on Highway 1 can spend the night on the Living Sky Casino lot in Swift Current after registering at the Guest Services desk. The checklist below sets out what the lot has and what it does not, from power to the age rule.
Mapped by the Service Road desk Checked October 7, 2026
Registering at Guest Services
All SIGA casinos welcome guests travelling in RVs, and Living Sky Casino, on the North Service Road off the Trans-Canada Highway, is one of them. The stop starts at the Guest Services desk. Bring a SIGA Rewards card: it is needed to register an RV, and it costs nothing to get. Staff may also ask for the licence plate, a name, contact details, the number of visitors and the length of stay.
For a longer halt, the reason for an extended stay may be asked as well. The Casino Shift Manager or Security gives each stay its approval. Nobody can book ahead, since spots go to whoever arrives first. Passengers count too: all people aboard the RV need to be at least 19.
How are you stopping?
What is published, way by way
On the record
- Sign in at the Guest Services desk, SIGA Rewards card in hand.
- No limit on how long you stay.
- Tobacco use is allowed on the lot.
- Outdoor garbage in the picnic area, emptied twice a day.
Not there, or not published
- No power hookups.
- No reservations: first come, first served.
- No open fires and no tents.
- No alcohol or narcotics on the lot.
- No loud music or parties.
- No one under 19 may stay in the RV.
The lot itself
Once a stay is approved, the rules set no limit on how long it lasts. That covers one night between Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw as well as a longer pause, though a reason may be asked for an extended stay. Power is not available, so the RV runs on what it carries in. Tobacco use is allowed on the lot.
Several things stay off it entirely: open fires, tents, alcohol and narcotics. No loud music or parties are permitted, and noise has to stay at a minimum. Panhandling and soliciting are banned as well. Outdoor garbage goes in the picnic area, where it is emptied twice a day. The casino is not responsible for lost or stolen items or for damage.
Before turning in
The casino floor welcomes players daily between 10 AM and 2 AM, Saskatchewan time. For a sit-down meal, Horizons Restaurant serves until 10 PM. The Deli & Bar opens at 11 AM and runs later. Closing comes at 1 AM from Sunday to Thursday, then shifts to 2 AM for Friday and Saturday. Holiday hours appear nowhere in print, so the casino line at 306-778-5759 is the number to call for them.
For the next morning, the casino's list of nearby places includes the Chinook Parkway. It also names two parks: Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park and Lac Pelletier Regional Park. After that, the long straight line of the Trans-Canada waits, east or west.
Questions from the road
Can an RV spot at Living Sky Casino be reserved?
No, nothing can be booked ahead; spots on the lot are first come, first served. At the Guest Services desk, registration is done by presenting a SIGA Rewards card.
Is there power on the RV lot?
No, power is not available on the lot. The RV has to run on its own supply for the night.
How long can an RV stay?
Under the lot rules, a stay has no set time limit. When a stay runs long, Guest Services may ask the reason, and the Casino Shift Manager or Security signs off on every stay.
Are children allowed to stay in an RV parked on the lot?
No, the rule is 19 or older for every person in the RV. The same age rule applies inside the casino, where guests must be 19 or older.