To stay close to nature, book a cabin, lodge or a unique stay like a glamping dome. Many parks offer campgrounds with basic or full-service amenities and some lodges are only accessible by boat or plane—perfect for a true wilderness escape. You’ll fall asleep to the sounds of nature and wake up surrounded by forest, water and wildlife.

Yes! Manitoba is full of unique and exciting accommodation options. Spend the night in a cozy yurt, stay in a historic inn, book a remote fly-in lodge or even sleep on a houseboat.

Yes. Manitoba offers several Indigenous-owned stays. In Winnipeg, the Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport—owned by Long Plain First Nation—showcases Indigenous design and a restaurant featuring Indigenous cuisine. Buffalo Point Resort, on the shores of Lake of the Woods, offers cabins and a delicious restaurant. In eastern Manitoba, Moon Gate Guest House is a wellness-focused bed and breakfast. In Riding Mountain National Park, Turtle Village offers unique and affordable glamping structures and guided experiences.

Manitoba offers great options for family stays across the province. Canad Inns has locations in several cities and features kid-friendly dining and pools. On the edge of Riding Mountain National Park, Elkhorn Resort is a year-round favourite with family suites, an indoor pool and onsite activities. For a lakeside getaway, Lakeview Hecla Resort offers spacious rooms, a waterslide and easy access to hiking and beaches.

Churchill offers a range of accommodations, from cozy inns to full-service lodges, perfect for summer adventures like beluga whale watching. Options include Lazy Bear Lodge, Tundra Inn and Aurora Inn. Summer is a busy season in Churchill, so accommodations fill up fast—booking well in advance is essential. Many stays also bundle tours, making it easier to plan your Churchill getaway.