Campground Category: Manitoba Campgrounds

Set on a grassy hillside overlooking scenic Placentia Bay just 2.5 km from the ferry terminal in Argentia, Newfoundland & Labrador, this modern RV park offers 40 serviced sites with full hookups, showers and walking trails through coastal forest and historic sites. Ideal for overnight stays or exploring the Avalon Peninsula's coastal charms.

Just 13 km south of Winnipeg in Ile des Chênes, Manitoba, this family-run RV park offers full-hook-up 30/50 A sites, clean modern restrooms and laundry, high-speed Wi-Fi, and plenty of level, gravelled pull-through bays for large rigs. With quick access to the city and quiet prairie surroundings, it’s a practical, comfortable stop for travel or extended stays.

Located 12 miles north of Russell along Hwy 83, this shady, family-friendly campground offers electrical and unserviced sites, a small sandy beach on the Shell River, a wading pool, playground, volleyball court, mini-log cabins and river-tubing. With full-service washrooms and fire-pits provided, it’s an inviting prairie-valley stop for families and casual travellers alike.

Located at the south end of Lake of the Prairies near Inglis, the park features over 100 campsites with both un-serviced and electrical-hook-up options, trails winding through ancient river valleys and a lake famed for walleye fishing. Enjoy kayaking, hiking, swimming and quiet evenings by the fire in a scenic prairie-valley setting.

Set along the Trans-Canada Hwy just outside Virden, this family-run campground offers shady full-service RV sites, tenting spots and seasonal stays. On-site you’ll find a heated pool, mini-golf, laundry, convenience store and walking trails. Just ten minutes from the lake and three golf courses, it’s a great summer base.

The vast wilderness of Atikaki Provincial Wilderness Park lies east of Lake Winnipeg, accessible only by floatplane or canoe. It offers over 1,500 km of backcountry canoe routes, remote campsites with no facilities, and wildlife-rich boreal landscapes boasting black bears, wolves, and endless lakes and rivers. It’s a true paddler’s paradise in Manitoba.

Set on 50 shady acres a short stroll from downtown Gimli and the sandy shores of Lake Winnipeg, this spot features a year-round motel plus a 200-site seasonal RV resort. Free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, kitchenettes and a pet-free policy add comfort, while the treed setting and nearby beach keep things relaxed and outdoorsy.

Just 19 km south of Flin Flon, Manitoba, Bakers Narrows offers campsites along stunning Lake Athapapuskow, a scenic lookout tower with sweeping views, sandy beaches, boat launches and mature Canadian Shield rock formations. With electric-hookup sites, showers and playgrounds set in boreal forest, it’s a relaxed northern escape for families and nature lovers alike.

Beaudry Provincial Park lies west of Winnipeg along the Assiniboine River, spanning ~950 ha. It protects river-bottom forest, wetlands and remnant tall-grass prairie, with hiking trails (Wild Grape, Elm) and cross-country ski routes. Note: there are no camping facilities—day-use only.

Beaver Creek Provincial Park spans a stretch along Washow Bay on Lake Winnipeg and features a rustic 10-site campground (self-registration) with a small beach, boat launch, picnic shelter, and non-modern washroom. Note: Sites are unserviced, open mid-May to September, and all bookings are first-come.

Tucked into Manitoba’s Porcupine Provincial Forest, Bell Lake Provincial Park spans a quiet 4-hectare island of boreal forest on the north shore of Bell Lake. With minimal development and no camp services, it’s best for experienced paddlers or those seeking solitude in nature — a small-scale, peaceful wilderness stop.

Enjoy a great getaway at Benson’s Big Rock Camp & Campground on beautiful Lake St. Martin in Manitoba’s Interlake region. Choose full-hookup RV sites or comfortable tent spots, launch your boat or paddle the lake’s clear waters, and finish the day with a cozy campfire under the stars in a peaceful, well-equipped setting.