WELCOME TO MANITOBA PARKS
Explore the rich heritage and stunning beauty of Manitoba’s 93 provincial parks, protecting over four million hectares of diverse landscapes for you to discover and learn from.
Wander through lush forests, prairie parklands, historic sites, sandy beaches, and pristine lakes. Each park offers unique opportunities to experience nature, uncover stories of the land, and deepen your understanding of Manitoba’s natural and cultural history.
Use this website to find parks that inspire curiosity, plan your visit, make camping reservations, access maps, and learn about interpretive programs and events.
Come embark on a journey of discovery in Manitoba’s provincial parks.
Important News and Program Updates
The 2026 Seasonal Campers’ Guide and Application form is now available. All applications must be received by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, February 6, 2026
2025 Wildfire Updates
Nopiming Provincial Park: Restoration plans are being prepared for areas affected by the 2025 wildfire in Nopiming Provincial Park. As cleanup and restoration takes place, park visitors can expect the following impacts for the 2026 summer season:
- Bird Lake and Beresford Lake campgrounds are expected to fully reopen.
- Tulabi Falls Campground is expected to partially reopen for May Long Weekend. All yurts will be available. The group use site and walk-in backcountry sites will remain closed.
- Black Lake Campground will remain closed for nightly and seasonal camping.
- Backcountry water routes (canoe routes) will remain closed. Routes are expected to reopen in stages as the portages and campsites are restored.
Mantario Trail - Whiteshell Provincial Park: The Mantario Trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park remains closed to the public. Assessments were conducted this fall for areas affected by the 2025 wildfire and a restoration plan is now being prepared.
Approximately half of the 60 km trail burned including backcountry campsites at Caribou, Marion, Peggy, Alice, Olive, Moosehead and Mantario lakes.
The trail will remain closed into summer 2026 as a significant amount of work and clean up is required to remove safety risks in fire damaged areas and overgrowth in areas not impacted by wildfires.
Email or call us at:
204-945-6784
1-800-214-6497
- Protected and Conserved Areas Fact Sheet
- Seal River Watershed Update
- Seal River Watershed Fact Sheet
- Provincial Parks Endowment Funds
- Green Team
- Park Vehicle Permits - elicensing
- Visitor's Guide
- Seasonal Camping Guide
- Cannabis and Manitoba Provincial Parks
- Cottage Program
- Commercial Program
- Park Planning and Research
- Travel Manitoba Tourism Evaluation Study
- Jobs and Volunteer Opportunities
