News - Provincial Parks

Manitoba Environment, Climate and Parks is advising of changes to flood-related closures and advisories at some provincial parks. Rapidly evolving conditions continue to pose a significant risk to public safety and all visitors are reminded to check and carefully monitor conditions prior to heading to provincial parks.

Manitoba Environment, Climate and Parks is advising of changes to flood-related closures and advisories at a number of provincial parks. Rapidly evolving conditions continue to pose a significant risk to public safety and all visitors are reminded to check and carefully monitor conditions prior to heading to provincial parks.

Manitoba Environment, Climate and Parks is advising of new closures at provincial parks on the shores of Dauphin Lake, Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba and Lake of the Woods due to significant rainfall and extremely strong winds expected to produce large waves.

Manitoba Environment, Climate and Parks continues to advise all provincial park and campground visitors to carefully check and monitor conditions before heading to provincial parks this spring as some campgrounds and trails are closed to help protect the health and safety of Manitobans.

Manitoba Environment, Climate and Parks is advising all provincial park visitors to carefully check and continue to monitor conditions before heading to provincial parks this spring.

Reservations for Manitoba’s provincial park campgrounds, yurts, cabins and group-use areas will begin on April 4 with expanded staggered launch dates and technical improvements for easier site bookings.

The Manitoba government will again allow free entry to provincial parks for the entire month of February so Manitobans and visitors can take advantage of the many winter activities they offer.

The Manitoba government is taking steps to develop a new provincial parks reservation service with new software while also making short-term changes to the system to improve users’ experiences when booking campsites this spring.

As a key part of its commitment to improve the quality and sustainability of provincial parks, the Manitoba government is inviting citizens to share their opinions about needed improvements and priority areas in an online survey.

The Manitoba government is investing more than $450,000 from the Provincial Parks Endowment Fund to support improvement projects in parks across the province.