Campground Category: Manitoba Tourism Region – North of 53

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.

Burge Lake Provincial Park, located about 10 km north of Lynn Lake, offers eight non-electrical walk-up sites, a sandy beach, boat launch, clear waters and a dock for good fishing. With firewood provided and a playground for kids, it delivers a peaceful, family-friendly northern-boreal lakeside camp experience.

Caribou River Provincial Park in northern Manitoba is a truly wild backcountry escape along the striking Caribou River system. With no developed campsites or road access, it’s perfect for experienced paddlers and wilderness campers ready to pitch a tent where others have before. Expect quiet river runs, wildlife sightings and a deep connection to nature.

Clearwater Lake Provincial Park in Manitoba is a stunning outdoor destination known for its crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, hiking trails and excellent fishing. Camp beside the lake at Campers’ Cove or Pioneer Bay, explore scenic shorelines and swim or paddle in refreshing water. This park’s natural beauty and peaceful vibes make it a true northern escape.

Grass River Provincial Park is a vast northern Manitoba wilderness known for its countless lakes, rivers, and rugged boreal forest. Camp at drive-in sites or venture into backcountry routes, where canoeing, fishing, and wildlife viewing take centre stage. It’s an ideal destination for those looking to experience a remote, water-rich landscape.

Kum-Bac Kabins offers a quiet camping and cabin getaway on the shores of Rocky Lake in northern Manitoba. Visitors can enjoy fishing, boating, birdwatching, and exploring the surrounding wilderness. With campsites, cabins, and easy access to nearby lakes and outdoor recreation, it’s a comfortable base for experiencing Manitoba’s northern landscapes.

Tucked away near South Indian Lake, Sand Lakes Provincial Park offers crystal-clear waters, rolling forested hills and sandy shores perfect for a peaceful lakeside escape. With well-spaced campsites, hot showers, fire-pits and a network of trails, this quiet retreat invites you to unwind, fish, paddle and reconnect with nature in a pristine northern setting.