Grand Portage Lodge & Casino

Presentation of the Grand Portage Lodge & Casino

The Grand Portage Casino is located 5 miles from the Canadian border, near Lake Superior in Minnesot…

The Grand Portage Casino is located 5 miles from the Canadian border, near Lake Superior in Minnesota.

On the casino’s 15,000 sq ft gaming floor are to be found over 425 slot machines, good old classics, hot new themes, video poker, and progressives are coinless.

Table games like Blackjack, unfortunately, are currently closed due to Covid-19.

The Island View restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus in a comfortable atmosphere with views of Lake Superior and Pete’s Island. Another dining option is the Casino Deli, which is currently closed due to Covid-19.

At the Antlers Lounge are served beers and cocktails alongside fans’ favorite finger foods. With many bar-top games and large screen TVs, the lounge is the perfect spot to watch a game.

The accommodations are quite wide. You get to choose between a hotel with a 3-story fireplace, lakeside log cabins for a more rustic experience, and a seasonal RV Park. Either your choice is, amenities like a pool, a sauna, a hot tub, an arcade, and a fitness center are featured.

Proper attire and valid ID are required to enter.

Nearby casinos: Gateway Casinos Thunder Bay (40mi.), Bayfield Legendary Waters Casino (91mi.), Baraga Ojibwa Casino (98mi.), Ashland Bad River Lodge Casino & Hotel (103mi.), Watersmeet Northern Waters Casino Resort (116mi.)

The City

On the beautiful north shores of Lake Superior at the Canadian border, one hour from Thunder Bay, On…

On the beautiful north shores of Lake Superior at the Canadian border, one hour from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. You will find the territory of Grand Portage, a natural jewel.

Walk through the Grand Portage national Monument and learn about how life was like at the trading fort during the 18th century. It is a real trip in the past because volunteers and park staff are dressed in period attire.

Admire the beautiful falls on the US-Canadian borders at the Grand Portage State park and at the High falls.

After a trail or two within the area, stretch your legs and taste the water of the Pigeon River.