Provincial Parks

Diverse landscapes and endless adventures.

Manitoba’s spectacular wilderness is protected with 92 provincial parks, 15 provincial forests and millions more acres of wildlife management areas. Provincial parks highlight the range of landscapes and offer access to outdoor adventures like camping, hiking and fishing in the summer and cross-country skiing, ice fishing and snowmobiling in the winter.

Get in touch with your wild side in Manitoba’s provincial parks

Whether its purpose is to protect the wilderness or to provide options for recreation, Manitoba’s provincial parks offer year-round ways to connect with nature.

Learn about the plants and animals that live in parks at interpretive centres or along self-guided interpretive trails. Discover the history of people who lived on these lands. Take a moment to embrace the beauty of Manitoba’s lakes, forests, wetlands and beaches.

Aerial shot of the two lighthouses on the peninsula at Hecla Provincial Park.

Manitoba North

Northern Manitoba is one of our best kept secrets. Whether you're at a local festival, heading out for some fishing or just exploring one of the many parks there's always something to do!

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The vast Northern region of Manitoba is mostly still wild. Waterways carve through rocks and forests provide refuge to wildlife.

Explore Manitoba's Trails

Make a point to explore more of Whiteshell Provincial Park with these 10 amazing spots and be prepared to fall in love all over again.

When summer hits, Manitobans head to the trails! Manitoba's parks play host to a vast network of trails perfect for hiking, biking or just a quiet afternoon walk.

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