About · Campbellville, Ont.
How This Guide Works
This page explains how the Campbellville guide is put together. It covers who signs it, where each fact comes from, and why some numbers never appear. It also shows how the distance tool and the poker clock do their work.
Who Keeps This Guide
This guide is kept by the Guelph Line desk, its editorial team, which signs every page together. There is no personal byline. The desk works for no casino, racetrack or operator, and its own page tells more.
Mohawk sits where Guelph Line meets the 401. Two questions come before anything else. How far is Mohawk from home, in a straight line? And is the poker room open right now? The desk built the guide around those two questions, and the tools on these pages answer them.
Where the Facts Come From
Hours, addresses and phone numbers come from the venues' own pages at Woodbine and Great Canadian. Pages from OLG, the AGCO and iGaming Ontario fill in the rest. Every fact is saved alongside its source and the date of reading. This edition was read in October 2026.
Where official pages disagree, the value is left out. That is why the guide prints no machine or table counts and no end date for the racing season.
Distances are great-circle straight lines, computed in your browser from fixed points. City points are gazetteer centres, so any one could sit a few kilometres elsewhere. These are not distances by road, and the guide offers no driving times. The poker clock reads your device time and converts it to Ontario time with the browser's time zone data. It treats each shift as running past midnight, so the Sunday shift closes at 4 AM on Monday.