News - Provincial Parks

The Manitoba government has announced that it is offering free entry to all provincial parks this Labour Day long weekend from August 30 to September 2, 2024.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is offering free entry to all provincial parks for a full week in mid-July.

From June 7 through June 9, 2024, the Manitoba government is inviting Manitobans to visit a provincial park for free and drop a line in the water without a fishing licence throughout the province.

Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt announced that a number of provincial parks in southern Manitoba will welcome campers this weekend, officially kicking off the 2024 season.

With a focus on affordability for families, the Manitoba government has recently announced that it will be freezing provincial park fees for the 2024 camping season.

The Manitoba government wants you to mark your calendar and start planning your getaway as reservations for campgrounds in provincial parks are set to open on April 8, 2024.

The Manitoba government is offering free park entry for the entire month of February to encourage Manitobans and visitors to explore the many winter activities available in provincial parks.

The Department of Natural Resources and Northern Development’s Manitoba Parks branch is inviting all Manitobans to enjoy the great outdoors for the last long weekend of summer with free entry to provincial parks.

As part of its commitment to protect biodiversity across the province, the Manitoba government is designating Pemmican Island on Lake Winnipegosis as a provincial park to protect the area’s ecosystems, wildlife habitat and unique landscapes.

The Manitoba government is once again offering free entry to all provincial parks for a full week in mid-July, including Canada’s Parks Day weekend.