Opened in August 1999
The gaming operation originally opened as OLG Slots at Mohawk Racetrack on August 10, 1999.
Located at the long-established Mohawk racing destination in Milton, Ontario, Mohawk Casino combines a large casino floor with live poker, high-limit gaming, dining, a buffet, sports betting and access to one of Ontario's best-known harness-racing venues.
Casino gaming at the Mohawk site began on August 10, 1999, when OLG Slots at Mohawk Racetrack opened as part of Ontario's Slots at Racetracks program. The original gaming facility launched with hundreds of slot machines and operated alongside the established harness-racing venue.
The racing property itself has a much longer history. Mohawk Racetrack opened in 1963 and later became Woodbine Mohawk Park, a major Standardbred harness-racing venue. The casino therefore developed within an existing racing destination rather than as an isolated standalone casino.
In May 2018, the gaming operation was renamed Elements Casino Mohawk as ownership and operation transitioned to Ontario Gaming West GTA LP. The destination is now part of the Great Canadian Entertainment portfolio of gaming properties in Ontario.
Today, Mohawk Casino operates as a much broader entertainment destination, combining casino gaming, live poker, dining, sports betting and high-limit play while remaining closely connected with the neighbouring racetrack experience.
The gaming operation originally opened as OLG Slots at Mohawk Racetrack on August 10, 1999.
Mohawk forms part of Great Canadian Entertainment's Ontario gaming portfolio and operates under the Elements Casino brand.
The casino is located at 9430 Guelph Line in Milton, at the same destination as Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Mohawk's racing history predates the casino by decades, giving the property a distinctive casino-and-racing identity.
Mohawk Casino is built around its casino floor, but the destination extends well beyond slot machines. Visitors can move between electronic gaming, dealer-operated tables, live poker, high-limit areas, sports betting and several dining options during the same visit.
A large selection of slot machines and electronic table gaming forms the core of the casino floor.
Dealer-operated gaming includes Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette and several specialty table games.
Mohawk offers live poker with its own room, operating schedule, waiting lists and jackpot features.
Separate higher-limit slot and table options are available for guests looking for elevated stakes.
In-person sports betting is available through sportsbook kiosks located within the gaming destination.
The property includes dining options such as The Eatery and the Great Canadian Buffet.
One of Mohawk Casino's defining characteristics is its relationship with Woodbine Mohawk Park. Unlike a conventional casino developed as a self-contained gaming building, the casino grew from Ontario's racetrack slot program and continues to share the destination with a major harness-racing venue.
That combination gives visitors more than one reason to travel to the property. A visit can centre entirely on slots, live tables or poker, or it can be combined with racing, food, promotions and evening entertainment.
The casino also balances different types of play within one property. Low-limit tables, conventional slots, electronic table games and casual gaming sit alongside poker and higher-limit options, allowing different types of visitors to use the gaming floor in different ways.
The Elements destination is promoted as always open, while specific areas such as live tables and poker operate on their own schedules.
Free parking is listed as one of the standard amenities available to visitors at the Milton property.
Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages are available on the gaming floor, subject to operational availability.
The gaming operation originated within Ontario's provincially regulated Slots at Racetracks program. Today, the property is operated within Ontario's regulated gaming system, with OLG responsible for the province's land-based gaming framework and the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario responsible for regulatory oversight of gaming operators, suppliers and gaming activities.
A first visit is straightforward once you know what to expect. From arriving and confirming age eligibility to finding Guest Services, choosing a gaming area, joining Great Canadian Rewards and planning a meal, this guide walks through the visit in a practical order.
Mohawk Casino is located at 9430 Guelph Line in Milton, Ontario. Complimentary parking is available, making arrival straightforward for guests travelling by car.
Casino gaming in Ontario is restricted to guests aged 19 and over. Carry valid government-issued photo identification, particularly if age verification is required or if you plan to register for Great Canadian Rewards during your visit.
Once inside, you do not have to follow a fixed route through the property. You can head directly toward the gaming floor, visit Guest Services, join the rewards program, explore dining, or check the availability of live table games and poker.
There is no mandatory sequence, but this order makes it easier for a first-time visitor to understand the property and available services.
The casino is located at 9430 Guelph Line in Milton. Guests arriving by car can use the complimentary parking available at the destination.
Guests taking part in casino gaming must meet Ontario's legal gambling age requirement. Keep valid government-issued photo identification with you during the visit.
Guest Services is the practical first stop for questions about Great Canadian Rewards, account balances, current offers and other property information.
Great Canadian Rewards membership can be created online or in person at Guest Services. Registration is available to eligible guests aged 19 or older and requires valid government-issued photo identification.
Once registered, the card can be used at participating slot machines and electronic table games, while balances and eligible offers can also be checked through Guest Services, the Member Portal or the mobile app.
The casino offers more than 1,300 slot machines and electronic tables together with 34 live table games, poker and high-limit gaming.
Check the denomination, minimum wager or table limit before beginning play. Mohawk offers different betting levels, including low-limit tables and separate higher-limit gaming.
Live table minimums vary by area and schedule, so first-time visitors should check the limit displayed at the table before sitting down.
Dining is available directly at the destination, including The Eatery and the Great Canadian Buffet. Great Canadian Rewards Comp Dollars can also be used at participating dining locations according to current program conditions.
Before leaving, make sure any gaming chips, tickets, account-related transactions or other outstanding gaming items have been handled through the appropriate casino service point.
Rewards members can also check balances and current offers through Guest Services, the Member Portal or the Great Canadian Rewards app.
Ontario's legal gambling age is 19. Carry valid government-issued photo identification.
Great Canadian Rewards provides member benefits and offers. New members can register online or through Guest Services.
The destination is open seven days a week, but live tables and poker operate during their own scheduled hours.
Parking is listed as a complimentary amenity for visitors to the Milton casino destination.
Mohawk Casino is open seven days a week, but live table games currently operate daily from 12 PM to 6 AM. The poker room has a separate schedule of Thursday through Sunday from 12 PM to 4 AM. Visitors coming specifically for live tables or poker should plan around those operating hours.
Mohawk Casino brings together more than 1,300 slot machines and electronic table games, 34 live dealer tables, live poker, high-limit gaming and in-person sports betting within one large gaming destination in Milton.
The casino floor at Mohawk is not built around one single type of game. Its largest category combines more than 1,300 slot machines and electronic table games, giving visitors a broad choice of individual digital play across different themes, denominations and game formats.
Guests looking for a traditional casino experience can move to the live table area, where 34 dealer-operated games are available. The current collection includes familiar games such as Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette together with specialty poker-style tables, side bets and progressive jackpot games.
Mohawk also has a dedicated poker room, separate high-limit slot and table options, and a sportsbook kiosk for in-person sports betting. Each area serves a different type of visitor, so a first-time guest can choose between simple individual play, dealer-led action, player-versus-player poker or higher-limit gaming.
Each gaming format offers a different pace, level of interaction and playing environment. Understanding the difference makes it much easier to decide where to begin.
Slots offer the most straightforward way to explore the casino independently. Mohawk provides machines ranging from penny wagers through higher-limit options, with both newer titles and familiar classic-style games.
Suitable for visitors who prefer to play independently and control the pace themselves.
Electronic tables combine familiar table-game formats with touchscreen-style controls. Great Canadian describes the experience as table-game action in a dynamic stadium setting with the ease of using a slot machine.
Useful for visitors interested in table games but not ready to sit at a live dealer table.
Mohawk lists 34 live table games, giving guests a traditional dealer-led casino experience. Current offerings include Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Ultimate Texas Hold'em, Mississippi Stud and other specialty games and side-bet formats.
Best for visitors who want interaction with a dealer and the traditional atmosphere of a live casino table.
The dedicated Level 2 poker room provides a different experience from the regular table-games floor. Players compete against one another rather than directly against the casino, with professional dealers managing the games.
Better suited to guests who already understand poker rules or specifically want player-versus-player competition.
Mohawk is officially listed as offering both high-limit slots and high-limit table gaming, providing an alternative to the standard-denomination and lower-limit areas of the casino.
Intended for guests comfortable with larger wagers rather than visitors looking for the lowest available limits.
Mohawk is one of the Elements Casino destinations offering an in-person sportsbook kiosk. This provides another form of wagering without requiring visitors to join a slot or table game.
Designed for visitors interested in sports wagering rather than traditional casino games.
There is no single correct starting point. The best area depends on whether you want independent play, a live dealer, poker competition or simply the lowest-complexity experience.
Slots and electronic tables provide individual controls and flexible session lengths.
Dealer tables provide a more social environment with displayed minimum wagers and scheduled operating hours.
The poker room operates separately from the main table collection and uses its own schedule and waitlist.
High-limit gaming and the sportsbook kiosk provide alternatives to the standard floor experience.
Mohawk's live table games currently operate daily from 12 PM to 6 AM. Low-limit tables start from $5, with dedicated $5 tables currently scheduled from 6 PM Thursday through Saturday and from 2 PM Sunday. Poker follows a separate Thursday-through-Sunday schedule from 12 PM to 4 AM. Game selection, minimums and opening times can change according to demand and operating requirements.
Mohawk Casino offers 34 live table games, ranging from familiar Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette to poker-style games, specialty variants, progressive jackpots and optional side bets.
The live table area provides a different experience from slot machines and electronic tables. Games are conducted by casino dealers, wagers are placed at physical table layouts, and each game follows its own betting structure and rules.
The current Mohawk selection covers several major categories. Blackjack and its related variations focus on card totals, Baccarat offers Player and Banker wagering, Roulette uses numbered wheel outcomes, while games such as Mississippi Stud, Bahama Bonus and Ultimate Texas Hold'em use poker-style hand rankings.
The floor also includes specialty formats and optional side-bet features, allowing visitors to choose between straightforward traditional games and more feature-driven table experiences.
Great Canadian currently lists the following games and table features for Elements Casino Mohawk.
Blackjack is one of the core live games at Mohawk. Players compete against the dealer by building a hand total without exceeding 21, while the casino's current offering also adds several optional variants and side-bet features.
Mohawk currently lists Ruyi Baccarat and Dragon Bonus Baccarat. Baccarat is centred on wagers placed on the Player hand, Banker hand or a tie, with the dealing and drawing sequence managed according to the game's established rules.
Roulette offers number-based and grouped betting options around a physical wheel. Mohawk lists conventional Roulette alongside Double Zero and Triple Zero versions, giving visitors different wheel layouts and betting structures.
These games use poker-style card combinations while remaining casino table games rather than games inside Mohawk's dedicated poker room. Their procedures and betting structures differ from player-versus-player poker.
Some tables add separate wagering opportunities alongside the main game. These wagers have their own qualifying conditions and payout structures.
A Blackjack progressive jackpot feature currently listed for Mohawk.
Great Canadian also publishes a current Atlas progressive jackpot for Mohawk.
An additional side-bet feature listed within Mohawk's current live-table offering.
Optional wagers available alongside selected Blackjack play.
Mohawk's live table games are currently scheduled every day from noon until 6 AM.
Low-limit live table gaming is officially listed as beginning at $5, subject to game availability and operating demand.
Great Canadian currently lists Level 1 table minimums at Mohawk as starting from $20.
The most important information for a first-time visitor is visible at the table itself. Check which game is being played and confirm the current minimum before placing a wager.
Blackjack and Roulette are among the most familiar formats for new visitors. Baccarat has relatively simple primary wager choices, while Mississippi Stud, Bahama Bonus and Ultimate Texas Hold'em involve more specialised poker-style betting procedures.
Minimum wagers differ by table and can change with demand.
Variants and side bets can change what is available at otherwise familiar tables.
Speak with the dealer or pit staff if you are unsure about table procedures.
Progressive and side bets are separate from the main game and are not required.
Great Canadian states that table-game minimums are based on business needs and daily game demand. The selection of open games is also influenced by business volumes, and opening or closing times may change because of operational requirements. If you are travelling specifically for one game or minimum, check current availability at the casino.
Mohawk Casino combines slot machines and electronic table games within a collection of more than 1,300 gaming positions, with slot wagers ranging from penny play to high-limit options and a mix of newer titles and familiar classics.
Slot machines form a major part of the Mohawk Casino gaming experience. Great Canadian describes the Elements collection as offering exciting slot machines with wagers beginning at penny levels and extending into high-limit gaming.
The selection is designed to provide variety rather than a single style of machine. Visitors can find newer slot releases alongside familiar classic themes, allowing players to choose between modern presentations and more traditional slot experiences.
The casino's published total of more than 1,300 applies to slots and electronic table games combined. Great Canadian does not currently publish a separate exact number for slot machines at Mohawk, so the machine count can change as the gaming floor is refreshed.
The main differences between machines are denomination, game design, feature structure and the amount a player chooses to wager.
Great Canadian specifically states that slot wagers at Elements casinos begin at penny levels. These machines provide an accessible entry point for guests who want to begin with smaller denomination options.
Mohawk's slot offering is promoted as including some of the hottest new slot games, providing visitors with modern cabinets, current themes and newer styles of machine-based casino play.
The collection also includes familiar classics, so the floor is not limited to the newest releases. This gives regular slot players the option to choose more traditional game styles.
High Limit Slots are officially listed among Mohawk's casino features. They provide higher-denomination or higher-stake machine options for guests who prefer larger wagers than those available in the standard slot areas.
Slot machines can offer different denominations and wager configurations. The value displayed by the machine should be checked before beginning play.
Officially advertised as the lower end of the Elements slot range.
Available wager levels depend on the individual machine and game configuration.
Higher-stake slot gaming is available as a dedicated Mohawk casino feature.
Great Canadian Rewards members can record qualifying slot play by inserting a valid Rewards card into the machine for the duration of the session they want recorded.
Qualifying recorded slot play can earn Reward Points and Comp Dollars according to the program's current rules. Reward Points can later be redeemed directly at a slot machine for Slot Play credits.
The Rewards card does not alter the rules or outcome of the slot game. Its purpose is to record qualifying activity for the loyalty program.
Use your valid Great Canadian Rewards card at a qualifying slot machine.
Eligible casino gaming activity is tracked while the card remains properly inserted.
Qualifying play may generate Reward Points, Comp Dollars and Tier Credits.
Reward Points can be converted into Slot Play directly through an eligible slot machine.
Great Canadian currently states that 100 Reward Points can be redeemed for $1 in Slot Play credits. Redemption can be completed directly at a slot machine by inserting the Rewards card and using the available redemption option.
Slot machines can use different prize and jackpot structures, depending on the individual game. However, Great Canadian's current Elements Casino Mohawk page does not publish a dedicated list of progressive slot machines or live progressive slot jackpot values.
The progressive jackpots publicly displayed for Mohawk on the current official page relate to live table games such as Blazing 7's and Atlas, not to a published list of slot-machine progressives. For that reason, individual progressive slot titles or jackpot amounts should be checked directly on the machine during the visit.
Confirm the machine's credit value and available wager levels before playing.
Pay tables, game features and qualifying conditions vary between machines.
Insert your Great Canadian Rewards card before qualifying play you want recorded.
Slots allow visitors to play independently without joining a live dealer table.
Great Canadian promotes Mohawk as offering both new slot releases and favourite classics, but it does not publish a permanent complete machine-by-machine inventory for the property. Individual titles, cabinet formats and available denominations should therefore be treated as subject to change.
Electronic table games combine familiar casino-table concepts with individual digital controls, giving players a different way to experience table gaming without sitting at a traditional dealer-operated table.
Electronic table games sit between traditional slot-machine play and live dealer tables. Instead of placing chips directly on a physical table, players use an individual electronic terminal to view betting options and place wagers.
Great Canadian describes the format as offering the action of table games in a dynamic stadium setting while retaining the ease of using a slot machine. This makes the experience more individual and screen-based than conventional live dealer play.
At Mohawk, electronic tables are included within the destination's combined total of more than 1,300 slots and e-tables. Great Canadian does not publish a separate exact count of electronic-table terminals for Mohawk.
The game concept may be familiar, but the way a player interacts with it is different from a traditional live table.
Each player uses a personal screen or terminal to review available betting areas and enter wagers without placing physical chips on a table layout.
Great Canadian specifically presents its electronic tables as a stadium-style experience, creating a shared gaming area while each player retains individual digital controls.
Electronic tables are designed around familiar casino table-game formats rather than traditional reel-based slot gameplay.
Players make selections from their own terminal rather than handling chips directly with a dealer, which can make the experience feel closer to machine gaming.
Electronic tables and live dealer games can be based on similar casino concepts, but the interaction and atmosphere are different.
Electronic tables can be a practical option for visitors who are interested in table games but would rather begin with an individual digital interface.
You do not need to immediately join a traditional dealer-led table.
The terminal displays available betting areas and relevant game information.
Check the displayed betting level and your selection before confirming a wager.
Visitors who enjoy the underlying game can later try the dealer-operated version on the live floor.
Great Canadian Rewards members can check their Rewards balances on electronic table game displays. Great Canadian also identifies qualifying recorded electronic-table play as part of its Rewards program, subject to the program's current terms and conditions.
Reel-based and feature-driven games with fully individual play.
Table-game concepts combined with personal digital controls.
Traditional dealer interaction and physical table layouts.
Great Canadian confirms Electronic Table Games as a Mohawk Casino feature and describes the format as stadium-style table gaming, but the current Elements page does not provide a permanent machine-by-machine list or a separate exact number of electronic terminals. Available games and terminals should therefore be treated as subject to change.
Mohawk Casino adds several optional features to its live table offering, including progressive jackpot games and Blackjack side bets that operate separately from the main wager.
Most live table games are built around a primary wager, but selected Mohawk tables include additional betting features. These can take the form of progressive jackpots or optional side bets linked to specific card combinations or dealer outcomes.
Great Canadian currently publishes two progressive table-game jackpot names for Mohawk: Blazing 7’s and Atlas. These are separate from the standard result of the main table game and are presented as progressive features whose jackpot values can change over time.
Blackjack at Mohawk also includes several published add-on features, including Bust It, Perfect Pair and FreeBet Blackjack: Pot of Gold. These wagers are optional and should be treated separately from the normal Blackjack hand.
Progressive jackpots are different from ordinary fixed table payouts. The displayed jackpot can change over time and is subject to the qualifying conditions of the specific progressive game.
Blazing Seven’s Blackjack Progressive is explicitly listed among Mohawk's available table games and is also displayed separately by Great Canadian in the Progressive Table Game Jackpots area for Mohawk.
Great Canadian also lists Atlas as a progressive table-game jackpot for Mohawk. The current public destination page identifies the progressive by name but does not provide detailed game rules or a permanent fixed jackpot amount.
Side bets are separate wagers made in addition to the standard Blackjack bet. They are resolved according to their own conditions, so winning or losing the side bet does not necessarily match the result of the main Blackjack hand.
Bust It is based on whether the dealer's final hand exceeds 21. The side bet is separate from the player's main Blackjack wager and can have different qualifying outcomes depending on how the dealer busts.
Perfect Pair focuses on the player's first two cards. The side bet looks for a pair of matching card values, with different pair types possible depending on suit and colour.
Great Canadian currently lists Pot of Gold specifically as a FreeBet Blackjack side bet at Mohawk. It is an additional optional feature attached to that Blackjack variation rather than part of the ordinary main wager.
The normal bet used to participate in the underlying Blackjack or other table game.
A separate wager based on a particular card combination, dealer result or other qualifying event.
A separate qualifying wager connected to a progressive prize whose displayed value may change over time.
Availability, wager requirements and payout conditions should be reviewed at the specific table before playing.
Side bets and progressive wagers are additional features rather than a requirement for playing the underlying game. A first-time visitor can begin with the standard table wager and ask the dealer or pit staff about any optional betting areas before deciding whether to use them.
Great Canadian publishes Blazing 7’s and Atlas as current Mohawk progressive table-game jackpots, but jackpot amounts are dynamic. Detailed qualification rules, minimum progressive wagers and payout structures can also vary by feature. The table display and current casino rules should therefore be treated as the final source during a visit.
Mohawk Casino operates a dedicated Level 2 poker room with professional dealers, No Limit Texas Hold'em cash games, live waiting lists, Bad Beat Jackpots and a current schedule of weekly tournaments and poker promotions.
Mohawk's poker room is located on Level 2 and operates as a dedicated area for live poker rather than as part of the standard casino table-games collection.
Professional dealers manage the games while players compete against one another. The current Mohawk offering centres on No Limit Texas Hold'em cash games with several blind and buy-in structures.
The room operates from Thursday through Sunday, with live waiting lists available through Poker Atlas. Players can also contact the poker room directly before arriving.
Mohawk currently publishes four main No Limit cash-game structures, ranging from standard capped buy-ins to Match the Stack formats.
Mohawk participates in two separate Bad Beat Jackpot structures for qualifying Texas Hold'em cash games.
This jackpot is specific to Elements Casino Mohawk and is available only through qualifying poker play at this location.
Mohawk also participates in a multi-destination jackpot shared with Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, Pickering Casino Resort and Elements Casino Brantford.
Mohawk's current tournament series runs through December 31, 2026, with separate weekly No Limit Hold'em events on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Players can purchase a dealer add-on during seat selection for an additional 1,000 chips in the starting stack.
The current Mohawk tournament series uses a Big Blind ante format.
Refunds are available up to 24 hours prior to the applicable event date.
At Mohawk, High Hand Power Hour currently takes place every Sunday through October 25, 2026. Eligible poker players compete for hourly cash prizes based on the highest qualifying hand achieved during each promotional hour.
Poker availability depends on active games, player demand and tournament activity. Use Poker Atlas or contact the Mohawk poker room for current live games and waiting lists. Tournament dates, promotional periods and jackpot values should also be checked against the current casino information before travelling.
Mohawk Casino offers more than quick gaming-floor snacks. Visitors can choose between casual à la carte dining, a full buffet experience and Longshots Bar & Grill, with Great Canadian Rewards benefits available at participating dining locations.
Dining at Mohawk is designed to fit different types of casino visits. A guest can stop for a casual à la carte meal at The Eatery, plan a larger buffet dinner, or visit Longshots Bar & Grill during its operating hours.
The food offering therefore works both for shorter gaming visits and for guests who want to make dining a larger part of the evening. The casino's Dine & Play promotion also connects selected restaurant purchases with Slot Play for eligible Great Canadian Rewards members.
Great Canadian Rewards Comp Dollars can be redeemed at participating amenities, including The Eatery at Elements Casino Mohawk, by presenting an eligible Rewards card and valid government-issued photo identification.
Buffet service is concentrated from Thursday through Sunday, with different operating hours depending on the day.
Great Canadian currently promotes a prime rib carving station alongside sides, salads, soups, breads and desserts.
Sunday service focuses on a rotating homestyle selection of carved and roasted meats, entrées, sides, vegetables and desserts.
Play a minimum of $1 cash on the same day, then present your Great Canadian Rewards card and valid photo ID.
Available to eligible Great Canadian Rewards members without a same-day gaming requirement.
Standard published buffet price without the applicable Rewards member offer.
Comp Dollars are earned through eligible casino activity, including qualifying slot, electronic-table and live-table play. They can then be redeemed at participating amenities.
The Eatery at Elements Casino Mohawk is specifically listed by Great Canadian as accepting Comp Dollars.
To redeem Comp Dollars at an eligible amenity, members present their Great Canadian Rewards card together with valid government-issued photo identification.
Build eligible Comp Dollars through qualifying casino gaming activity.
Check that the restaurant or amenity accepts Comp Dollars.
Your Rewards card and government-issued photo ID are required for redemption.
Buffet themes, individual menu items, restaurant hours and promotional offers may change over time. Visitors planning a meal around a specific menu, buffet theme or Dine & Play offer should check the current Mohawk dining information before travelling.
Great Canadian Buffet at Elements Casino Mohawk offers themed dining from Thursday through Sunday, including Prime Rib service on Friday and Saturday and a Homestyle Buffet on Sunday. Reservations are not required.
The Great Canadian Buffet is a dedicated dining experience rather than a snack counter or quick grab-and-go stop. It operates on selected days each week and rotates its menu concept depending on the day.
Great Canadian currently promotes Mediterranean-inspired dining on Thursday, Prime Rib Buffet service on Friday and Saturday, and a Homestyle Buffet on Sunday.
The buffet includes hot entrées, carved meats, side dishes, salads, soups, breads and desserts, with exact selections varying by day and availability.
Mohawk's buffet operates from Thursday through Sunday, with different menu themes across the weekend.
Thursday currently focuses on Mediterranean flavours, including made-to-order inspired dishes and a broader selection of salads, soups, breads and desserts.
Friday features slow-roasted herb-crusted prime rib, carved to order and served alongside traditional buffet accompaniments.
Saturday continues the Prime Rib Buffet format with carved prime rib, sides, salads, cold selections, soups, breads and desserts.
Sunday focuses on familiar comfort food with a rotating selection of carved and roasted meats, pasta, entrées, sides, vegetables, salads, breads and desserts.
Exact dishes rotate, but Great Canadian's current buffet program highlights several recurring categories.
Prime rib and rotating roasted meats form a major part of the Friday, Saturday and Sunday buffet experience.
Expect rotating chef-prepared entrées, pasta dishes, vegetables and classic hot sides.
Fresh salads and other cold selections are included alongside the main hot-food stations.
Breads and a rotating selection of classic side dishes accompany the main buffet menu.
Soup selections are also included within the current Great Canadian buffet format.
A dessert selection completes the buffet, with items varying according to the day's menu and availability.
Friday and Saturday are built around the Prime Rib Buffet. Great Canadian describes the centrepiece as slow-roasted, herb-crusted prime rib carved to order.
It is served with traditional accompaniments including au jus and horseradish, while the wider buffet adds sides, salads, cold selections, soups, breads and desserts.
Sunday's buffet changes the focus from the Prime Rib weekend format to homestyle dining. Great Canadian currently describes a rotating mix of carved and roasted meats, pasta, chef-prepared entrées, accompanying sides, seasonal vegetables, salads, warm bread and desserts.
Visit during the published Thursday–Sunday operating window.
Great Canadian currently states that reservations are not required for the Mohawk buffet.
Friday and Saturday Prime Rib service may attract heavier weekend demand.
Current lowest Mohawk member price with qualifying same-day recorded play.
Current Great Canadian Rewards member price without the qualifying same-day play offer.
Current published regular buffet price before applicable taxes and gratuities.
A Great Canadian Rewards card and valid government-issued photo identification are required to redeem member offers. Guests must be 19 or older.
Buffet menus are subject to variation by destination and ingredient availability. Great Canadian also states that operating hours may change at management's discretion. Guests with food allergies should notify restaurant staff, as cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed against.
Visitors can place sports wagers in person at Mohawk Casino using a Great Canadian Sportsbook kiosk. Mohawk offers kiosk-based betting within the casino rather than a dedicated sportsbook lounge.
Elements Casino Mohawk is one of Great Canadian's Ontario destinations offering in-person sports wagering. Guests can use a physical sportsbook kiosk located within the casino's existing gaming area.
Unlike Great Canadian properties with dedicated sportsbook lounges, Mohawk's published amenity is a Sports Betting Kiosk. You do not need to create an online betting account before using the kiosk.
The kiosk lets visitors choose a sport, find an available event or market, build a wager, select the stake and receive a printed betting ticket after the wager is accepted.
Place the wager directly at an on-site Great Canadian Sportsbook terminal.
The current published minimum wager accepted at a Great Canadian Sportsbook kiosk.
The current maximum wager accepted directly through a sportsbook kiosk.
Sports wagering is restricted to guests of legal gambling age in Ontario.
Great Canadian operates different sports-betting formats across Ontario. Mohawk belongs to the destinations offering kiosk-based wagering rather than a dedicated full-service sportsbook lounge.
Great Canadian's kiosk process is designed for direct in-person betting without an online account.
Insert cash or an eligible winning bet slip to begin a kiosk transaction.
Browse upcoming events or search the available sports and betting markets.
Select the event and market, then review the selections before continuing.
Choose the wager amount and review the displayed potential return.
Once confirmed and accepted, the kiosk prints the betting ticket for the wager.
Great Canadian's original launch of in-person sports betting at Elements Casino Mohawk stated that guests could place sports wagers at a kiosk or through the casino cash cage.
Current Great Canadian Sportsbook rules also distinguish kiosk wagering from wagers accepted over the counter at a cashier cage window.
The wager must be officially settled before an eligible winning ticket can be redeemed.
Eligible winning slips can be paid after settlement according to Great Canadian Sportsbook rules.
Outside normal sportsbook counter hours, eligible winning slips can be redeemed at the casino cage.
Winning slips currently remain redeemable for 180 days after the final selection is settled.
Sports wagers become final once they are submitted and accepted and the bet slip is issued. At a kiosk, the player is responsible for checking the sport, event, market, selections and wager amount before confirming the transaction.
Guests must meet Ontario's legal gambling-age requirements.
Patrons registered with OLG self-exclusion cannot place sports wagers.
Great Canadian currently states that sportsbook wagers do not earn Great Canadian Rewards.
Available sports, events, betting markets and maximum accepted wagers can vary. For over-the-counter wagering, the maximum can depend on the selected event or market. Always review the current kiosk information and Great Canadian Sportsbook house rules before confirming a wager.
Mohawk Casino shares its destination with Woodbine Mohawk Park, one of Ontario's major Standardbred racing venues. That makes it possible to combine live harness racing and casino gaming within the same property.
Elements Casino Mohawk operates at Woodbine Mohawk Park, a long-established horse racing destination in Campbellville, within Milton, Ontario.
The racing and casino operations are separate entertainment businesses, but they share the same overall property. Woodbine Entertainment operates the racetrack, while Elements Casino Mohawk provides casino gaming at Mohawk Park.
This arrangement creates a distinctive visit compared with a standalone casino. Guests can attend live Standardbred racing, use the racetrack's wagering and dining facilities, and visit the casino before or after the races without travelling to another destination.
Both Woodbine Mohawk Park and Elements Casino Mohawk are associated with the 9430 Guelph Line property, so visitors do not need to drive between separate casino and racing locations.
Live Standardbred racing, horse-race wagering, Racebook facilities and trackside dining.
Slots, e-tables, live tables, poker, sports betting, high-limit gaming and casino dining.
Woodbine itself promotes Elements Casino Mohawk as an option before or after the harness races, making the casino and track a natural combination for a single visit.
Begin with live Standardbred racing at Woodbine Mohawk Park during a scheduled race night.
Horse-racing wagering and simulcast services are available through the racetrack side of the property.
Visit Elements Casino Mohawk before or after racing for slots, live tables, poker and other casino gaming.
Both the casino destination and the racetrack side offer dining options that can be incorporated into the visit.
Woodbine Mohawk Park specializes in Standardbred racing. In this form of racing, horses compete while pulling a lightweight two-wheeled sulky driven by a driver.
Mohawk Park became Woodbine's home for year-round Standardbred racing in 2017 and remains one of the property's defining attractions.
Scheduled Standardbred races take place throughout the racing season.
The Racebook provides horse-racing wagering and simulcast access.
Guests can follow racing beyond the live Mohawk card through simulcast wagering services.
Racetrack dining includes venues positioned around the racing experience and live race nights.
Woodbine Mohawk Park lists complimentary general parking and promotes live racing without an admission charge. Because the casino operates on the same property, a visitor can park once and build a night around both racing and casino entertainment.
Woodbine Mohawk Park's current 2026 information states that Standardbred racing takes place four nights each week. Individual race dates and post times should be checked before planning a combined casino and racing visit.
The casino and racetrack share the same destination, but their schedules should not be treated as identical. Live racing takes place on selected race nights, while individual racetrack dining venues and wagering facilities also operate on their own schedules. Check the current Woodbine Mohawk Park race calendar before planning a visit around a specific race card.
Quick answers to practical questions about entry, identification, parking, dining, poker, payments and general casino etiquette.
Great Canadian does not publish a general admission fee for entering Elements Casino Mohawk. Woodbine Mohawk Park also advertises free admission for its regular racing experience. Individual ticketed events or special promotions may have their own conditions.
You must be at least 19 years old to enter the casino gaming environment and participate in casino gambling in Ontario.
Bring an original, valid government-issued photo ID showing your date of birth. Great Canadian states that it IDs guests who appear under 30 and may also request a secondary piece of identification. Photos or photocopies of ID are not accepted.
A Rewards membership is not presented as a requirement for ordinary casino entry or standard gaming. Membership becomes important for earning rewards and for specific promotions, tournament entries and member-only dining offers.
Mohawk is generally casual rather than formal. Woodbine recommends a track-casual approach and says jeans and sandals are acceptable in its dining areas. Great Canadian does prohibit clothing with obscene or profane graphics, and footwear is expected.
Yes. Complimentary parking is officially listed as an Elements Casino Mohawk feature, and Woodbine Mohawk Park also promotes free general parking on the shared property.
Photography rules can differ between the racetrack and casino areas. Woodbine allows personal non-flash photography and small handheld cameras in racing areas, with restrictions around horses and other guests. For photography on the casino gaming floor, ask casino staff before taking photos or video.
If you need specific accessibility arrangements, mobility assistance or information about access to a particular area, contact Guest Services before your visit so the current arrangements can be confirmed.
Cash is useful for several activities at the property. Sportsbook kiosks use cash, some promotions such as Dine & Play are specifically cash-only, and the casino has cashier services. Payment methods can vary by outlet and activity.
Great Canadian's current Mohawk destination page does not publish detailed ATM locations. If you specifically need an ATM or another cash service, check with Guest Services or the casino cashier after arrival.
Smoking and vaping are restricted to designated areas under Great Canadian's conduct rules. Cannabis smoking or vaping is not permitted on Great Canadian property.
Alcohol may be available through licensed food and beverage service, but outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted. Guests who appear intoxicated or impaired may be refused entry or prevented from gambling.
For personal belongings lost in the casino, contact Guest Services or on-site staff as soon as possible. If the issue involves a Woodbine racing ticket or voucher, the racetrack has separate procedures through its Mutuel office.
Check the displayed minimum before joining and tell the dealer if you are unfamiliar with the table procedure. Optional side bets are not required, so a first-time player can focus on the standard wager and basic game procedure.
No. Great Canadian currently states that reservations are not required for the Great Canadian Buffet at Elements Casino Mohawk.
Great Canadian recommends using the Poker Atlas App to add your name to Mohawk's live game or waiting list. You can also call the Mohawk poker room at (905) 854-4077. Registered players who do not check in within 90 minutes are automatically removed.
You can use the regular buffet price without a member discount. A Great Canadian Rewards card and valid government-issued photo ID are required to redeem the published member pricing and same-day-play offers.
Yes. Elements Casino Mohawk is listed as a Great Canadian destination where Comp Dollars can be redeemed at participating amenities. Individual outlet eligibility can vary.
Rules, restaurant hours, table availability, promotions and individual facility policies can change. For a question that affects your visit, contact Elements Casino Mohawk directly before travelling.