Calgary area · First Nations · 18+
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Tsuut'ina
This page covers Grey Eagle Resort & Casino on Tsuut'ina Nation land in Calgary. It sets out where the venue is, who owns it and what is on the gaming floor. It also covers the hotel, food, event space and what to check before a visit.
Where it is and who runs it
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino stands at 3777 Grey Eagle Drive, Tsuut'ina, Alberta, T3E 3X8. The hotel uses 3779 and the Event Centre 3775 on the same drive. The site is on Tsuut'ina Nation reserve land at Calgary's southwest edge. It is one of six Host First Nation casinos in Alberta.
The Tsuut'ina Nation owns and operates it, with Tsuu T'ina Hospitality Ltd. as the operating company. Its designated licensed charity is Dit'onik'odza Charities Ltd. Grey Eagle Casino opened in 2007, and an expansion including a hotel began in 2012. Under Alberta's model, 40% of revenue from government-owned slot machines at First Nations casinos goes to the First Nations Development Fund. In this guide, the venue sits in the Calgary area section and on the First Nations casinos page.
On the floor and around it
- Slots and VLTs: the floor holds over 900 slot machines. It also has VLTs, or video lottery terminals, which are electronic lottery-style gaming machines run under provincial rules.
- Live tables: there are 32 table games with dealers. They include Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Craps, Three Card Poker and a Texas Hold'em variant. Electronic table games, digital terminals running dealer-style games, come as Quartz Hybrid terminals for Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette and more.
- High-limit rooms are areas set aside for larger bets. Grey Eagle has two: a non-smoking tables room by the casino entrance, and a smoking room with tables and over 40 high-limit slots. A non-smoking Slot Club sits near the Stage Bar.
- Poker and racing: this guide lists no poker room on the present floor. No racing or off-track betting is listed here.
- Food and drink: Little Chief, an Indigenous-inspired restaurant, is in the hotel.
- Rooms, events and the card: the full-service hotel has 178 rooms, and the Event Centre holds 2,952 general admission or 2,511 seated. The Stage Bar offers free live music inside the casino. Winner's Edge, AGLC's province-wide loyalty card, is free to join and earns points on carded play.
Before you go
Entry is for adults 18 or older. Staff must check valid government-issued photo ID for anyone who appears to be under 25, so carry it. Parking is free and secure, and event nights add overflow lots north and south of the hotel. On those nights, taxi or ride share is encouraged. The resort also offers a shuttle service to select locations.
The opening hours the venue publishes are in the "Plan your visit" table beside the map. Before setting out, check the venue's own page or call the casino line at (403) 385-3777, because holiday hours can differ. The AGLC directory at aglc.ca/gaming/casinos/find-casino-rec lists addresses, phones and games.
Asked about this page
Questions
Who owns and runs Grey Eagle Resort & Casino?
The Tsuut'ina Nation owns and operates it, and Tsuu T'ina Hospitality Ltd. is the operating company. It is one of six Host First Nation casinos in Alberta, with Dit'onik'odza Charities Ltd. as its designated licensed charity.
Does Grey Eagle have live tables and poker?
Yes for live tables: there are 32, including Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Craps and Three Card Poker. This guide lists no poker room on the present floor.
Is there a hotel at Grey Eagle?
Yes, a 178-room full-service hotel at 3779 Grey Eagle Drive. It has a 24-hour fitness centre, an outdoor hot tub and sauna. Hotel reservations are on (403) 719-8777 or toll free 1-844-719-8777.