Activities - Winnipeg

FortWhyte Alive is an environmental, education and recreation centre situated on 640 acres of prairie, lakes, forest and wetlands. Read more…

It’s hard to believe this exists in Manitoba! The unique topography mystifies and impresses all visitors to Spruce Woods Provincial Park! Sand dunes, forests, grass prairies, unlikely… Read more…

With friendly ambiance, peaceful surroundings with a western setting, visitors here are assured of a wonderful time. Read more…

Lakes, rivers, towering trees, fens, and bogs attract visitors to this 2729 km² natural space that is the Whiteshell Provincial Park. Read more…

Opened in 1967 to celebrate Canada’s centennial (officially opened on July 15, 1967), the park is home to the Winnipeg Folk Festival and is also a stage… Read more…

Cool off the summer heat by indulging in these water activities – swimming, fishing, boating. Enjoy an ice cream while lazying around in the beach. Read more…

A former glacial spillway, today the pleasant melodies of birds and fragrances of flowers and herbs, makes the 440 acre Pembina Valley Provincial Park uniquely refreshing. Read more…

Classified as a Natural Park, the Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park comprises of a number of islands between the east and west shores of Lake Winnipeg. Read more…

Located on the shore of Lake Winnipeg, Hnausa Beach Provincial Park is the perfect place for a quiet weekend. Children can enjoy the Playground while parent relax. Read more…

Located beside the Boyne River, your little ones can swim, fish or boat on the reservoir. Read more…

A widely popular day-use camp for picnicking and fishing, Whitemouth Falls Provincial park was established in 1974. Read more…

Pinawa Dam Provincial Park commemorates Manitoba’s first year-round hydroelectric generating station, the Pinawa Dam. Read more…

Designated as a Provincial Park in 1974, this 0.68-hectare park is Manitoba’s smallest provincial park. Read more…

One of the most popular parks in the North America with warm sandy beaches and dunes that reach 30 ft. high. Read more…

Located on the south basin of Lake Manitoba, Saint Ambroise Beach Provincial Park is a bird-watcher’s paradise with lots of migratory birds including pelicans, warblers, geese. Read more…

Lundar Beach Provincial Park, located on the eastern shore of Lake Manitoba, is a family friendly park. Read more…

First developed in 1920 as a summer camp by Thomas W. Morton. View the historic buildings, monuments, flower beds. Read more…

With its beautiful sandy beach and warm shallow water and sand dunes, the Patricia Beach Provincial Park is a serene place hidden in Manitoba. Read more…

Designated in 1961 as the St. Malo Provincial Park, this is a popular place attracting visitors with its calm waters and the natural setting. Read more…

The Beaudry Provincial Park was assembled from several privately owned land holding in 1975 by the Province. Read more…

Designated in 1974, this 1.78 hectares park is located within the vast sand and gravel ridge of the Sandilands Provincial Forest. This natural-looking setting has jack pines. Read more…

Located an hour from Winnipeg, the Norris Lake Provincial Park is popular for swimming, fishing, waterskiing. Spend your day picnicking and enjoy yourself at the playground. Read more…

Come summer and you can find visitors flocking the 1.25 km Winnipeg beach. Read more…

The Museum features nine permanent galleries that tell the story of Manitoba, and a Discovery Room that’s updated every six months with new, never-before-seen treasures. Read more…