Campers interested in reserving a provincial park campsite can start making bookings at 7:30 a.m., Monday, April 2, as Manitoba’s Parks Reservation Service opens for the season.
Manitoba families will enjoy recreational opportunities, programming and facilities in provincial parks with modest user fee increases.
Campgrounds throughout provincial parks are open for Manitoba families to get outdoors and enjoy another great May long weekend.
High water levels on several rivers and lakes will impact the scheduled opening of campgrounds at some of Manitoba’s provincial parks, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced.
Manitoba’s parks reservation service continues to be a very popular method of booking individual campsites, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie said, adding that by noon, there were 11,751 reservations compared with 11,371 at noon on opening day in 2010.
Campers will be able to book provincial park campsites online starting 7:30 a.m. on Monday, April 4 when Manitoba’s Parks Reservation Service opens for another great camping season.
More Manitoba families will be able to enjoy expanded services and upgraded facilities in their many beautiful provincial parks thanks to historic investments and the extension of free entry for 2011.
Manitobans and visitors are invited to take advantage of fabulous winter conditions in our provincial parks, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie said today.
Cleanup and repairs have begun of the significant storm damage suffered by all provincial parks around the south basin of Lake Winnipeg and at least one on Lake Manitoba, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced.
Manitoba’s provincial campgrounds experienced an increase in reservations so far this year despite wet weather this summer, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced.
