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Wild Horse, the Second Room in Town

Grande Prairie has a second room, Wild Horse Casino & Lounge, out at Evergreen Park on the southern edge of the city. It runs on machines only, and this page is for anyone from out of town weighing a stop there.

Filed by the Roadbook deskChecked October 1, 2026

Where it is

Finding the park

Evergreen Park, at 55051 Township Rd 710, holds Wild Horse; the park lies at Grande Prairie's southern edge, in the municipality named County of Grande Prairie No. 1. The casino answers at (780) 532-3265. For anything about the grounds, the park office is on 780-532-3279.

Coming from downtown, head south on 98th Street. It turns into Resources Road, which carries you to the lights at Highway 668. Turn left there, heading east, and watch for the park sign on the right. Evergreen Park keeps its own site at evergreenpark.ca.

Machines only

Machines, no tables

The gaming floor at Wild Horse holds slot machines and VLTs. There are no table games, so blackjack and roulette stay at Great Northern Casino on 107 Avenue. The floor runs from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. every day, and only adults 18 and over go in.

Winner's Edge works here too. Points can be earned and redeemed at Wild Horse, with sign-up at Guest Services or at winnersedge.ca.

Gravel road through yellow canola toward a red barn
Woman at a table in the Wild Horse lounge

Food

The lounge and The Pines

Wild Horse Lounge pours drinks and serves meals from 9 a.m. to midnight every day. Breakfast runs from 9 to 11 a.m., which suits a morning arrival from out of town. The Pines Family Restaurant, also on the park grounds, has a kids menu. It opens from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day. Between 9 p.m. and midnight, the lounge keeps serving and The Pines has closed.

Races on screens

Races on the screens

Alongside the machines, Evergreen Park offers off-track betting. About a dozen screens carry live races from tracks across North America and Alberta. Bets go through self-serve kiosks. Winnings are paid on site, so a winning ticket does not have to ride home with you.

Parking

Parking and the campground

Evergreen Park has more than 2,000 parking spaces on its grounds, at no charge. Accessible spots sit near each building. Paved and lit, Lot A (the TARA Energy Services lot) makes the walk back easier once the floor closes at 1 a.m.

Staying over is possible without leaving the grounds. The park holds an RV campground with 75 full-service sites. A trailer or motorhome from Fairview or Dawson Creek can stop there for the night instead of heading home.

Questions

Short answers for the road

01Are there blackjack tables at Wild Horse?

Wild Horse has no blackjack and no other table games. The floor is slot machines and VLTs. For blackjack, Great Northern Casino on 107 Avenue runs live tables.

02What time does Wild Horse close at night?

The gaming floor closes at 1 a.m. every day. It opens at 10 a.m., and the lounge keeps serving until midnight.

03Is there a charge to park at Evergreen Park?

Parking on the grounds is at no charge. There are more than 2,000 spaces, with accessible spots near each building.

04What do the race screens at Evergreen Park show?

Off-track betting at Evergreen Park shows live races from tracks across North America and Alberta on about a dozen screens. Bets go through self-serve kiosks, and winnings are paid on site.