Winnipeg 
Events Description
Manitobans can enjoy free access to provincial parks this weekend as part of the annual Canada’s Parks Day celebrations across the country.
Visitors to provincial parks will not require park vehicle permits from July 17 to 19. Nightly camping fees and fees in national parks still apply. Families are also encouraged to explore one of the provinces many provincial parks this weekend.
Parks offer a full range of physical activities in the great outdoors. Hiking, swimming, canoeing and mountain biking are all part of a healthier lifestyle. When visiting parks, remember to practise physical distancing and wash or sanitize hands frequently to protect yourself from COVID-19.
Other reminders when visiting parks include:
• Practice ‘Leave No Trace’ – always pack out everything you packed in.
• Keep dogs on leash and clean up after pets.
• Avoid busy trails. If a trailhead parking lot is full, do not park along roadways. Visit another trail to minimize impacts on the landscape.
• Be ‘Wildlife Smart’ by staying alert and secure attractants such as food, toiletries and trash. For more information on staying safe in black bear country, visit www.manitoba.ca/blackbear.
Park interpreters are offering a range of summer programs while maintaining physical distancing for COVID-19.
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
Free entry to parks | July 17 to 19, 2020
Venue & Address : Various Parks, Manitoba
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