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Casino Rama Resort hotel building

Photo: Domenic Scaturchio, CC BY 2.0, cropped

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Rama (Orillia), Ontario

Casino Rama Resort

  • Cottage-country escapes
  • Shows
  • Spa weekends
Province
Ontario
Setting
Lake country
Entry age
19+
Amenities
4 listed

Located on the lands of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation near Lake Couchiching, this resort pairs a hotel with a sizeable entertainment centre that books well-known performers.

Lake country

Surrounded by the lakes and forests of the Orillia region.

Entertainment centre

An intimate-feeling venue for well-known musicians and comedians.

Indigenous-owned

Located on the lands of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation.

Gardens at the Casino Rama Resort entrance
Photo: P199, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped

The stay

The hotel offers rooms and suites with a spa and several restaurants on site, making it a popular getaway from the Greater Toronto Area.

Amenities

  • Hotel
  • Entertainment centre
  • Spa
  • Dining

Setting and what's nearby

Lake country. Orillia's waterfront, Lake Simcoe and the cottage country of Muskoka are nearby.

Getting there

Roughly 90 minutes north of Toronto via Highway 400 and Highway 11.

When to visit

Summer and fall colours are the highlights; winter brings snowy, cosy stays.

Planning tips

  • Bring government-issued photo ID. Gaming floors check age (19+ in Ontario).
  • Book shows and dining in advance on busy weekends and holidays.
  • If you plan to visit the gaming floor, set a time and spending limit before you go.
  • Ask the property about its voluntary self-exclusion program and responsible gambling information centre.

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Play responsibly

Gambling can be addictive. Casino gaming is entertainment, not a way to make money. Decide on a budget before you go, never chase losses, and take breaks. Every venue listed here runs under its provincial regulator and offers voluntary self-exclusion.

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