Welcome to Manitoba's Provincial Parks

Experience the rich cultural heritage and enjoy the spectacular beauty of our provincial parks. More than four million incredible hectares of land and water set aside in 92 provincial parks protected for your enjoyment. Choose from lush boreal forests, perfect prairie parklands, intriguing historic sites, sandy beaches, pristine lakes and crystal streams.

Use this website to find a provincial park that entices you and speaks to your desire for adventure in any season of the year. You'll find links to camping reservations, special programs, maps, news and more

Come discover Manitoba's treasures in provincial parks.

Important News and Program Updates

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• Attention Seasonal Campers (in Nopiming & Whiteshell Provincial Parks)
  Campers who are slated to remove their camping units for Thanksgiving weekend, but are unable to travel to the park due to the extreme winter weather conditions. We are extending the "units-off date" for one week, which means that Seasonal campers will have until October 20, 2019 to remove their camping unit. Please be advised that services will not be available after October 14.

• Campground road paving at Adam and Max Lakes in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park
  Please take caution on area roadways as increased volumes of construction truck traffic will begin starting September 16, 2019 and continue through the fall season.
  
  
• Road Construction at Big Whiteshell Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park
  Please take caution on area roadways as increased volumes of construction truck traffic will begin starting August 13, 2019 and continue up to October 31, 2019. Truck traffic will be concentrated on roadways between Meditation Lake and Big Whiteshell Lake.  See notice and map (PDF).
  
  
• Summer Photo Contest – Win two free nights of camping!
  Send us photos of your summer adventures in provincial parks in a message to our Facebook Page.  We’ll pick a random winner on October 1. 
  Full contest rules here.



• RESTRICTED ACCESS to Singush Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park due to the potential presence of zebra mussels.  More information here.