Which Canadian Casinos Are Worth Visiting?
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When it comes to visiting Canada, most people focus on major cities like Toronto and Montreal, along with the great outdoors. As one of the most rugged and remote places in the world, many tourists touch down in a big city before renting a car and hitting the open road.
But regardless of where they wander, one option that visitors have is to visit a casino. Casinos dot the country, from Vancouver to Whitecap to Lake Erie. And they’re a popular pastime for many Canadians, whether they’re hitting the casino to play a game like blackjack or catch a major concert.
Aside from the country’s brick-and-mortar offerings, virtual players also have plenty of options at their fingertips. Fans of blackjack, slots, and more can easily shop around for online casino Canada offers, which lets them find the platform that suits their needs. Options like Wildz are popular with players thanks to the sheer number of games from various casino providers.
Virtual casinos are popular because they’re more convenient and accessible compared to driving to a physical establishment. They’re also great for shorter gaming sessions.
But what about visitors who really want to visit a brick-and-mortar casino? Which locations around the country should be on their radar?
Casino de Montreal
Montreal
Welcome to Canada’s largest physical casino—which is also one of the biggest casinos in the world. Aside from a vast range of table games and slots, visitors also enjoy the architecture. The casino is spread across three buildings, two of which were originally built as modern exhibition spaces in the early 1990s. Not too many casinos (in Canada or beyond) are housed in older and storied buildings. That adds a dash of culture and intrigue for anyone passing through Montreal.
River Cree Resort & Casino
Edmonton
If you’re traveling through Alberta and want to stop in Edmonton (there’s plenty to do), then consider checking out the River Cree Resort & Casino. It’s a bit smaller than other options on this list, but it’s a city staple. Not only can you find over a thousand slots and around 40 table games, but it also hosts local concerts and shows. Its restaurant is also highly rated.
River Rock Casino Resort
Richmond
Anyone exploring British Columbia should plan a stopover in Richmond—and definitely a visit to River Rock. Like the name suggests, visitors get a grand overview of the river. But the real attraction here is the casino’s wide range of table games, including its poker room, and its luxury features. From the spa to the on-site restaurant, visitors can expect a top-tier experience in terms of entertainment and service.
Caesars Windsor
Ontario
And speaking of luxury—if you’re on the hunt for the finer things in life (at Canadian casinos, specifically), then don’t miss out on the Caesars Windsor. The brand alone should signal that there’s a huge emphasis on opulence at this Lake Erie destination. There’s also a stronger emphasis on poker with multiple rooms for variations like Omaha, Caribbean Stud, and Texas Hold’em. On top of their extended poker offerings, slots fans can also rejoice. The Caesars Windsor has over 2,500 available on its floor.
Fallsview Casino Resort
Niagara Falls
Millions of tourists plan trips to Niagara Falls every year—and why wouldn’t they? This natural wonder has been captivating tourists for well over a century. Nearby, visitors can find plenty in the way of entertainment. The Fallsview Casino Resort has been a favorite for years—partly thanks to its views of Horseshoe Falls and partly thanks to its high-class on-site features. Whether or not guests want to play any casino games, they can expect a great lodging and dining experience.
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