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RV Stays and Charging at Gold Eagle

Gold Eagle Casino in North Battleford lets RV travellers stay on its lot under a short set of clear rules. It also has 3 charging stations for electric vehicles, and both are set out below in numbers.

By the Figures deskChecked October 1, 2026

Charging pedestal and a distant motorhome on a big lot

Setting up an RV stay

An RV stay starts at the Guest Services Desk at Gold Eagle Casino. Guests check in there with a SIGA Rewards card, the players card used at the 7 SIGA casinos. The card costs nothing. After that, security or the Casino Shift Manager gives approval for the stay.

No reservations are taken, so spots go to whoever arrives first. Without a reservation system, a spot depends on what is free when the RV pulls in. Every person travelling in the RV has to be 19 or older. There is no limit on how long a stay lasts.

Rules on the RV lot

  1. Power at the RV spots has very limited voltage.
  2. No alcohol is allowed in the RV parking areas.
  3. Open fires are not allowed, and tents need management approval.
  4. Garbage bins are there, but there is no disposal for liquid waste.
  5. Loud music and parties are not allowed.

The three charging stations

  • 7.2kWLevel 2, ChargePoint, 2 vehicles
  • 11.5kWLevel 2, Porsche charger
  • 65.5 to 125kWLevel 3, DC fast, 1 vehicle

Gold Eagle Casino has 3 charging stations for electric vehicles. A Level 2 charger is a standard plug-in unit that charges at a moderate pace, suited to a longer stop. The Level 2 ChargePoint station has room for 2 vehicles and charges at up to 7.2 kW. A kW, or kilowatt, measures how fast power reaches the car. A second Level 2 unit, a Porsche charger, gives up to 11.5 kW.

Level 3 means a DC fast charger, which feeds the battery directly and fills it much faster. The casino's Level 3 station serves 1 vehicle at between 65.5 kW and 125 kW. Funding for the Level 3 charging came from the SaskPower Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program and Natural Resources Canada. Charging is paid by the hour, and the rates are on the casino's own page at goldeaglecasino.ca.

Questions, answered in numbers

Can an RV spot be booked ahead?
No, the casino accepts no bookings, and a spot goes to whoever arrives first. Guests arrange the stay at the Guest Services Desk, showing a SIGA Rewards card.
How long can an RV stay?
There is no limit on how long a stay lasts. Each stay is approved at check-in, either by security or by the Casino Shift Manager.
Is there a fast charger?
Yes, a Level 3 DC fast charger is available for 1 vehicle, with charging at between 65.5 kW and 125 kW. Charging is paid by the hour, with rates on the casino's page.
Can children stay in the RV?
No, every person travelling in the RV has to be 19 or older. That matches the legal gambling age in Saskatchewan.

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