Parks and Natural Areas Branch

Welcome from the Director

Manitoba's parks offer a wide range of services and facilities for your year-round enjoyment. No matter what recreational activities you pursue, you are sure to enjoy our spectacular natural environments, unique cultural sites, sandy beaches and clear waters. When you are ready to experience everything under the sun, come to Manitoba provincial parks.

Explore this website for information on camping, reservations, special programs, maps and the latest park's news. We are continually working to expand our number of parks and protected areas and conserve Manitoba's biological diversity so come back and visit often.

We want your experience with Manitoba Parks to be the very best it can be.

Important News and Program Updates

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Management Plans for Beaver Creek, Elk Island, Hnausa Beach, Hyland, Lake St. Andrew, Lake St. George, Lockport, Lundar Beach, Memorial, Norris Lake, Patricia Beach, Portage Spillway, River Road, St. Norbert, Stephenfield, Trappist Monastery, Watchorn, and Winnipeg Beach Provincial Parks.
Public consultation on the proposal to designate Walter Cook Caves Park Reserve as an Ecological Reserve.
The 2014 Seasonal Camping Package is now available on-line.
Trail Conditions and Advisories
Got Parks? www.gotparks.ca is an interactive online space where youth can easily access and share information about parks across Canada. The project is an initiative of the Canadian Parks Council and has been created in partnership with the Child and Nature Alliance of Canada. The site invites young Canadians to share stories, find jobs, discover park programs, and more!
NOTICE TO HUNTERS - Whiteshell Game Bird Refuge Boundary Changes
2013 Manitoba Parks Guide
NOTICE TO TRAPPERS - new interim restrictions on licenced and permitted trapping for the 2013/14 trapping season effective September 21, 2013.
Get your Passport to Adventure
	As outlined in TomorrowNow - Manitoba's Green Plan, the province has developed Building The Parks Province: Manitoba's Parks Strategy. To learn more, please click here.

First-come, First-served Cottage Lot Program