Environment and Climate Change

WELCOME TO MANITOBA PARKS

Explore the rich heritage and stunning beauty of Manitoba’s 93 provincial parks, protecting over four million hectares of diverse landscapes for you to discover and learn from.

Wander through lush forests, prairie parklands, historic sites, sandy beaches, and pristine lakes. Each park offers unique opportunities to experience nature, uncover stories of the land, and deepen your understanding of Manitoba’s natural and cultural history.

Use this website to find parks that inspire curiosity, plan your visit, make camping reservations, access maps, and learn about interpretive programs and events.

Come embark on a journey of discovery in Manitoba’s provincial parks.

Important News and Program Updates

Flood Updates (July 7, 2026)

Park visitors should check manitoba511.ca or call 5-1-1 before travelling.

Duck Mountain Provincial Park is closed. Road washouts are extensive on all access roads, and roads throughout the park have sustained significant damage. All roads are closed to traffic. This closure is necessary to allow crews and heavy equipment to safely complete repairs. Repairs are expected to take some time given the scale of the work required across the Parkland region.

Cottagers and campers who were required to leave the park will be contacted after road repairs are complete and it is safe to return. Those who had to leave trailers, boats, or other property behind will be contacted as soon as conditions allow for safe retrieval. The park continues to be patrolled and monitored. For information and updates, cottagers and campers may call 431-363-0653.

Campgrounds are closed until at least July 23.

Rainbow Beach Provincial Park campground is closed until at least July 23.

Manipogo Provincial Park has a partial campground closure.

Rivers Provincial Park has a partial campground closure.

Asessippi Provincial Parkboat launch is closed. Docks have been removed. The beach is also closed. Do not stop vehicles or walk on PR 482 across Shellmouth Dam to view high water. Heavy traffic is using this narrow roadway as the PTH 83 detour between Russell and Roblin.

The Parks Reservation Service is contacting affected campers directly.

Backcountry Registration Form

Black Wolf Trail - Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park