What You Are Actually Getting Here
Elements Casino Mohawk sits at 9430 Guelph Line in Campbellville, just off Highway 401. You are roughly 30 km west of Toronto, technically in the Town of Milton. The spot matters because this is not a random standalone casino on a highway exit. It is built right into Woodbine Mohawk Park, a working harness racing track with its own schedule, regulars, and energy. That combo makes the place feel different from a lot of other Ontario casinos.
Slot machines run around the clock, every day. Live table games start at noon and shut down at 6 AM. So if you pull in at 3 in the morning, you can still sit down at a slot, but you will not find a live dealer on duty.
Parking is on site, free, and usually not a fight. There is no hotel attached to the property, which is worth knowing if you are driving in from Hamilton, Mississauga, or further and assumed you could just get a room for the night.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | 9430 Guelph Line, Campbellville/Milton, ON L0P 1B0 |
| Slot Machines | 1,500+ (some sources say 1,700+) |
| Live Table Games | 60+ tables |
| Table Hours | 12:00 PM - 6:00 AM daily |
| Slots Hours | 24/7 |
| Minimum Age | 19+ |
| Parking | Free on site |
| Hotel On Site | No |
The Gaming Floor - Slots, Tables, and What Is Missing
For a regional casino, the slot floor at Elements Casino Mohawk is big, especially outside the large city cores. You are looking at over 1,500 machines running different denominations, from penny slots right up to higher-priced spins. Electronic table games sit among them, which is handy if you want the table experience but prefer a screen between you and the action at first.
Live tables cover the usual mix: blackjack, baccarat, and roulette. One thing to keep in mind: triple-zero roulette is on offer here. That version bumps the house edge up compared with single or double-zero. If you care about odds at all, take two seconds to check which wheel you are actually buying into before you drop chips.
Private gaming rooms can be set up for blackjack or baccarat. Those are aimed at higher-stakes sessions or a group that wants its own space away from the main floor noise.
There is no poker room. That is not a maybe. Multiple sources line up on this point. If you are mainly a poker player and that is why you were planning to go, this detail is big enough to change the trip.
Security takes ID seriously. You are asked for government-issued photo ID at the door, not just when you cash out or sign up for rewards. A driver licence or passport does the job. As with the rest of Ontario, you need to be 19 or older to get in.
Planning The Visit
A few practical things are worth sorting out before you get on the highway:
- Slot machines are always running. Live tables are not - they start at 12:00 PM and close at 6:00 AM.
- Bring photo ID. They check at the entrance and they actually mean it.
- The simple route in is Highway 401 to the Guelph Line exit. Signage for Woodbine Mohawk Park is clear. You park right on site and you do not pay for it.
- If harness racing is part of the outing, pull up the Woodbine Mohawk Park calendar first. Live racing is seasonal; on quieter days you still get simulcast wagering from other tracks.
- If you think you might come back, register for Elements Rewards once you are there. You will need your ID again. The card plugs into other Elements Casino locations in Ontario.
- Table limits are not fixed forever. They shift with the time of day and how busy the floor is, so check the limit sign before sitting down.
- For a private room or closed-off game, walk over to the table games desk and ask about current availability.
- Live music usually runs Friday and Saturday nights, roughly 9 PM through 2 AM. Before you count on a show, check the casino’s X feed at x.com/ElementsMohawk for the latest schedule.
One small tip that actually helps: if you are new to a game or unsure about limits and rules, it is normal to just stand and watch a table for a few minutes. That tends to be clearer than trying to talk it through with staff once a hand has already started.
Harness Racing and the Woodbine Mohawk Park Side
The racetrack is not just a scenic backdrop to the casino sign. Woodbine Mohawk Park runs its own calendar, brings in its own crowd, and has a trackside feel that is completely separate from the sound of slot machines.
Live harness racing is seasonal, so some weeks feel busier than others. When there are no live races, simulcast wagering keeps racing bettors occupied with feeds from other tracks.
Weekends pull more into the mix. Friday and Saturday nights commonly feature live music, again in that 9 PM to 2 AM window. The performers rotate, which is why checking dates and times before you go saves a bit of disappointment.
You can eat on the property. There is a buffet and other food options, so if you want to stretch the day into racing, casino time, plus a sit-down meal, you do not really need to leave the grounds. For people coming from the western GTA, that makes the drive feel less like a quick in-and-out, more like a full outing.
| Entertainment Type | Schedule |
|---|---|
| Live Harness Racing | Seasonal - check venue calendar |
| Simulcast Wagering | Available on non-race days |
| Live Music | Friday and Saturday, 9 PM - 2 AM |
| Dining/Buffet | On site, hours vary |
| Casino Slots | 24/7 |
| Live Table Games | 12:00 PM - 6:00 AM daily |
