4 Bears Casino & Lodge

New Town, North Dakota

Address: 202 Frontage Rd, New Town, ND 58763

Phone: (800) 435-5663

About

4 Bears Casino & Lodge sits on Lake Sakakawea in western North Dakota, on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation just west of New Town. The property combines a full casino floor with a hotel, an event center, dining, and lake access in one location, plus a handful of outbuildings along the shore.

The casino floor has slot machines, table games including blackjack and craps, video poker, keno, and a sportsbook. The gaming area stays open around the clock, and staff can point you toward a specific bank of machines or a table if you ask at the information desk near the entrance.

For lodging, the property has hotel rooms overlooking the lake, plus lakeside cabins and a full-service RV park for guests who want to stay closer to the water. Hotel guests can use an indoor pool, a hot tub, and a steam room year round. A seasonal outdoor water park with a lazy river runs Tuesday through Sunday, 3 to 7 p.m., closed Mondays, per the North Dakota tourism listing.

The event center hosts concerts, comedy shows, and other live entertainment through the year, so it is worth checking the calendar before you plan a trip around a specific act. Dining options include a buffet and sit-down restaurants, plus a food court, a coffee shop, and a gift shop for guests who want a quicker stop between games.

A marina gives access to Lake Sakakawea for boating and fishing, and the property runs a seasonal riverboat cruise for guests who want to see the lake without bringing their own boat. Room rates run in the $100 to $200 per night range, per North Dakota tourism's 2026 listing; check the property directly for current rates. New Town is the closest town, and the casino is a stop on the Lewis and Clark Trail route through the area. Call (701) 627-4018 to confirm current hours and rates before visiting, since seasonal offerings change.

Accessibility

4 Bears Casino & Lodge is wheelchair accessible at the entrance and in several guest services, based on the accommodations listed by North Dakota's state tourism office, though the property's own website does not publish a separate accessibility page, so call ahead to confirm specifics for your visit.

The main entrance is listed as accessible, and the property lists paved surfaces for getting around the grounds, which should make travel between the parking area, the entrance, and the casino floor manageable for wheelchair and scooter users. The lodge tower has an elevator connecting guest floors, according to the property's own site, so upper floor rooms are reachable without stairs.

In the guest rooms, bathrooms are described as having grab bars near the shower and toilet, along with roll-in showers, which points to at least some rooms being built to an accessible standard rather than every room in the hotel. A pool lift is available for the indoor pool, so guests who cannot use the steps can still get into the water with assistance.

For guests who are deaf or hard of hearing, the property lists closed caption TVs, visual alarms, and TTY/TDD phones, which suggests these accommodations are available in guest rooms rather than only at a front desk. Service animals are allowed throughout the property under ADA Title III, which covers the casino floor, restaurants, and public areas as well as guest rooms.

Accessible parking, sign language services, and details on accessible transportation to and from the property are not documented in the sources checked here. Call (701) 627-4018 ahead of your visit to confirm these points and to ask about accommodations at the marina, the campground, the lakeside cabins, and the event center, since none of those areas are covered by the listing this summary draws from.

Checked by Accessible America, August 2026. Report a change

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