Welcome to Manitoba's Provincial Parks
Experience the rich cultural heritage and enjoy the spectacular beauty of our provincial parks. More than four million incredible hectares of land and water set aside in 93 provincial parks protected for your enjoyment. Choose from lush boreal forests, perfect prairie parklands, intriguing historic sites, sandy beaches, pristine lakes and crystal streams.
Use this website to find a provincial park that entices you and speaks to your desire for adventure in any season of the year. You'll find links to camping reservations, special programs, maps, news and more
Come discover Manitoba's treasures in provincial parks.
Important News and Program Updates
Updated May 14, 2025
Whiteshell Provincial Park - CLOSED
Due to extreme fire conditions in eastern Manitoba, out of an abundance of caution to help ensure the safety of Manitobans, the province is closing Whiteshell Provincial Park
All access to the Whiteshell Provincial Park will be restricted as of 9 a.m. Thursday. This includes all public and private developed areas in Whiteshell Provincial Park including cottage subdivisions, commercial areas, campgrounds, group use, day use and all recreational areas including trails, beaches, backcountry areas, canoe routes and campsites.
All park users, including fulltime residents and cottagers, commercial operators, along with campers at various provincial park campgrounds, must leave the park by 1 p.m. Thursday, May 15.
Full-time residents are asked to register in person with Manitoba Parks staff beginning Thursday at 9 a.m. at their nearest reception centre:
- Whiteshell Community Club, PR 301 in Falcon Lake
- Rennie Community Club, PTH 44 in Rennie
- Eastman Snopals Garage (Junction of PR 307 and Waterline Road)
Permanent residents that are not able to register in person are asked to call 204-340-6769. Only full-time residents are to register. Cottagers and campers do not have to check-in.
The closure of Whiteshell Provincial Park will remain in effect until conditions improve.
All campgrounds in Whiteshell Provincial Park will remain closed until at least Wednesday, May 21. The Parks Reservation Service will contact all affected reservation holders.
State of Local Emergency- May 13, 2025
Due to an out-of-control wildfire, a State of Local Emergency has been declared for Nopiming, Wallace Lake, South Atikaki and Manigotagan River Provincial Parks.
This includes an evacuation order for Nopiming Provincial Park, and the park will remain closed to the public until conditions improve, including all cottage subdivisions, commercial areas, campgrounds, group use, day use, recreational and picnic areas, playgrounds, trails, beaches and backcountry canoe routes and campsites.
Fire Restrictions and Closures
Park Entry is Free in 2025. No park entry permit is required
Protected and Conserved Areas Fact Sheet
Email or call us at:
204-945-6784
1-800-214-6497
- Protected and Conserved Areas Fact Sheet
- Seal River Watershed Fact Sheet
- Provincial Parks Endowment Funds
- Green Team
- Park Vehicle Permits - elicensing
- Visitor's Guide
- Seasonal Camping Guide
- Cannabis and Manitoba Provincial Parks
- Cottage Program
- Commercial Program
- Park Planning and Research
- Travel Manitoba Tourism Evaluation Study
- Jobs and Volunteer Opportunities
