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CONTEN T S
MANITOBA FESTIVALS
WINNIPEG
Spectacular Parks . . . 15
Attractions . . . . . . . . . 20
INTERLAKE
Attractions . . . . . . . . . 53
CENTRAL PLAINS
Attractions . . . . . . . . . 70
PEMBINA VALLEY
Attractions . . . . . . . . . 79
WESTERN
Attractions . . . . . . . . . 95
PARKLAND
Spectacular Parks . . 123
Attractions . . . . . . . . 125
NORTH OF 53°
Attractions . . . . . . . . 148
EASTERN
Attractions . . . . . . . . 164
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Golf Courses . . . . . . . 36
Accommodations . . . 37
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Golf Courses . . . . . . . 57
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Golf Courses . . . . . . . 72
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Golf Courses . . . . . . 104
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CAA Travel Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
General Travel Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
Scenic Highway Routes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
Transportation Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192
Metric Conversion Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
Tour Operators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
RV Dealers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
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A M E S S A G E FR O M T H E P R E M I E R
M ESSA GE DU PR EM I ER M I N I STR E
Welcome to Manitoba. From all corners of our province we are
thrilled to present an array of world-class getaways. I invite you
to find the right destination for you and your family with the
2010 Travel Manitoba Guides.
Bienvenue au Manitoba. De tous les coins de la province, nous
sommes ravis de vous présenter une panoplie d’escapades. Je
vous invite à trouver la destination qui vous convient, à vous et
votre famille, dans le guide de Voyage Manitoba 2010.
Whether it be the untouched wilderness and pristine lakes of
our provincial and national parks, the remarkable variety of
restaurants, music, visual arts, festivals and cultural events in
our vibrant multicultural urban cities, or watching the Aurora
Borealis dance in the northern sky, the great destinations of
Manitoba are sure to please.
Qu’il s’agisse de la faune et des lacs vierges de nos parcs
provinciaux et nationaux, de la variété remarquable en
matière de restaurants, de musique, d’arts visuels, de
festivals et d’événements culturels dans nos villes vibrantes et
multiculturelles, ou encore des aurores boréales qui dansent
dans le ciel nordique, les superbes destinations du Manitoba
sauront sûrement plaire.
If you are a first-time visitor to our great province or a local
explorer searching for new experiences, I encourage you to
discover Manitoba. Your next great adventure awaits you!
Greg Selinger
Premier of Manitoba
Premier ministre du Manitoba
Si vous êtes un nouveau visiteur dans notre belle province ou
un explorateur local à la recherche de différentes expériences,
je vous encourage à découvrir le Manitoba. Votre prochaine
grande aventure vous attend!
ICON LEGEND
4
) Hotel/Motel
- Hostel
2
3
7
4
5
6
Guest House
Unlicensed Dining
Member of
Bed and Breakfast Manitoba
Licensed Dining
Room Service
Indoor Pool
Outdoor Pool
Banquet/Conference Facilities
* Campground
Yurt
5
8
Provincial Facility
15 Amps
Laundromat
Outdoor Pool
$
'
"
#
%
Shower Only
Bathtub Only
Full Bath
Private Bathroom
No Smoking
Air Conditioning
No Pets
No Children Under 13
Monthly Rates Available
Shared Bathroom
Beach
Sewage Disposal
Modern Washroom
, Farm Vacation
Manitoba Country Vacation
Association Member
Non-Modern Washroom
Drinking Water
Pets Allowed
Boat Launch
Barbecue Pits
Manitoba Association of
Campgrounds and Parks
20 Amps
30 Amps
50 Amps
110 Amps
Golf Course
within 15 min. drive
Showers
. Resort
2
3
9
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4
5
&
+ Bed and Breakfast
Provincial Facility
Unlicensed Dining
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Adults Only
No Pets
No Smoking
Hunters Welcome
Camping Area
Picnic Lunches with Notice
Bed and Breakfast
Crib Available
Will Meet Local Bus or Train
Separate Accommodations
Special Diet Available
General
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(
Small Pets Allowed
Wheelchair Access
Service Available in French
(PHS) Provincial Heritage Sites
(P)
Provincial Government Facility
Licensed Dining
Boat Rentals
Whirlpool
Beach
Indoor Pool
Outdoor Pool
Fireplace
Air Conditioning
W H E R E T O STA R T ?
L O O K T O T H E STA R S !
With so much to see and experience in Manitoba, we suggest
starting with our “Must See” attractions, including Manitoba’s
“Star Attractions,” designated with this symbol. Each of the over
50 Star Attractions is a proven winner with visitors, is easily
accessible and offers a unique and memorable tourism experience.
Details on each Star Attraction can be found under its regional
section in the guide.
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CA N A DA S E L E C T R AT I N G P R O GR AM
W W W. CA N A D A SEL E CT. CA
The Canada Select Accommodation Rating Program will help guide you to the most appropriate
accommodations to suit your needs. Canada Select inspects and rates all participating properties to
ensure they meet consumer expectations. Ratings are based on extent and quality of facilities, services
and amenities. The higher the star rating, the more extensive are the facilities, guest services and amenities.
Canada Select is an industry led, consumer sensitive rating program, developed for the purpose of providing
the travelling public with a national consistent standard of quality within categories of accommodation.
Modest accommodations
meeting the Canada Select standards of cleanliness, comfort and safety.
Moderate accommodations
with additional facilities and some amenities.
Above average accommodations
with a greater range of facilities, guest amenities and services available.
Exceptional accommodations
with an extensive range of facilities, guest amenities and services.
Luxurious properties. Among the very best in the country
in terms of the outstanding facilities, amenities and guest services.
Half stars are awarded to properties whose overall quality of facilities exceeds
their specific category star rating.
HO T EL ECO MM O D AT I O N R AT I N G P ROGR A M
A hotel that has taken steps to reduce environmental impacts by analyzing its operations
and identifying opportunities for improvement. An action plan focusing on resource
conservation and waste minimization has been established, and is supported by a firm
commitment to continual improvement.
A hotel that has taken considerable strides to identify environmental impacts
and implement policies and programs to minimize its ecological footprint.
A firm commitment to continual improvement has resulted in programs and actions
that have shown effective results.
A hotel that has taken significant steps to protect the environment.
Strong environmental programs, best management practices, training programs,
and engineering solutions have been implemented which have benefited the
environment and the local community.
A hotel that has shown national industry leadership and commitment to protecting the
environment through wide-ranging policies and practices. Hotel has mature programs
in place that involve management, employees, guests, and the public, and which have
shown substantial and measurable results.
A hotel that exemplifies the highest standards of environmental and social responsibility
throughout all areas of operations. The hotel employs cutting-edge technologies, policies,
and programs which set the international standard for sustainable hotel operations.
COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM
Communities in Bloom is a Canadian non-profit organization committed to fostering civic pride,
environmental responsibility, and beautification through community involvement and the challenge
of a national program. These communities are listed within their region in this guide.
T O P M A N I T O B A F E S T I VA L S A N D E V E N T S
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DATE:
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North America’s #1 midway,
stage acts, children’s entertainers,
exhibits, youth talent shows,
opening day fireworks.
N O RT H E RN
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DATE:
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C A N A DA’ S N ATI ON A L
UK R A I N I A N F ESTI VA L
In this special celebration
of Ukraine’s independence,
experience the flavour of old
traditions and culture through
song, dance, costume and
delectable Ukrainian cuisine.
LOCATION: Dauphin
T: 204-622-4600
W: www.cnuf.ca
DATE: July 30 - August 1, 2010
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DAT
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2
EXPLORE MANITOBA
YOUR WAY
WITH MANITOBA HOMECOMING 2010
ATTRACTION PASSES
Whether you’re a sports fanatic, museum junkie, outdoor adventurer or golf
addict, Manitoba Homecoming 2010 Attraction Passes can help you experience
Manitoba your way. There are over 45 unique passes to choose from.
These special passes cover all regions of Manitoba from the great North
to the vast Southern Prairie. Each region has unique packages, featuring
events, entertainment centres, art galleries, floral gardens, golf courses,
museums, parks and tours and will bring you to some of Manitoba’s most
impressive destinations!
Visit our website manitobahomecoming2010.com and start planning today!
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to meet – or exceed – your expectations. To this end, we have asked our tourism
businesses and organizations to echo our commitment by verifying in writing
that they meet five minimum standards in order to be included in our marketing
programs and promotional materials.
The service providers listed in this publication have indicated they meet these
criteria as of the date of publication; however, this inclusion does not necessarily
constitute or imply endorsement, recommendation, or favouring of any service
provider by Travel Manitoba.
T H E SE C R ITERI A ARE:
U Current and sufficient liability insurance.
U Necessary licences and permits required to operate.
U The ability to communicate and receive messages from customers by
telephone, fax, website or email throughout its season of operation at a
minimum, and the ability to respond to inquiries in a reasonable period of time
throughout the year.
U Promotions or advertisements that represent the actual experiences or service
being offered to the consumer.
U Be in good standing with Travel Manitoba’s complaint procedure.
TRAVEL MANITOBA WOULD LIKE
TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR TRAVELS
IN OUR WONDERFUL PROVINCE.
We encourage you to share your
exceptional experiences after your visit
to Manitoba by posting your stories
and photos to: www.itsmymoment.ca.
To provide us with other feedback
about your travel experience in
Manitoba, please contact our Visitor
Services at 1-800-665-0040 or visit our
website at: www.travelmanitoba.com.
While Travel Manitoba is optimistic that the service providers listed in this
publication will provide their customers with an enjoyable vacation experience,
Travel Manitoba cannot accept liability for or guarantee the quality or standards
of the services provided by the businesses in this publication.
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10
A TIME –
HONOURED
TRADITION
CAMPING IN
MANITOBA
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CAMPING HAS
COME A LONG
WAY IN THE LAST
50 YEARS.
You may have had a family tent that took
two hours to set up and seemed to leak
every time there was a summer shower.
Maybe your family was one of the lucky
ones to own a “state-of-the-art” 16-foot
trailer. Camping trips always produced
great adventures and wonderful family
memories. Campers felt they were lucky
to camp in campgrounds that boasted an
“outside biffy” and water taps only minutes
from the campsite. Many a flashlight
was lost down the “biffy” during those
nighttime bathroom runs. Most cooking
was done over an open fire or on a reliable
Coleman stove, which made even the
simplest food taste fabulous.
Times may have changed, but camping in
one of Manitoba’s great campgrounds is
still an adventure, with great memories of
and offer a variety of amenities, from
non-serviced sites to 50-amp electrical
full-serviced sites. Whether you want to visit
relatives or participate in one of the many
community fairs or special events around
the province, MACAP campgrounds have
over 4,000 camping spots available.
There are no “cookie cutter” style
campgrounds here. Every campground
is unique, offering different services
to their campers. Everything from
swimming pools, hot tubs, miniature
golf, river tubing, restaurants, canoe
and kayak rentals, to wireless Internet
service is available. The one thing
that all MACAP campgrounds have in
common is the personal service that our
owners/operators offer. They are always
available to help you.
Every campground
is unique, offering
different services
to their campers.
There are many ways to experience the
excitement of camping in Manitoba. With
Manitoba autumns offering beautiful
colours and weather, fall camping is a
great way to lengthen the camping season.
Almost every community has a fall supper
where the locals offer some of the best
home cooking available and bird watching
and photography become the activities
of choice.
time spent with family and friends. MACAP
(Manitoba Association of Campgrounds
and Parks), representing Manitoba’s
independently owned and operated
campgrounds, has campgrounds and
resorts located in all areas of the province
RV’s have definitely improved since those
first pulled-behind trailers. They are larger,
made of lighter materials and can have
every luxury imaginable. When you travel
with one of these RV’s you are travelling in
your own 5-star accommodations. You have
all the conveniences of home while visiting
the diverse regions of our province.
Visit around the campfire during a warm
summer evening or participate in one
of the campground events which differ
from campground to campground. Enjoy
watching the sun rise or set over a pristine
lake, participate in movie nights, concerts,
pancake breakfasts, firework displays or
horseshoe tournaments. Camping can
become addictive.
If you decide to give camping a try,
remember these tips. You must always
have a sense of humour and remember to
leave your watch at home. Stay up late,
scold less and laugh more. The general
consensus among camping families is that
camping brings the family closer together
because they are away from their normal
routine, enjoying a simpler lifestyle and
sharing good times. A camping vacation
can be a great way to travel with children.
They can go out to play or take part in
campground activities. There are likely to
be other children to meet and new places
to explore. Children of all ages will enjoy
an old-fashioned campfire complete with
stories, songs and stargazing.
Visit our website GoRVingManitoba.com
for a complete list of our campgrounds and
contact information. Enjoy the seasons.
Make beautiful Manitoba memories while
living the camping and RV lifestyle.
bedtime
Two hours ago.
Get ready for one action-packed family adventure after another.
Take in an exciting sports event, rev up your go-karts, or spend the day exploring new adventures that will have
you and the kids giggling and jumping like monkeys, long past bedtime. When you’re in Winnipeg laughing comes
naturally, good times are a way of life and horsing around is our official sport.
Let the adventure begin today. For more information, or to book your family’s great Winnipeg getaway,
call 1.800.665.0204 or visit www.destinationwinnipeg.ca.
WINNIPEG
L I V E ,
WINNIPEG
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T HE
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Outstanding for much more than its location at the
geographic centre of North America, Winnipeg is
a great place to start making Manitoba Memories.
Enjoy all that the city has to offer, including worldclass entertainment, a vibrant arts scene, diverse
nightlife, famous festivals, eclectic shopping, fantastic
dining and more. Plus, Manitoba is renowned for the
warmth and friendliness of its people.
So whether you’re touring the historic Exchange
District, buying handmade items at The Forks or
cheering at a Goldeyes game, expect to be charmed
by both this unique city and its welcoming residents.
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THE FORKS
M U ST S E E
WINNIPEG
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A S S I N I B O IN E PAR K
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W: www.winnipeg.ca/assiniboinepark
LOCATION: junction of Park Boulevard
and Wellington Crescent
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T HE FORK S
ROUT ES ON T HE RED
www.routesonthered.ca
WINNIPEG WALK S
www.prairiepathfinders.mb.ca
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M ANI TOB A LEGI SLATI VE
B UI L D I N G
LOCATION: Broadway and Osborne
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL FOR MANITOBA
BILINGUAL MUNICIPALITIES
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T H E M A N I TOB A M U SEU M
T: 204-956-2830
W: www.manitobamuseum.ca
LOCATION: 190 Rupert Avenue
F O RT W HY T E AL I VE
T: 204-989-8355
W: www.fortwhyte.org
LOCATION: 1961 McCreary Road
www.destinationwinnipeg.ca
D AL NAVERT M U SEU M
T: 204-943-2835
W: www.mhs.mb.ca
LOCATION: 61 Carlton Street
(south of Broadway)
T HE FO R KS N AT I O N AL
HI S T O R I C S IT E O F C ANAD A
T: 204-983-6757 (98-FORKS)
W: www.pc.gc.ca
DES T INAT ION WINNIPE G
www.theforks.com
MA N I T O B A CH I L D R E N’ S
MU S EU M
T: 204-924-4000
W: www.childrensmuseum.com
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T: 204-989-0072
W: www.costumemuseum.com
LOCATION: 109 Pacific Avenue
T HE FO R KS
T: 204-942-6302
W: www.theforks.com
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C O S T UM E M U SEU M
O F C AN A DA
www.cdem.com/tourisme
WHERE WINNIPEG MAGAZ I NE
www.where.ca/winnipeg
PART NERS IN T HE PAR K
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L A M A I SON GA B R I ELLE R OY
T: 204-231-3853
W: www.maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca
LOCATION: 375 rue Deschambault
www.partnersinthepark.org
SPECTACULAR PARKS AND OUTDOOR PLACES
11 LE MUSÉE DE SAINT-BONIFACE 16
T: 204-237-4500
LOCATION: 494 avenue Taché
12 T R A P PIS T M O N AS T E RY R UI NS
LOCATION: 1 km/.6 mi west of Pembina
Highway on rue du Monastère off
17
rue Trappistes
13 WE S T ER N CA N AD A
AVI AT I O N M U S E UM
T: 204-786-5503 W: www.wcam.mb.ca
LOCATION: Hangar T2, 958 Ferry Road
F OR M OR E I N F O
R AI NB OW STA GE
T: 204-989-5261
BOX OFFICE: 1-888-989-0888
W: www.rainbowstage.net
LOCATION: Kildonan Park,
2021 Main Street
CORYDON AVENUE
www.corydonbiz.com
T HE EX CHANGE DIS T R I C T B I Z
www.exchangedistrict.org
AS S I N I B OI A DOWN S
T: 204-885-3330
W: www.assiniboiadowns.com
LOCATION: 3975 Portage Avenue West
at the Perimeter Highway
OS BORNE VILLAGE BI Z
www.mts.net/~ovbiz
Ciao ! WINNIPEG
www.ciaowinnipeg.com
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C AS I NOS OF WI N N I PEG
T: 204-957-2500
TOLL FREE: 1-888-493-4652
W: www.casinosofwinnipeg.com
14 WI N N IPEG A RT GAL L E RY
T: 204-786-6641
W: www.wag.mb.ca
LOCATION: 300 Memorial Boulevard
WINNIPEG
PARK S CANADA
www.parkscanada.ca
CIT Y OF WINNIPEG GOLF C O UR SE S
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T: 204-983-6429
TOLL FREE: 1-877-WPG-MINT
W: www.mint.ca
LOCATION: 520 Lagimodière Boulevard
F O RT GI B R A LTA R
www.winnipeg.ca/ppd/golf.stm
T: 204-237-7692
W: www.fortgibraltar.com
LOCATION: 866 St. Joseph St.
T HE T RANS -CANADA
YELLOWHEAD HIGHWAY
www.yellowheadit.com
T RAVEL MANIT OBA
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S P E C TA C U L A R
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
A S S I N I B O IN E F O R E S T
Comprised of over 700 acres of urban oak
and aspen forest, it is one of the largest
urban nature parks of its kind in Canada.
This multi-use park is home to a variety
of species of flora and fauna. Interpretive
signage identifies the 1.5 km paved Sagimay
Trail leading to Eve Werier Pond, boardwalk
and the eight km woodchipped trail system.
A section of the Trans-Canada Trail is
along the south edge of the forest. Open
year-round. Free admission. Guided tours
available.
T: 204-986-7234 F: 204-986-7236
E: [email protected]
W: www.winnipeg.ca/publicworksnaturalist/
ns/af/index.asp
LOCATION: Grant Avenue at Chalfont
A SS I N I B O I N E PA R K
Assiniboine Park comprises 153.26
hectares (403.43 acres) on the Assiniboine
River. The park features a zoo, miniature
railway, duck pond, Winnie-the-bear statue,
walking and biking paths, a conservatory,
the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden and a
Tudor-style pavilion that is home to the
Terrace 55 Restaurant and Pavilion Gallery
Museum. The Lyric Theatre, the Mayors
Grove, Citizens Hall of Fame, a French
formal garden and English Garden are
among the many pleasing sites. Facilities for
tobogganing, cross-country skiing and
ice-skating are available in the winter.
Winnipeg’s only cricket tournaments are
played in the park. The park may be
accessed from Portage Avenue, via a
footbridge over the Assiniboine River.
LOCATION: junction of Park Boulevard
and Wellington Crescent
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1-800-665-0040
[email protected]
www.travelmanitoba.com
Assiniboine Park Conservatory offers
10 different displays a year in the Floral
Display Gallery. The Palm House exhibits a
tropical jungle with mature tropical trees and
orchids. The Foyer features an amateur art
gallery. The Gift Shop offers unique gifts and
the Star Conservatory Restaurant serves full
meals and refreshments. Open daily from
9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., with extended summer
hours to 8 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Free admission.
T: 204-986-5537
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Assiniboine Park Zoo has a collection
of over 390 species, 2,400 specimens
housed in natural exhibits. The zoo
specializes in animals found in cooler
climates from around the world, as well as
native North American species. Siberian
tigers, snow leopards, bears, lynx, elk, bison
and many other hardy species can be seen
out-of-doors through the year.
Large indoor facilities such as the Tropical
House, the Kinsmen Discovery Centre, and
others provide warm weather viewing of
many tropical animals. Open daily except for
Remembrance Day morning and Christmas
morning. Admission charged.
T: 204-986-2327
W: www.winnipeg.ca/cms/ape/zoo
LOCATION: Assiniboine Park,
2355 Corydon Avenue
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The English Garden opened in 1929
and has been restored to the informal
English cottage garden style of its original
design with pathways and a wide variety
of plants. Open early May to the end
of September.
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The Gardens of Assiniboine Park
include the Formal Garden designed in
1907, the Herb Garden, the Garden of Life,
the Flats Daylily Garden and Daylily Walk,
the V.O.N. Victoria Cutting Garden
and the Lily Garden.
T: 204-986-5537
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Leo Mol Sculpture Garden is the only
sculpture garden in North America
dedicated to the works of a single artist.
The gardens and gallery feature bronze
sculptures, porcelains, paintings and
sketches by celebrated Winnipeg artist,
Leo Mol. The gardens are also the home
of the Leo Mol Schoolhouse Studio.
The interior has been maintained intact
complete with moulds and plaster casts of
major works. It allows the visitor a glimpse
of how a bronze sculpture is created.
The public may view the National Film
Board video, “Light and Shadow.”
One may purchase items relating to the
work of Leo Mol at the gift shop. Audio
tapes are available to visitors while touring
the garden. Group tours may be booked.
Grounds open daily from 7 a.m. Gallery
and Studio open daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
except Mondays, May long weekend to
Labour Day. Free admission.
T: 204-888-5466; 204-895-7554
W: www.partnersinthepark.org
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THE FORKS SKATEBOARD PLAZA
The Lyric Theatre, an outdoor theatre
built in the classic Tudor architectural style,
showcases performances by the Royal
Winnipeg Ballet, jazz, ethnic bands and
dancers, children’s programs, big band
concerts throughout summer.
Free admission.
T: 204-888-5466
W: www.partnersinthepark.org
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T H E FO R K S
Welcome to Winnipeg’s most popular
gathering place for shopping, dining and
year-round fun and adventure! Located
downtown at the junction of the Red and
Assiniboine rivers, people have been making
history here for thousands of years.
By day or evening, enjoy acres of riverside
attractions. Sample global menus and the
finest fresh food, meet the merchants and
explore shops you won’t find anywhere else.
Or follow the beat of a different drummer
and discover non-stop entertainment,
river trails, parks and the beauty of our
historic port.
T: 204-942-6302
W: www.theforks.com
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At the Explore Manitoba Centre, travel
counsellors provide year-round information
on special events and activities throughout
the province. Over 8,000 square feet of
incredible interpretive displays showcase
the eight tourism regions of Manitoba.
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The Forks Historic Port and Riverwalk
follow the curves of the Red and Assiniboine
rivers to the grounds of the Legislative
Building. Board the River Spirit for a guided
river tour, rent a canoe or stroll the winding
Riverwalk. In winter, the ice is groomed for
skating, walking and cross-country skiing
on the popular, and the world’s longest,
River Trail.
WINNIPEG
The Forks Market offers fresh and specialty
foods plus more than 50 charming shops
– housed in a fun and funky building that
was originally a horse stable! Head to the
Hayloft for handicrafts and one-of-a-kind
items from clothing and artisan-inspired gifts
to jewelry, toys and much more. The dining
choices are endless. In a single visit, you’ll
be faced with the challenge of choosing
dishes from the four corners of the globe
as well as the made-in-Manitoba specialties
that have earned Winnipeg a reputation for
culinary greatness! Dine indoors or out on
our popular patios! Open year-round.
T: 204-942-6302
W: www.theforks.com
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The Forks Market Plaza and Festival Park
Our parties are legendary and we’ve
been known to kick it up a notch with
entertainment that appeals to 20,000 of
our closest friends. With rock ‘n roll, swing
or jazz to big band and blues, you can go
dancing under the canopy or enjoy some
table-side tunes.
T: 204-957-7618
W: www.theforks.com
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The Johnston Terminal formerly
a four-storey warehouse is now home to
a variety of shops, stores, two restaurants
and the largest antique mall in Manitoba.
Come explore many international wonders.
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What were you doing 3000 years ago?
The Wall Through Time is a graphic telling
of historic events such as great floods, forts
and the glories of the fur trade. Located on
the western edge of a major North American
archaeological find, the site protects an
Aboriginal campsite and trade centre from
thousands of years ago.
W: www.theforks.com
The Manitoba Children’s Museum
is home to six exciting galleries.
All Aboard invites families to explore a
1952 vintage diesel locomotive and a 1920
Pullman passenger coach. Play with
technology in Live Wire gallery. In Tree and
Me, climb on a 17-foot oak tree and make
discoveries about animals in their natural
habitats. Dig in the sand and build bridges
in WonderWorks, the infrastructure gallery.
You’re the anchor at your very own newscast
in Our TV, a fully operational studio.
Step into the shuttle and take a trip to the
moon at the Space Station. During the
holiday season, take a stroll through
the land of fairytales in Santa’s Village.
Open year-round. Admission charged.
See ad page: 17
T: 204-924-4000
W: www.childrensmuseum.com
W: www.theforks.com
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T H E FO R K S
N AT I O N A L H I S TO R I C
S I T E O F C A N A DA rests on 19
beautifully landscaped acres along the west
bank of the Red River, offering a scenic view
across the water to historic St. Boniface.
Interpretive programs, tours, festivals
and heritage entertainment are offered in
July and August. The Forks also features
a prairie garden, evocative sculptures by
noted Canadian artists, interpretive panels
and exhibits, picnic area and a dock.
Grounds are open year-round.
See ad page: 32
T: 204-983-6757 (98-FORKS)
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
HEARING IMPAIRED: 1-866-787-6221
W: www.pc.gc.ca
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FO R T W H Y T E A L I V E
Winnipeg’s wild oasis features 640
acres of forest, lakes, marshes and selfguiding trails. FortWhyte Alive has 27
species of waterfowl, whitetail deer,
muskrats and other wild animals. Fall
migration brings thousands of Canada
geese and ducks for a truly natural
spectacle. Scenic lakes offer canoe and boat
rentals along with year-round fishing for
pike, walleye and trout. The Alloway
Reception Centre offers visitor services
including The Buffalo Stone Café and
The Nature Shop. The 10,000 square foot
Interpretive Centre is home to the Aquarium
of the Prairies, Climate Change Exhibit,
Winter Waterfowl Room, Children’s Touch
Museum and Glass Honeybee Hive.
A must-see are the Prairie Dog Exhibit and
the Bison Prairie, the largest urban-based
herd of Plains Bison in Canada. Open daily,
year-round. Admission charged. Guided
group tours in English or French available
by advance reservation, 204-989-8353.
See ad page: 18
T: 204-989-8355 F: 204-895-4700
W: www.fortwhyte.org
LOCATION: 1961 McCreary Road
H AR B O U R VI EW
R E C R EATI ON COM PLEX
The facility includes a nine-hole par 27
golf course, miniature golf, shuffleboard,
volleyball, picnic area, driving range, lawn
bowling, tennis, horseshoes and paddle
boats. The clubhouse includes a cafeteria,
lounge, banquet facility, viewing tower,
outdoor dining deck, classroom, inner
courtyard, golf pro shop and golf, crosscountry skiing and tennis lessons. Park
admission is free, open year-round.
T: 204-222-2766; 204-222-2751 (pro shop)
W: winnipeg.ca/publicworks/
parksandfields.asp
LOCATION: Kilcona Park,
1867 Springfield Road
K I LDON A N PA R K
This stunning 99 acre park bordering the Red
River is renowned for its beautiful trees and
gardens, rolling lawns, the Witch’s Hut from
the story of Hanzel and Gretel, Rainbow
Stage summer outdoor theatre, Olympicsize outdoor swimming pool, public boat
dock and designated areas on roadways for
power walking and in-line skating. Winter
facilities for cross-country skiing, ice skating,
and tobogganing. Park admission is free,
open year-round. If you would like to book
a picnic site or shelter, or a garden location
for your wedding pictures, please call 311 in
Winnipeg or toll-free outside of Winnipeg
1-877-311-4974.
W: www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/
parksandfields.asp
LOCATION: 2015 Main Street
L A B A R R I ÈR E PAR K
L I VI N G PR A I R I E M U SEU M
This 323 acre park hugs the banks of the
La Salle River, just outside the southern edge
of the City of Winnipeg. Areas have been
developed for walking and cross-country
skiing. Picnic sites and sport fields are
located along side of a large paved parking
lot. Park admission is free, open year-round.
For guided tours please call 204-832-0167,
to book a picnic site or athletic field call 311
in Winnipeg or toll-free 1-877-311-4974.
One of Winnipeg’s natural wonders,
the Living Prairie Museum is a preserve
of endangered tall-grass prairie preserve.
The nature centre is open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sundays from last weekend in April to end
of June; daily July and August. Guided
hikes and a self-guiding trail are available.
Group tours by advance reservation.
Free admission except for group tours
and special event days.
W: www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/
parksandfields.asp
LOCATION: 6km south of the intersection
of Waverley and the Perimeter Highway
T: 204-832-0167 F: 204-986-4172
W: www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/naturalist/
livingprairie/
LOCATION: 2795 Ness Avenue
THE EXCHANGE DISTRICT
L ITT L E M O U N TAI N PAR K
Winnipeg’s highest natural landmark
features a lush aspen forest, native prairie
and trails for hiking and skiing. Site of one
of Winnipeg’s first limestone quarries.
Park admission is free, open year-round.
TAK E PR I DE
W I N N I PEG! M U R A LS
T: 204-832-0167 (group tours)
TOLL FREE: 1-877-311-4974
(group picnic sites)
LOCATION: 2 km east of Sturgeon Road
off Oak Point Highway
T: 204-956-7590 F: 204-956-7628
W: www.takepride.mb.ca
Murals throughout Winnipeg bring art to the
streets, add a burst of colour to walls and
illustrate Manitoba history and landscapes
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ATT R A C T I O N S
A I R FO R CE HER I TAGE PAR K
MU S EU M A N D AI R PAR K
The outdoor Air Park consists of 14 aircraft,
including the only Challenger on exhibit
in Canada. The Garden of Memories is a
tribute to the British Commonwealth Air
Training Plan. The museum in the Billy
Bishop building, 1 Canadian Air Division
Headquarters, showcases rare artifacts,
including the Battle of Britain lace tapestry.
Air Park open year-round; the museum is
open Monday to Friday during the summer,
8 a.m. - 4 p.m. by appointment. Group tours
available. Free admission.
C I R C L E OF LI F E
T H UN DER B I R D HOU SE
Located in a dramatic building designed
by renowned architect Douglas Cardinal,
Thunderbird House is a place for spiritual
recognition and fulfillment based on the
culture and values of Aboriginal people.
On site is a First Nations Maa-Doo-DooSung (sweat lodge). Guided group tour
packages and performances on request.
Open year-round, Monday to Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
T: 204-940-4240 F: 204-940-4243
W: www.thunderbirdhouse.com
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T: 204-833-2500, ext. 5993 F: 204-833-2512
LOCATION: Air Force Way, north off
Ness Avenue on Sharp Blvd.
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BIS HO P V E LY C H K O VS K Y
MA RT Y R ’S S HR I NE
This is Canada’s second martyr’s shrine.
A beautiful chapel contains the relics (mortal
remains) of the Ukrainian Catholic martyr,
Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky. Beatified by
Pope John Paul II, Blessed Vasyl suffered
severe tortures during the Soviet regime and
died in Winnipeg in 1973. A museum with
artifacts and a video depicts the martyr’s
life story. Open Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m. 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Guided tours available. Free admission.
T: 204-338-7321 F: 204-338-7321
W: www.bvmartyrshrine.com
LOCATION: St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic
Church, 250 Jefferson Avenue
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CO S T U M E M U S EU M
O F C A N A DA
A Star Attraction in Manitoba and
a “Signature Museum”, the Costume
Museum of Canada is home to over 35,000
artifacts spanning 400 years of Canadian
history through fashion. Our exhibitions tell
the stories of the evolution of clothing and
personal adornment. Also home to an
extensive pattern library and a reference
library. Our unique shop offers fashion
accessories, handbags and Manitoba
products. Guided tours and audio
tours on MP3 players are available at
reception desk. Admission charged.
Open year-round, Monday to Saturday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.,
Sunday noon - 5 p.m.
See ad page: 94
T: 204-989-0072 F: 204-989-0074
W: www.costumemuseum.com
DA L N AV E R T M U S EU M
(PHS)
Built in 1895 for Sir Hugh John
Macdonald (former premier of Manitoba),
this beautifully restored home is one of
Western Canada’s finest examples of Queen
Anne Revival Architecture. It is a designated
Provincial and National Historic Site. The
new Visitors’ Centre features a wellappointed gift shop, auditorium space for
meetings and events and free parking. The
Museum is open Wednesday to Sunday
year-round, hours change seasonally.
Interpretive tours provided daily. Group
tours should be booked at least one week in
advance. Last tour 60 minutes (1 hour)
before closing. Admission fee.
T: 204-943-2835 F: 204-943-2565
W: www.mhs.mb.ca
LOCATION: 61 Carlton Street
(south of Broadway)
EX CHA N GE DI STR I CT
N ATI ON A L HI STOR I C SITE
Established at the turn-of-the-century, the
Exchange District National Historic Site is
the original centre of commerce and culture
in Winnipeg. The legacy of these early boom
years is an exceptional collection of terra
cotta and cut stone architecture unrivaled
in Canada, now a popular backdrop for
filming movies. Discover Winnipeg’s hippest
art galleries, shops, restaurants and bars,
experience live music and theatre. Seasonal
guided tours available.
T: 204-942-6716 F: 204-943-8741
W: www.exchangedistrict.org
GR A N T’ S OLD M I LL
cre8ery hosts traditional and contemporary
art exhibitions as well as classes and studio
tours. Creative space for creative people.
Tour this working replica of the flour mill
(1829) operated by Cuthbert Grant. Organic
grain grown locally, freshly ground triticale,
rye, whole wheat, buckwheat flour and
pancake mix, as well as other souvenirs, are
sold on site. Open May to Labour Day, or
by appointment. Group tours are available.
Admission by donation. Only first floor is
wheelchair accessible.
T: 204-510-1623
W: www.cre8ery.com
LOCATION : 2nd Floor, 125 Adelaide St.
T: 204-986-5613 (summer)
T: 204-253-4904
LOCATION: 2777 Portage Avenue
at Sturgeon Creek
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ATTRACTIONS
WINNIPEG
RED RIVER COLLEGE
HO LY T R IN I T Y
A N G L I CA N CHUR C H
The church was built in a neo-Gothic style in
1884 and features magnificent stained glass
and woodwork. Holy Trinity was designed
by Charles Wheeler, architect of Dalnavert
House, and is designated a National
Architectural Significance site. Open late
May to early September 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Monday to Friday for guided tours. Tour
groups welcome. Free admission.
T: 204-942-7465 F: 204-956-2698
W: www.holytrinity.mb.ca
LOCATION: corner of Donald Street
and Graham Avenue
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K NO X U N I TED CHU R CH
(PHS )
Knox United Church (1914-1917) is an
outstanding example of a late Gothic Revival-style
church and one of the last great ecclesiastical
buildings of Winnipeg’s pre-war boom.
LOCATION: 400 Edmonton Street
LY N C R EST A I R PORT
This heritage airport has grass runways, a
modern wheelchair accessible clubhouse,
the oldest home-built aircraft in Canada,
unique antiques, and the largest diversity of
modern aircraft types, including light aircraft
on skis or floats! Look interested and you’ll
likely be invited on a complimentary flight
or a tour of an aircraft under construction!
Open during daylight hours. Free admission,
free parking.
T: 204-222-0079; 204-253-2526
W: www.lyncrest.org
LOCATION: 57119 Murdock Road
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M A N I TOB A CR A F TS
M U SEU M A N D LI B R A RY
Exhibits historic and contemporary hand
crafted items including needlework, quilts,
weaving, lace, rug hooking, ceramics, wood
and glass. The Library contains over 2,500
craft book titles. Open year-round, call for
hours. Donations accepted.
T: 204-487-6117
W: www.mts.net/~mcml1
LOCATION: 183 Kennedy Street
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MA N I T O B A EL E C T R I C AL
MU S EU M & ED UC AT I O N
CEN T R E
Explore Manitoba’s electrical history from
the 1880s to now. Interactive exhibits
include a replica electric streetcar and
towering robot made of over 50 household
appliances. All That Glows: Then & Now,
annual celebration of holiday lighting trends,
mid-November to mid-January. Open
Monday to Thursday, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and
by appointment. Guided tours available.
T: 204-477-7905 F: 204-284-5308
W: www.hydro.mb.ca/museum
LOCATION: 680 Harrow Street
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M A N I T O B A L E G I S L AT I V E
B U I L D I N G (P HS)
Completed in 1920, the Beaux-Arts
Classical-style building features a grand
staircase, matching bison statues, Manitoba
Tyndall stone and the famous Golden
Boy statue atop this grand structure. The
grounds contain statues of Queen Victoria,
La Vérendrye, statesmen and poets.
LOCATION: Broadway and Osborne.
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MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
Guided tours daily July 1 to September
long weekend, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. every hour.
Groups require minimum of two weeks
advance reservations. Off-season guided
tours Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Minimum of two weeks advance reservations
required. Free admission.
T: 204-945-5813
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The Golden Boy was sculpted in Paris
in 1918 and is a 5.25 m/17.2 ft., 1,650
kg/3,640 pound statue sheathed in 24 karat
gold which stands atop the dome of the
Legislative Building. It faces the north where
his province’s future lies. The torch in his
right hand points to economic development;
the sheaf of wheat in his left arm
represents agriculture.
Government House is the official private
residence of the Lieutenant-Governor
of Manitoba. It was built in 1883 by the
Dominion Government and transferred to
Manitoba’s jurisdiction in 1885 symbolizing
the completion of Manitoba’s parliamentary
political structure.
LOCATION: Adjacent to the Manitoba
Legislative Building on Kennedy Street
Louis Riel Statue, created by sculptor
Miguel Joyal and commissioned by the
Manitoba Métis Federation, is located on
the south grounds of the Legislative Building
facing the Assiniboine River. The statue
commemorates Riel’s contribution to the
development of Canadian Confederation
and his role, and that of the Métis, as
founders of Manitoba.
M A N I TOB A SPORTS
HA LL OF FA M E & M U SE UM
In addition to arrangements of artifacts,
memorabilia and fascinating temporary
exhibits, it is also home to The Manitoba
Curling Hall of Fame. This is the place to
experience the mosaic of Manitoba’s long
and luminous sports heritage and our
finest moments of athletic achievement.
Open year-round, Tuesday to Saturday,
10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday noon - 5 p.m.
Donations accepted.
T: 204-774-0002 F: 204-925-5916
W: www.halloffame.mb.ca
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ATTRACTIONS
O L D K I LDON A N
P R E S B Y TER I A N CHU R CH
AND C EM ETERY (PHS )
R I EL HOU SE N ATI ON A L
HI STOR I C SI TE OF CA NADA
History spans over 150 years. It is the
final resting place of Selkirk settlers,
Hudson Bay men and many of the founders
and prominent citizens of Manitoba.
Open May to October, daily.
T: 204-334-1591 F: 204-339-0993
W: www.kildonanpresbyteriancemetery.com
LOCATION: John Black Avenue
(off Main Street)
O L D ST. JA M ES
ANGL I CA N CHU R CH
(PHS )
Built in 1853, this is the oldest surviving
wooden church in Western Canada. This
site became the local point of settlement
westward along the Assiniboine River,
and gave its name to the surrounding area.
LOCATION: Portage Avenue
at Tylehurst Street
This facility houses two 50-metre tanks,
and includes one- and three-metre diving
springboards, three- and five-metre diving
platforms, two weight rooms, a walk-jog track
and air-conditioned workout areas. A kiddie
pool features warm water, mushroom fountain,
shallow water. Admission charged.
A professional artist print making facility
and gallery specializing in works on paper,
editions and paintings. It is dedicated to
the promotion of awareness and appreciation
of the printmaking art form in Manitoba
and beyond.
T: 204-779-6253
W: www.printmakers.mb.ca
LOCATION: 11 Martha Street,
next to The Manitoba Museum
T: 204-986-5890
LOCATION: 25 Poseidon Bay
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T: 204-257-1783 F: 204-983-2221
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
HEARING IMPAIRED: 1-866-787-6221
W: pc.gc.ca/riel
LOCATION: 330 River Road in St. Vital
The first post office west of the Great Lakes
and one of the oldest examples of Red River
log frame construction (1854). Guided tours
available. Open Wednesday to Sunday,
June 1 to August 31, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Free admission.
T: 204-947-0559 (office)
T: 204-943-3958 (museum) F: 204-943-1093
W: www.mhs.mb.ca
LOCATION: 140 Meade Street N.
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R AL P H CON N OR HOU SE
Riel House is the family home of the famous
Métis leader and Founder of Manitoba, Louis
Riel. The story of Louis Riel, as a person of
national historic significance and the Métis and
river lots as a unique form of prairie settlement
are presented. Outdoor exhibits, tours of the
house and gardens by bilingual costumed
guides, historic activities and special events
are offered throughout summer. Open daily
mid-May to Labour Day. Admission charged.
R OSS HOU SE M U SEU M
PAN AM SWI M M I N G POOL
MA RT HA S T R EE T S T UD I O
WINNIPEG
(PHS )
R OYA L WI N N I PEG R I F LE S
R EGI M EN TA L M U SEU M
The Ralph Connor House was built in
1914 for the Reverend Charles Gordon
who, under the pen name “Ralph Connor”,
prospered by writing many best-selling
novels. The house designed by George
Northwood is an example of the Jacobethan
Revival style, derived from grand 17th
century British manor houses.
The history of the oldest military infantry
regiment in Western Canada is portrayed
with uniforms, weapons, pictures and
artifacts from 1885 to the present.
Open 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. Tuesday or by
appointment. Free admission.
LOCATION: 54 West Gate
LOCATION: Room 208, Minto Armoury,
969 St. Matthews Avenue
T: 204-786-4300 ext 3492
F: 204-786-4384
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The Centre culturel franco-manitobain
is the focal point of French cultural life in
Winnipeg and is home to a variety of cultural
groups. Join us for Mârdi Jazz, a superb
showcase for local musicians, every week
of the year. La Fête de la musique (World
Music Day) is a free fun-filled day of music
of all genres. Village du Père Noël (Santa’s
Village) is an activity-filled magical land
where Mère and Père Noël and their helpers
have been welcoming children for over 30
years. Enjoy a healthy breakfast or brunch
at Chez Cora, open year-round.
T: 204-233-8972
W: www.ccfm.mb.ca
LOCATION: 340, boulevard Provencher
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Visit historical Fort Gibraltar. Come
and witness our fascinating history
through the eyes of the voyageurs that lived
it! Costumed interperters will transport you
back in time to the exciting age of the fur
trade. Tour a reconstructed 19th century fort
and discover the diverse cast of characters
that call it home.
Open May to September
ST. BONIFACE CATHEDRAL
S EV E N O A KS H O US E M US E UM
S T. B ON I FA CE
The museum is one of the oldest surviving
residences in Manitoba and one of a handful
of log buildings remaining depicting life on
the Red River. Built between 1851 and 1853
by John Inkster, it is furnished with Inkster
Family belongings, period pieces, clothing
from the era and a general store. A shelter
houses a sleigh and a Red River Cart. Open
long weekend in May - Labour Day, daily
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Group tours available.
Donations accepted.
Winnipeg’s “French Quarter” is a historic
and cultural cornerstone of the city. It is the
largest French-Canadian community west
of Quebec. It is the birthplace of Louis Riel,
as well as his final resting place. Riel was
born in the Red River Settlement in 1844
and educated in St. Boniface and Montréal.
Chosen as secretary of the Comité national
des Métis, he later became the President
of the Provisional Government, which led
the struggle for a negotiated entry of the
Red River Settlement into Confederation
as a province rather than a territory.
A bust of Louis Riel located in front of the
T: 204-339-7429 F: 204-334-8516
W: geocities.com/sevenoaksmuseum
LOCATION: 115 Rupertsland Avenue
S EV E N O A KS M E M O R I AL
This memorial, erected by the Manitoba
Historical Society, marks the site of the
Battle of Seven Oaks (1816) in which
Governor Robert Semple and 20 Selkirk
settlers were slain by rival traders of the
North West Company.
LOCATION: southeast corner of
Main Street and Rupertsland Avenue
St. Boniface Museum, a statue on the east
side of Collège universitaire de SaintBoniface, a statue on the grounds of the
Legislative Building, and a plaque on the
western wall of St. Boniface Cathedral,
all pay homage to Riel’s role as a spokesman
for his people. Riel’s grave is located in the
cemetery of the Cathedral.
W: www.fortgibraltar.com
Grey Nuns Walkway extends from the
Promenade Taché to the Norwood Bridge.
A series of plaques recount the history of
the Grey Nuns, who arrived in 1844 and
founded the St. Boniface General Hospital.
At La Maison des artistes francophones,
you can view and purchase works by FrancoManitoban artists. Open year-round Monday
to Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. September long
weekend to May long weekend, Monday to
Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. May long weekend to
September long weekend. Free admission.
T: 204-237-5964
W: www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
LOCATION: 219 Provencher Blvd.
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ATTRACTIONS
La Maison Gabrielle Roy (PHS),
completely restored to its original
state, was Gabrielle Roy’s sole Manitoba
residence from 1909 to 1937. She was one
of Canada’s most influential authors of the
20th century. The house was the setting of
several of her short stories and novels.
Open year-round, June to August, Monday
to Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday and
Sunday 1 - 5 p.m.; September to May,
Wednesday to Sunday 1 - 4 p.m.
Admission charged. Main floor only
T: 204-231-3853 F: 204-231-3910
W: www.maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca
LOCATION: 375 rue Deschambault
Le Musée de Saint-Boniface (PHS) is
the oldest building in Winnipeg. Built
for the Grey Nuns between 1846 and 1851
as the first convent and hospital in Western
Canada, it now serves as a showcase of
Métis and French-Canadian history. The site
is in the heart of old Saint-Boniface and is a
short walk across the Esplanade Riel from
The Forks.
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Open weekdays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. year-round
with weekend hours during spring, summer
and fall. Admission charged.
T: 204-237-4500 F: 204-986-7964
W: www.msbm.mb.ca
LOCATION: 494 avenue Taché
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Parc Joseph Royal was the site of several
important industries and businesses.
Interpretive panels recount the history of a
wool mill and the Provencher Bridge. Joseph
Royal was a member of the earliest provincial
Cabinet, Speaker of the 1871-72 Legislature,
founder of Le Métis newspaper in 1871, and
author of the Bill establishing the University
of Manitoba, of which he was the first vicechancellor. In the 1870s and 1880s, he lived
at 147 Provencher Boulevard.
St. Boniface Cathedral (PHS),
the oldest cathedral in Western Canada,
was originally built in 1818 and was replaced
several times. Only the façade and part of
the walls remain of the 1908 structure,
which burned in 1968. The current cathedral
was built in 1972, within the ruins of the
1908 site.
LOCATION: 190 avenue de la Cathédrale
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The Saint-Boniface City Hall (1906), for
almost seventy years as the home of
Saint-Boniface’s civic government, recalls
the era when Saint-Boniface was an
independent city, prior to amalgamation
with Winnipeg in 1972. Today, the
building houses the Riel Tourism Bureau,
an excellent source of information for
attractions and events throughout
Saint-Boniface and French Manitoba.
Guided tours of the quarter are offered.
Open year-round Monday to Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m., September long weekend
to May long weekend, Monday to Sunday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. May long weekend to
September long weekend. Free admission.
T: 204-233-8343
TOLL FREE: 1-866-808-8338
W: www.tourismeriel.com
LOCATION: 219 Provencher Blvd.
WINNIPEG
ST. N I CHOLA S U K R A I NIAN
CATHOLI C CHU R CH
A contemporary adaptation of traditional
Byzantine-Ukrainian architecture, this church
has brilliant stained-glass windows and
a large mosaic of Christ on the façade.
Services are held in Ukrainian and English.
T: 204-582-6695 F: 204-582-1068
E: offi[email protected]
W: www.stnicholaschurch.ca
LOCATION: 737 Bannerman Avenue
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ST. N OR B ERT
A Métis settlement since 1822, it was the
centre of the early events connected with
the Red River Resistance of 1869-70. The
Métis, led by Louis Riel and supported
by Father Noël-Joseph Ritchot, decided
to oppose the Canadian annexation of
the West without prior consultation with
the original inhabitants of the settlement.
Near the church stands the Riel-Ritchot
monument, dedicated to the two men most
responsible for the success of the resistance
that led to the founding of Manitoba.
La Chapelle de Notre Dame-du-BonSecours (PHS) is one of the few open air
chapels remaining in Manitoba. It was built
by Father Ritchot and his parishioners
in 1875.
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S T. J OHN ’ S CATHEDR A L
(PHS )
Established in 1820 by John West, it was
the birthplace of the Anglican Church
in Western Canada, and is the "Upper"
Church in a series of Anglican churches
that were built along the Red River. The
present building is the fourth church built
at this location. Many of the monuments
commemorate the work of the early settlers
and later pioneers of the Red River Valley
and Manitoba. Tours available.
T: 204-586-8385
LOCATION: 135 Anderson Avenue
St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park
features log and frame homes characteristic
of this early French-Canadian settlement,
a self-guiding trail, guided tours and
interpretation. Park open May long weekend
to September long weekend, daily 8 a.m. 11 p.m. Museum hours 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday in May, 10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. daily, June to Labour Day.
Free admission.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 40 Turnbull Drive,
off Pembina Highway
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Trappist Monastery Ruins (PHS)
were built in 1903-1905 by the
Trappist Order, which had come to
St. Norbert in 1892. This self-sufficient
monastery included milking barns, stables,
a cheese house, apiary, sawmill and cannery.
Fire gutted the vacated church and
residential wing in 1983. The beautiful
stone shell, set in a park, is one of many
sites developed along the Red River.
Open mid-May to September.
LOCATION: 1 km/.6 mi. west of
Pembina Highway on rue du Monastère
off rue des Trappistes
S T. PAU L’ S A N G L I C A N
C H U R C H was constructed in 1825 to
accommodate the increasing population
of the Red River Settlement. Known as
Middlechurch because it was located
between St. John’s and St. Andrew’s
churches, it was consecrated as St. Paul’s
in 1853. It was a focal point for settlement
northward along the Red River.
LOCATION: 1 km/.6 mi. off Main Street
on Balderstone Road
S T. V I TA L M U S E UM
The former St. Vital Police Station, located
within the Fire Station. Displays include
history of St. Vital, the original 1939 Fargo
Pumper truck and a copy of the handwritten
diary by Victor Mager who was at Fort Garry
in 1870 when Thomas Scott was executed.
Open 10 a.m. - noon and 1 - 3 p.m. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Closed statutory
holidays. Tours by appointment.
T: 204-255-2864
W: www.svhs.ca
LOCATION: 600 St. Mary’s Rd.
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T H E M A N I TO B A
M U S EU M
Museum Galleries
Explore a vivid portrayal of Manitoba’s rich
and colourful history through nine galleries
covering all regions of Manitoba. The national
editors of Where Magazine have selected the
Parklands/Mixed Woods Gallery as ”One of
Canada’s Best New Attractions for Summer
2004“. The Manitoba Museum is the recipient
of the Michelin Green Guide’s top award,
designated ‘Worth the Trip’. Dramatic
walk-through settings include the 17th century
full-size replica ship "The Nonsuch", and the
Urban Gallery, which recreates boomtown
Winnipeg in the 1920s.
Planetarium and Science Gallery
We are also fortunate to have one of only
five major planetariums in the country, which
features live interactive multimedia shows
that recreate the current night sky, highlight
the latest space discoveries, and follow the
developments of the space program.
The fully renovated Science Gallery now
includes “Engineered for Speed”, where
visitors design and build their own remotecontrolled race cars and test them on our
giant race track, a new water area with a
self-sustained ecosystem, and a new
Explore Science Zone with multiple
hands-on activities.
TR A N SCON A
HI STOR I CA L M U SEU M
Housed in a 1925 bank building and former
Transcona Municipal Office, it displays
the history of the community, railroad
industry, pioneer life, Native cultures and
the natural history of the area. Open June
through August 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday to
Saturday; September to May noon - 4 p.m.
Tuesday to Friday; closed holidays. Group
tours welcome. Free admission.
T: 204-222-0423 F: 204-222-0208
W: www.transconamuseum.mb.ca
LOCATION: 141 Regent Avenue W.
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U K R A I N I A N CATHOLI C
M ETR OPOLI TA N CATHE DRAL
OF STs . VLA DI M I R A N D O LG A
This impressive Byzantine church adds an
exotic touch to the heart of Winnipeg.
The stained glass windows and exterior
mosaics depict the history of Ukraine and
were designed by celebrated Winnipeg
artist Leo Mol.
T: 204-589-5025
LOCATION: 115 McGregor Street
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T: 204-956-2830
RECORDED INFORMATION: 204-943-3139
W: www.manitobamuseum.ca
LOCATION: 190 Rupert Avenue
U K R A I N I A N CU LTU R A L
A N D EDU CATI ON A L CE NTRE
(OSER EDOK )
Interpretive exhibits examine diversity of the
Ukrainian experience in Canada. Home to
the largest collection of Ukrainian cultural
and historical artifacts in North America.
Oseredok houses a museum, art gallery,
library and archives and boutique. Open
Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.,
Sunday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. in July and August.
Donations accepted.
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T: 204-942-0218 F: 204-943-2857
W: www.oseredok.org
LOCATION: 184 Alexander Ave. E.
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190 Rupert Avenue at Main Street
Infoline: (204) 943-3139
For hours of operation and exhibit information, please visit
www.manitobamuseum.ca
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UK R AI N I A N M U SEU M OF
C ANA DA , M A N I TOB A B R A N CH
The museum, located in the Holy Trinity
Ukrainian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral,
a Winnipeg landmark, features a Ukrainian
Baroque architectural style with an
exterior mosaic by Leo Mol, a carved icon
screenwall, stained glass windows and
religious icons. It houses a collection of
Ukrainian folk arts and crafts, traditional
dress of various regions, Easter eggs, wood
carvings, a library and gift shop. Open July
and August, Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m.
- 4:00 p.m. or by appointment. Admission
charged. Entrance at ground level north side
is wheelchair accessible.
U KR A IN I A N L AB O R
T EM P L E ( P H S )
Constructed in 1918-19, this is the first and
largest Ukrainian Labor Temple (P HS) in
Canada, built primarily by volunteer labor
and financed by donations. Built to a NeoClassical design prepared by Robert E.
Davies of Winnipeg, the Temple contained
an auditorium and balcony to seat 1,000
people, as well as classrooms, library and
printshop. A 1926 addition provided space
for a new printing plant and offices for the
Ukrainian Labor-Farmer Temple Association.
It remains the national headquarters for the
Workers Benevolent Association established
at the Temple in 1922.
The Temple was a focus for Ukrainian culture
and worker and farmer political activism.
As a rallying centre for the trade union
movement, it was raided by the police
during the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike.
The Temple remains the only surviving labor
hall associated with the turbulent events of
the Strike.
T: 204-582-9269
LOCATION: 591 Pritchard Avenue
T: 204-582-1018 (group tours)
UNI VE R SI TY OF M A N I TOB A
Every year, 26,000 of Canada’s best and
brightest students come to the University
of Manitoba to discover their strengths
and build their futures. Combine these
curious minds with world-class professors
and researchers, and you have a dynamic
environment that has been contributing to
the social, cultural, and economic fabric of
Manitoba since 1877. Visit the Fort Garry
Campus to see rocks and fossils from
millions of years ago at the Cretaceous
Menagerie; view contemporary and
historical art at Gallery One One One;
take in a jazz, opera, choral, or chamber
music concert in Eva Clare Hall; or cheer
on our elite Bison athletes in the sport of
your choice – football, hockey, basketball
and more!
W: www.umanitoba.ca
LOCATION: Fort Garry Campus
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U PPER F ORT GA R RY G ATE
The only remnant remaining of Upper Fort
Garry, built by the Hudson’s Bay Company
in the 1830s at the forks of the Red and
Assiniboine rivers. The history of the site
includes Ambroise Didyme Lepine’s role in
the Red River Resistance of 1869-70, which
ended in the creation of Manitoba.
LOCATION: south of Broadway off Fort Street
W E S T E R N C A N A DA
AV I AT I O N M U S EU M
Your aviation adventure! See historic aircraft
and artifacts, including a replica of the
Avrocar flying saucer, SKYWAYS, a hands-on
discovery exhibit for children and
INFOWAYS, information kiosk. Open
Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.;
Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sundays and
holidays 12 - 5 p.m. Admission charged.
See ad page: 94
T: 204-786-5503 F: 204-775-4761
W: www.wcam.mb.ca
LOCATION: Hangar T2, 958 Ferry Road
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WESTM I N STER U N I TED
CHU R CH (PHS )
This church was located among one of
Winnipeg’s growing populations. Built in
1903-1904, this dramatic Gothic-inspired
church features slender pinnacle towers and
a beautiful rose window.
LOCATION: Maryland Street
and Westminster Avenue
W I N N I PEG A R T G A LLE RY
The gallery houses a collection
of contemporary, historical and decorative
art, as well as the world’s largest public
collection of contemporary Inuit art. Rooftop
restaurant and gift shop. Open Tuesday to
Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Thursday 11 a.m.
- 9 p.m., closed Mondays and statutory
holidays. Admission charged.
T: 204-786-6641 F: 204-788-4998
W: www.wag.mb.ca
LOCATION: 300 Memorial Boulevard
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WINNIPEG
FA M I LY F U N
F U N M OU N TA I N
WATER SLI DE PA R K
Ten exciting waterslides, huge hot tub,
heated pools, certified lifeguards, 18-hole
mini-golf, bumper boat rentals. Concession,
gift shop, arcade. Picnic areas. Corporate
and group bookings. Free parking.
Open daily mid-June (weather permitting).
Call for hours. Admission charged.
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CO N V EN T I O N C E N T R E
The Centre provides a total of 160,000 sq.
ft. of meeting and exhibition space on three
levels. Flexibility for conventions of 7,000
people or banquets for up to 5,000 people.
Adjoining mall and skywalk to hotel.
T: 204-956-1720 F: 204-943-0310
TOLL FREE: 1-800-565-7776
W: www.wcc.mb.ca
LOCATION: 375 York Avenue
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W I N N I PEG R A I LWAY M U SEU M
Walk the historic platforms of the Winnipeg
Union Station train shed. View railway
artifacts from yesteryear and the first
steam locomotive on the Canadian prairies,
“The Countess of Dufferin” that arrived in
1877. Follow the development of the railways
with the displays and rolling stock into the
start of the diesel era. Gift shop. Open May 1
to October 31, Tuesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. 4 p.m.; November 1 to April 31, Saturday
and Sunday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., weather
permitting. Admission charged. Donations
accepted. Tours by appointment.
T: 204-942-4632 F: 204-947-3228
LOCATION: Tracks 1 and 2 at VIA Rail
Station, 123 Main Street
T: 204-255-3910 F: 204-254-4111
W: www.funmountain.ca
LOCATION: 804 Murdock Road
(just south of Highway 1 East)
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GR A N D PR I X A M U SEME NTS
Outdoor amusement park featuring
go-karts for ages four to adult. 18-hole pirate
theme mini-golf, bumper boats and cars,
water balloons, batting cages, trampolines,
arcade, concessions and picnic areas.
Group and party rates available. Free general
admission, free parking, pay as you play
activities. Open mid-April to September
(weather permitting). Call for hours.
T: 204-254-3644
W: www.grandprixamusements.com
LOCATION: Highway 1 East (Fermor Ave.),
4 km east of the Royal Canadian Mint
PR A I R I E DOG CEN TR AL
Enjoy the yesteryear experience as you
travel back in time in our turn-of-the-century
vintage railway train, pulled by either an
1882 steam train or a 1958 diesel. Travel
in comfort in our fully restored wooden
coaches built between 1901 and 1913.
Train operates May through September,
holiday Mondays, special events,
Halloween and Santa trains.
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T: 204-832-5259 F: 1-866-751-2348
(toll-free North America)
W: pdcrailway.com
LOCATION: Train leaves from Inkster
Junction, 1 km north of Inkster Blvd.,
between Sturgeon Road and Route 90
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RIV E R T O U R S
R OYA L C A N A D I A N M I N T
The Paddlewheel Queen sails through the
heart of Winnipeg, offering dining, snack
and bar services. Afternoon sightseeing
and evening dinner/dance cruises. Sail May
through September, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.,
7 p.m. - 10 p.m. daily and 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.
on Friday and Saturday only.
T: 204-942-4500 F: 204-942-8971
W: www.paddlewheelcruises.com
DOCK LOCATION: corner of Alexander
Avenue and Waterfront Drive
The River Rouge offers afternoon
and evening cruises 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.,
7 p.m. - 10 p.m. daily and 10:30 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
T: 204-774-7009
Circulation coins for Canada and
many foreign nations are produced here.
Tours: from Labour Day to Victoria Day,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Tuesday through Saturday);
during December, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Monday
through Saturday); from Victoria Day to
Labour Day, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Monday
through Sunday). Explore our on-site
museum and boutique. Services offered in
both official languages. Admission charged.
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PERFORMING
ARTS / MAJOR
EVENTS
CA N A DA’ S R OYA L
WI N N I PEG B A LLET
One of Canada’s cultural treasures presents
a four-performance season annually.
The RWB also presents Ballet in the Park
during the summer. Tickets available at all
TicketMaster locations, 204-253-2787.
T: 204-983-6429 F: 204-255-5203
TOLL FREE: 1-877-WPG-MINT
W: www.mint.ca
T: 204-956-0183 F: 204-943-1994
Subscriber services office: 204-956-2792
LOCATION: 520 Lagimodière Blvd.
W: www.rwb.org
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W: www.theriverrouge.com
DOCK LOCATION: Nairn Avenue Dock
at the Louise Bridge
M O N N A I E R OYA LE
CANADIENNE
La monnaie qui circule au Canada et celle
de nombreux autres payes est fabriquée à
cet établissement. Visites guidées : De la
Fête du Travail à la fête de la Reine : 9 h à
17 h (du mardi au samedi). Pour le mois de
décembre : de 9 h à 17 h (du lundi au
samedi). De la fête de la Reine à la Fête du
Travail : de 9 h à 17 h (du lundi au
dimanche). Boutique et musée à explorer.
Services offerts dans les deux langues
officielles. Frais d’entrée.
Réservez au : 204-983-6429
sans frais : 1-877-WPG-MINT
fax : 204-255-5203
courriel : [email protected]
site web : www.monnaie.ca
Endroit : 520, boulevard Lagimodière
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TOLL FREE: 1-800-667-4792
F ESTI VA L DU VOYA GEUR
February 12-21, 2010. Western Canada’s
largest winter festival is a celebration of
the heritage and the joie de vivre of the
voyageurs.
T: 204-237-7692 F: 204-233-7576
W: www.festivalvoyageur.mb.ca
F OLK LOR A M A
Encounter the cultures of the world
without leaving Winnipeg! Folklorama,
Canada’s cultural celebration, invites you
to visit 40-plus pavilions to enjoy dynamic
performances, tasty traditional homecooked meals and vibrant displays.
T: 204-982-6210 F: 204-943-1956
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0234
LE CER CLE M OLI ÈR E
Théâtre en français! Canada’s oldest active
theatre company produces four plays at the
Théâtre de la Chapelle an intimate, caféstyle venue at 825, rue St-Joseph.
T: 204-233-8053 F: 204-233-2373
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MA N I T O B A O P E R A
Acclaimed artists from around the world
present two lavish full-scale productions and
a one-night concert-style event November
to May.
T: 204-253-2787
W: www.manitobaopera.mb.ca
M ANI TOB A THEATR E F OR
Y O UNG PEOPLE (M TY P)
MTYP presents a full season of professional
theatrical productions for children, teens
and families from October through May
at the Canwest Performing Arts Centre
at The Forks.
T: 204-942-8898
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TOLL FREE: 1-877-871-6897
W: www.mtyp.ca
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MTC presents an exciting variety of
professional theatre productions from
September to April.
T: 204-942-6537
TOLL FREE: 1-877-446-4500
W: www.mtc.mb.ca
LOCATION: 174 Market Avenue
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WINNIPEG
M TC WA R EHOU SE THE ATRE
This venue offers professional theatre
productions in a casual, intimate setting
from September to April.
T: 204-942-6537
TOLL FREE: 1-877-446-4500
W: www.mtc.mb.ca
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R A I N B OW S TAG E
produces full-scale Broadway-style
professional musical theatre at Canada’s
longest-running outdoor theatre in Kildonan
Park. Winter productions are staged at
Pantages Playhouse Theatre.
February 12 - 13, 2010. It’s Mardi Gras time!
Enjoy authentic Louisiana cuisine, music and
incredible entertainment. Grab a group of
friends, some beads and head on down to
Mardi Gras - Winnipeg Style!
T: 204-989-5261 F: 204-989-5266
BOX OFFICE: 204-989-0888
TOLL FREE: 1-888-989-0888
T: 204-957-4535
W: www.winnipegmardigras.com
LOCATION: 3rd floor, Winnipeg Convention
Centre, 375 York Avenue
W: www.rainbowstage.net
LOCATION: Kildonan Park,
2021 Main Street
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nationaux du Canada
Winnipeg et ses environs
Lower Fort Garry
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La Fourche
Le Presbytère-St. Andrew’s
Nord du Manitoba
Le Fort-Prince-de-Galles
York Factory
1-888-773-8888
www.pc.gc.ca
National Historic Sites
of Canada
Winnipeg and Area
Lower Fort Garry
Riel House
The Forks
St. Andrew’s Rectory
Northern Manitoba
Prince of Wales Fort
York Factory
PERFORMING ARTS/MAJOR EVENTS » DINNER THEATRE
RED R IV E R EXH I B I T I O N
June 18 - 27, 2010. North America’s #1
midway, free concerts, attractions, food
and games. June 21 Aboriginal Day and
Pow Wow.
W: www.redriverex.com
LOCATION: 3977 Portage Avenue,
west of the Perimeter Hwy.
W I N N I PEG F R I N GE
T H E ATR E F ESTI VA L
T: 1-888-773-4444
W: www.signatures.ca
LOCATION: Winnipeg Convention Centre
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T HIN A I R - W INN I P E G
IN T ER N AT IO N A L
WR IT ER S FES T I VAL
One of Canada’s premier literary festivals,
offers a week of literary events for adults
and children in English and French.
T: 204-927-7323 F: 204-927-7320
W: www.thinairwinnipeg.ca
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WI N N IPEG FO L K F E S T I VAL
July 8 - 11, 2010 in Birds Hill Provincial Park,
is an internationally acclaimed celebration
of people and music.
T: 204-231-0096 F: 204-231-0076
TOLL FREE: 1-888-655-5354
W: www.winnipegfolkfestival.ca
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D I N N E R T H E AT R E
July 14 - 25, 2010. North America’s second
largest Fringe Festival features over
140 theatre companies presenting
innovative theatre.
CELEB R ATI ON S
DI N N ER THEATR E
T: 204-9-4-FRINGE (943-7464)
TOLL FREE: 1-877-446-4500
W: www.winnipegfringe.com
Original Canadian musical comedies
with four-course dinner. The very best in
interactive theatre. Our actors, our servers
and our audience are all part of the show.
T: 204-982-8282 F: 204-982-8291
S IGN AT U R ES C R AF T S H O W
Held in November, presents the work
of over 100 of Canada’s finest artists,
artisans and designers.
WINNIPEG
W I N N I PEG I N TER N ATI ON A L
C H I L D R EN ’ S F ESTI VA L
June 10 - 13, 2010. Features over 30 shows
daily of music, dance, puppetry and
hands-on activities with local, national
and international artists.
TOLL FREE: 1-877-823-8282
W: www.celebrations.ca
LOCATION: Canad Inns Fort Garry,
1824 Pembina Highway
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T:. 204-958-4730
W: www.kidsfest.ca
LOCATION: The Forks
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W I N N I PEG
S Y M P HON Y OR CHESTR A
The WSO performs to over 100,000
audience members each year and more
than 80 concerts from September to July
including Masterworks, Musically Speaking,
WSO Pops, Sundays with the Family and
Symphony Summers.
T: 204-949-3999
W: www.wso.mb.ca
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W I N N I PEG’ S
C O NT E M POR A RY DA N CER S
WCD creates and produces contemporary
dance from fall to spring and includes live
performances, lectures and workshops.
T: 204-452-0229 F: 204-287-8618
W: www.winnipegscontemporarydancers.ca
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G R E AT F U N
& GA M I N G
A SS I N I B O I A D OW N S
Something for Everyone!
Live thoroughbred racing from May through
to September. The Downs offers plenty of
fun for everyone including simulcast
(televised) racing from major tracks
worldwide and the Club West Gaming
Lounge featuring 140 Video Lottery
Terminals (VLTs) in a casino-like atmosphere.
Assiniboia Downs is open every day except
Christmas Day!
The track can be enjoyed by everyone.
The Downs offers Family Fun Days during
afternoon race cards where children of
all ages can enjoy a petting farm, and
youngsters can ride a pony or bounce in
the inflatable gyms all for FREE.
Feast in the Terrace Dining Room with its
breathtaking view of the track or savour a
delicious hot dog while taking in the sites.
Admission and parking are free.
See ad page: 35
T: 204-885-3330
W: www.asdowns.com
LOCATION: 3975 Portage Avenue West at
the Perimeter Highway
C A SI N OS OF WI N N I PEG
The Casinos of Winnipeg are the two
largest and most exciting casinos in
western Manitoba.
Step into McPhillips Street Station Casino
and you step into a rollicking railway town
from the last century. We offer the best
local and international entertainment in our
concert bowl, restaurant and lounges, plus
all the modern gaming you enjoy.
LOCATION: 484 McPhillips Street
It’s a jungle in there! Club Regent Casino
boasts the second highest waterfall in the
province and one of the largest walkthrough aquariums in Canada. This casino is
a tropical forest filled with fun dining and the
best local and international entertainment in
the concert bowl and dance club. And don’t
forget the great gaming.
LOCATION: 1425 Regent Avenue W.
Open Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 a.m.
Sunday noon - 3 a.m. Closed on selected
holidays. Group tours available.
MAJOR LEAGUE
SPORTS
M A N I TOB A M OOSE HOC KE Y
The Manitoba Moose is a member of
the American Hockey League and the
primary affiliate of the Vancouver Canucks.
The Moose home games are downtown
at the state-of-the-art MTS Centre.
T: 204-987-7825; 204-780-3333
F: 204-926-5555
LOCATION: MTS Centre, 300 Portage Ave.
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WI N N I PEG B LU E B OM BE RS
Action packed professional Canadian
football at its finest! June to November
at the Canad Inns Stadium.
T: 204-784-2583; 204-780-3333
W: www.bluebombers.com
LOCATION: Canad Inns Stadium,
1465 Maroons Road
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T: 204-957-2500
TOLL FREE: 1-888-493-4652
W: www.casinosofwinnipeg.com
WI N N I PEG GOLDEY ES
B A SEB A LL CLU B
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WESTERN CANADA AVIATION MUSEUM
Professional Northern League baseball
from May through September at beautiful
Canwest Park.
T: 204-982-2273 F: 204-982-2274
TOLL FREE: 1-888-GOLDEYE
W: www.goldeyes.com
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INTERPRETIVE TOURS
INTERPRETIVE
TOUR S
EX CHA N G E DIS T R I C T
WA L KIN G T O UR S
Lose yourself in turn-of-the-century
Winnipeg. Steeped in history, the Exchange
District tells the unique story of our city’s
evolution from the economic gateway to the
west to Canada’s current cultural oasis. Our
knowledgeable and dynamic guides make
history come alive with stories, photos and
exciting interior stops. Tours depart daily,
June 1 to Labour Day, from Old Market
Square at 10 a.m., 12 noon and 2 p.m.
(weather permitting).
T: 204-942-6716
W: www.exchangedistrict.org
NAT IV E O R CHI D
CO N S E R VAT I O N I N C .
Guided tours to see native orchid species
and other rare plants and their habitat.
Group size from 10 to 25. Season of
operation June 15 to August 1.
T: 204-947-9707 F: 204-231-4448
W: www.nativeorchid.org
RO U T E S O N T H E R E D
Explore the culture, geography, history
and wildlife of Manitoba’s Red River Valley
with more than 20 self-directed tours.
Walk in the footsteps of voyageurs, discover
the legacy of glaciers and grasslands or
cycle the shores of ancient Lake Agassiz.
Comprehensive tour itineraries and fabulous
reasons to walk, cycle, drive or paddle your
way along the Red River are available.
W: www.routesonthered.ca
WINNIPEG
S T. B ON I FA CE
WAL K I N G TOU R S
WI N N I PEG/M A N I TOB A
HI K ES & WA LK S
Enjoy a guided tour through Saint-Boniface,
Winnipeg’s French Quarter. Learn about the
people, buildings and events that defined
this rich and vibrant community, unique in
architecture, charm and atmosphere,
a community full of perseverance, culture,
history and Joie de Vivre. Tours daily
10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., mid-May to
September long weekend. GPS tours
available upon request.
38 of the best walks in and around
Winnipeg highlight the character and
local history of different neighbourhoods
through photographs and detailed
maps. Explore Manitoba on foot using
‘Hiking the Heartland’. Day hikes in our
province ranging from easy family hikes
to challenging treks on rugged terrain are
described. Manitoba Picnic Perfect is a
wonderful collection of Manitoba’s ‘must
see’ beauty spots ideal for day trips and
exploring our natural wonders.
Available at most bookstores.
T: 204-233-8343 F: 204-233-8360
LOCATION: St. Boniface City Hall,
219 Provencher Blvd.
T H E F OR K S
N AT I ON A L HI STOR I C SI TE
O F C AN A DA TOU R S
Parks Canada presents a variety of walking
tours of The Forks for individuals, families
and groups. Discover 6,000 years of history
at the famous junction of the Red and
Assiniboine rivers on a guided “Beaver
Tales and River Trails” interpretive tour.
July and August.
T: 204-774-0190 F: 204-772-9044
E: prairiepathfi[email protected]
W: www.prairiepathfinders.mb.ca
Race On
Over Here!
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T: 204-983-6757 (98-FORKS)
F: 204-983-2221
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
HEARING IMPARED: 1-866-787-6221
W: www.pc.gc.ca
T H E ATR E I N THE CEM ETERY
Meet some of our most fascinating historical
characters in a theatrical tour of the
Saint-Boniface Cathedral Cemetery with
performances Wednesday through Sunday,
July to September. Contact: Tourisme Riel.
T: 204-233-8343 F: 204-233-8360
TOLL FREE: 1-866-808-8338
* Live Racing - May to September
VLT Gaming Lounge
* Casino-like
Dining Opportunities
* Fabulous
& Groups Welcome
* Bus ToursASD
(Check ASDowns.com for live schedule)
Assiniboia Downs
3975 Portage Avenue
ASDowns.com – (204) 885-3330
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G O L F L I ST I N G S
A S S I N I B O IN E GO L F C L UB
2045 Ness Ave., Box 42007,
Winnipeg MB R3J 3X7
T: 204-988-9313
W: www.golfassiniboine.com
Public and Private / 9 / Grass Greens
SLOPE: 105 for, 105 back
PAR: 36M, 38W
CR ES CEN T DR I VE
GO L F CO U R S E
781 Crescent Dr.,
Winnipeg MB R3T 1X3
T: 311; 204-986-5911
W: www.winnipeg.ca/golf
Public / 9 / Grass Greens
PAR: 27M, 27W
HAR B O U R V I EW GO L F C O UR S E
& R E CR EAT I O N C O M P L E X
1867 Springfield Rd.,
Winnipeg MB R2C 2Z2
T: 204-222-2751
SLOPE: 73 ave
PAR: 27M, 27W
JOHN B L U M B E R G
GO L F CO U R S E
4540 Portage Ave.,
Winnipeg MB R4H 1C8
T: 204-986-3490
W: www.johnblumberggolfcourse.com
SLOPE: 117 ave
PAR: 71M, 73W
N I AK WA COU N TRY CLU B
ST. B ON I FA CE GOLF C LUB
620 Niakwa Rd., Winnipeg MB R2J 2X3
100 Youville St., Winnipeg MB R2H 2S1
T: 204-256-7326
W: www.niakwacountryclub.ca
T: 204-233-2497
W: www.stbonifacegolfclub.com
Private / 18 / Grass Greens
SLOPE: 121 for, 128 mid, 131 back
PAR: 72M, 72W
PAR: 72M, 74W
R I VE R OA K S GOLF COU R SE
ST. CHA R LES COU N TRY C LUB
5 km south of Perimeter Hwy.,
off Waverley St.
100 Country Club Blvd.,
Winnipeg MB R3K 1Z3
T: 204-261-4653
W: www.riveroaksgolf.ca
T: 204-889-4444 W: www.stcharlescc.ca
SLOPE: 103 for, 111 back, 108 ave
PAR: 72M, 72W
2021 Main St., Winnipeg MB R2V 2B9
T: 311; 204-986-5679
SLOPE: 102 ave
PAR: 69M, 72W
THE M EA DOWS
AT EA ST ST. PA U L
S H O OTER S FA M I LY
GO L F CEN TR E
2511 McGregor Farm Road N.,
2731 Main St., Winnipeg MB R2V 4T2
T: 204-667-4653
W: www.themeadowsgc.com
T: 204-339-2326; 204-338-1446
W: www.shootersgolf.ca
East St. Paul MB R2E 1E9
PAR: 57M, 57W
PAR: 72M, 72W
S O UT HSI DE GOLF COU R SE
TU X EDO GOLF COU R SE
2226 Southside Rd.,
Grande Pointe MB R5A 1K1
400 Shaftesbury Blvd.,
Winnipeg MB R3P 0M1
T: 204-254-6709
W: www.southsidegolf.ca
T: 204-888-2867
W: www.westerngolfmanagement.com
PAR: 63M, 65W
SLOPE: 102 ave
PAR: 70M, 71W
S O UT HWOOD GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
WI LDEWOOD CLU B
101 Markham Rd., Winnipeg MB R3T 5V2
T: 204-474-1389
W: www.wildewoodclub.ca
T: 204-269-7867
KIL DO N A N PA R K
GO L F CO U R S E
SLOPE: 133 back
PAR: 72M, 72W
W: www.southwood.ca
PAR: 70M, 72W
761 North Dr., Winnipeg MB R3T 0A3
SLOPE: 124 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
WI N DSOR PA R K GOLF C OURSE
10 Des Meurons, Winnipeg MB R2M 2X6
T: 311; 204-986-3006
SLOPE: 101 ave
PAR: 68M, 69W
ACCOMMODATIONS
A C C O M M O D AT I O N S
DOW N TOWN
) BALMORAL
MOTOR HOTEL LTD.
Tanning room available.
621 Balmoral Street,
Winnipeg MB R3B 2R4
T: 204-943-1544 F: 204-943-7827
Double Occupancy: $53 - $75
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Full-service restaurant, lounge, VLT,
banquet/meeting rooms; one block to
Convention Centre, walking distance to
The Forks. Free: local calls, airport shuttle,
high-speed Internet access and public
areas WI-FI access.
330 York Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3C 0N9
T: 204-942-0101 F: 204-956-0665
TOLL FREE: 1-800-782-0175
W: www.bwcharterhouse.com
Single Occupancy: $95 - $165
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) CA R LT O N INN
Three-storey hotel, downtown Winnipeg,
across from the Winnipeg Convention
Centre; one block from MTS Centre. Walking
distance to shopping, medical centres,
attractions. Paragon Restaurant and Bar.
Free parking.
220 Carlton Street, Winnipeg MB R3C 1P5
T: 204-942-0881 F: 204-943-9312
TOLL FREE: 1-877-717-2885
W: www.carltoninn.mb.ca
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) HOLIDAY INN HOTEL & SUITES
WINNIPEG DOWNTOWN
Downtown full-service hotel, close to
cityplace and Portage Place shopping
centres, MTS Centre, theatres and The Forks
Market. Large indoor/outdoor pools, sauna,
whirlpool and health club. Four restaurants
and lounges.
Minutes away from major shopping centres,
Winnipeg Art Gallery, IMAX Theatre,
Canwest Park and MTS Centre. Hairdryers,
coffee makers, irons/boards, key access
floors, non-smoking floors, parking.
See ad page: 40
350 St. Mary Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3C 3J2
T: 204-942-0551 F: 204-943-8702
TOLL FREE: 1-888-311-4990
W: www.deltawinnipeg.com
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CHA RT E R HO U SE H O T E L
DO W N T O W N W I NN I P E G
WINNIPEG
- GUEST HOUSE INTERNATIONAL
A restored Victorian home close to
downtown. Guest house offers shared and
private accommodation, kitchen facilities,
TV, VCR, air-conditioning, games room,
bicycle rentals, free wireless Internet access,
barbecue and laundry.
168 Maryland St., Winnipeg MB R3G 1L3
T: 204-772-1272
TOLL FREE: 1-800-743-4423
W: http://backpackerswinnipeg.com
Single Occupancy: $50
Double Occupancy: $60
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- HI–WINNIPEG DOWNTOWNER
Part of Hostelling International, world’s most
recommended hostels, promising comfort,
security, cleanliness, friendly helpful staff.
Private and shared accommodation, selfcatering kitchen, laundry, lockers, lounge,
Internet, programming activities. On-site
restaurant, bar.
330 Kennedy Street,
Winnipeg MB R3B 2M6
T: 204-943-5581 F: 204-947-3041
TOLL FREE: 1-866-762-4122
W: www.hihostels.ca/Manitoba
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PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CONTACT OPERATOR FOR CURRENT INFORMATION.
360 Colony Street, Winnipeg MB R3B 2P3
T: 204-786-7011 F: 204-772-1443
TOLL FREE: 1-866-826-4457
W: www.holiday-inn.com/winnipegdtwn
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) HOTEL F ORT GA R RY
National landmark in the heart of downtown,
near major attractions and historic Forks
Market. Modern amenities, full fitness
centre, indoor pool, jogging track, first
class Ten Spa, complimentary snacks,
newspapers.
See ad page: 39
222 Broadway, Winnipeg MB R3C 0R3
T: 204-942-8251 F: 204-956-2351
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-8088
W: www.fortgarryhotel.com
4678
) HUMPHRY INN AND SUITES
Complimentary high-speed Internet,
hot and cold breakfast, local calls, parking.
Rooms include fridge, microwave. Onsite
facilities include steam room, hot tub and
fitness room.
260 Main Street, Winnipeg MB R3C 1A9
T: 204-942-4222 F: 204-480-4612
TOLL FREE: 1-877-486-7479
W: www.humphryinn.com
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) IN N AT T HE F O R K S
) P L ACE LOU I S R I EL
AL L - S U I TE HOTEL
Located in the heart of Winnipeg’s most
popular tourist attraction, the hotel offers a
variety of guestrooms and suites as well as
the Current Restaurant and Riverstone Spa.
See ad page: 44
75 Forks Market Road,
Winnipeg MB R3C 0A2
T: 204-942-6555 F: 204-942-6979
TOLL FREE: 1-877-377-4100
W: www.innforks.com
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) MARIAGGI’S THEME SUITE
Downtown Winnipeg’s only all-suite hotel,
offering studio, one-bedroom and twobedroom suites. Kitchen facilities in all suites
plus all the home comforts you desire. Visit
our website for latest promotions.
190 Smith Street, Winnipeg MB R3C 1J8
T: 204-947-6961 F: 204-947-3029
TOLL FREE:1-800-665-0569
W: www.placelouisriel.com
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) R A DI SSON HOTEL
W I NN I PEG DOWN TOWN
HOTEL AND DAY SPA
Getaway without going away! Suites have
jacuzzi, steam room, stereo system, TV, DVD,
VCR, fireplace, pool table. Theme rooms
include Hawaii, Mexico, India and others.
With a prime downtown location, the
Radisson is next door to the MTS Centre,
only steps away from shopping, culture,
attractions. Enjoy 263 spacious guest rooms,
restaurant and recreational amenities.
231 McDermot Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3B 0S4
T: 204-947-9447 F: 204-956-4980
TOLL FREE: 1-866-947-9190
W: www.mariaggis.com
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MOTOR INN
Affordable rooms in heart of Osborne
Village. One kitchenette with adjoining
room. Gaming, lounge, two clubs with
live entertainment, beer depot and
ample parking. Trucks and RVs welcome.
Great food.
160 Osborne St., Winnipeg MB R3L 1Y6
T: 204-452-9824 F: 204-452-0035
W: www.osbornevillage.com
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288 Portage Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3C 0B8
T: 204-956-0410 F: 204-947-1129
TOLL FREE: 1-800-333-3333
W: www.radisson.com/winnipegca
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) T H E FA I R M ON T WI N N I PEG
Ideally located at the corner of Portage
and Main. Upscale rooms and suites with
pool, fitness centre, whirlpool, sauna,
Four Diamond dining. All major credit
cards accepted.
Two Lombard Place, Winnipeg MB R3B 0Y3
T: 204-957-1350 F: 204-949-1486
TOLL FREE: 1-800-441-1414
W: www.fairmont.com
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HO T EL – M E M B E R O F
WOR L DHO T E L S
Friendly service, near Portage and Main,
shopping, The Forks, Exchange District, MTS
Centre. One of Winnipeg’s finest historic
buildings, restaurant, bar, jacuzzi suites,
indoor pool, waterslide, whirlpool, wireless
high-speed Internet.
331 Smith Street, Winnipeg MB R3B 2G9
T: 204-942-6411 F: 204-947-3724
TOLL FREE: 1-800-667-7666
W: www.themarlborough.ca
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+ A COUNTRY GARDEN
BED & BREAKFAST
Beautiful two-storey modern home,
picturesque landscaping. Quiet country
living. Delicious home cooked breakfast in
gazebo or large country kitchen. Ten-minute
drive to most shopping centres and other
attractions.
740 Pritchard Farm Rd.,
Winnipeg MB R2E 0B4
T: 204-661-4902; 204-227-0676
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B E D & B R EA K FA ST
Two bedrooms, well-appointed period
furnishings, quiet, up-scale surroundings.
Parks, shopping centres close by. 15 minutes
from city center. Fireplace in family room.
Huge deck with gazebo overlooking a
country-style garden. Full breakfast.
20 Wiebe’s Dr., Winnipeg MB R2G 2G4
T: 204-667-4068
W: www.bbcanada.com/5908html
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) KILDONAN MOTOR HOTEL
Cable television, tubs and showers, coffee
shop, off-sales beer vendor, VLTs, near golf
course and Kildonan Park.
2100 Main Street, Winnipeg MB R2V 2C2
T: 204-339-0828
W: [email protected]
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) RIVERCREST MOTOR HOTEL
Located just five minutes from Winnipeg and
15 minutes from Lockport. Air-conditioned
rooms, television, beer vendor, bar, VLTs.
Homemade food, ATM, freezer space
available for fish and game.
4200 Main Street, Winnipeg MB R4A 2A2
T: 204-339-7968 F: 204-334-0933
W: www.rivercresthotel.com
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Your Downtown
Home Away From Home.
Home to Odyssey Health Club,
3 restaurants & lounges and an
underground parkade. Attached
to Winnipeg Convention Centre
in the heart of downtown, steps
away from cityplace and the
MTS Centre.
www.deltawinnipeg.com
ACCOMMODATIONS
) THE 59ER HOTEL
Outskirts of Winnipeg, Highway 59 North,
south of Birds Hill Provincial Park. Essential
services: hotel rooms, restaurant, lounge,
beer vendor, gas, diesel, propane,
convenience store. Open year-round.
Box 90 Grp 550 RR5,
Hwy. 59 N and Dunning Road E,
Winnipeg MB R2C 2Z2
T: 204-224-1327 F: 204-222-7338
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+ WILLOW COTTAGE
BED & BREAKFAST
Along historic Red River, away from the hustle
and bustle but near attractions and amenities.
Ample parking. Airport pick-up, event tickets,
tours, picnic lunches and restaurant arranged
at extra cost.
) C AN A D I N N S DESTI N ATI ON ) COU N TRY I N N A N D SUITE S
C E NT RE GA R DEN CI TY
A cosy stay at a comfortable price!
Complimentary continental breakfast,
free DVD movies and morning newspapers.
Located close to airport and downtown areas.
Family hotel with large indoor waterslide;
seven children theme suites, hot tub.
New third floor with executive suites.
Hot breakfast Sunday to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
2100 McPhillips Street,
Winnipeg MB R2V 3T9
T: 204-633-0024 F: 204-697-3377
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
W: www.canadinns.com
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) C AN A D I N N S DESTI N ATI ON
C E NT RE POLO PA R K
3454 Henderson Hwy.,
East St. Paul MB R2E 1A8
T: 204-661-5024
W: www.willowcottage.ca
Waterslide, adult and kids theme rooms,
hot tub, fitness room, 1,000-seat banquet
hall, meeting rooms, Tijuana Yacht Club.
Free shuttle. Hot breakfast Sunday
to Thursday.
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N O RTHW E ST
) A I R PO RT MO T O R I N N
Hot tub, sauna, family restaurant, VLTs,
lounge, meeting rooms, tanning bed,
non-smoking rooms, games room, indoor
water park. Near airport, Polo Park. ATM.
1800 Ellice Ave., Winnipeg MB R3H 0B7
T: 204-783-7035 F: 204-784-7972
TOLL FREE: 1-888-247-7008
3467
WINNIPEG
1405 St. Matthews Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3G 0K5
T: 204-775-8791 F: 204-783-4039
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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) C AN A DI A N A THR I F TLODGE
Indoor pool and water park. Microwaves,
fridges, irons available. Wireless Internet,
sauna, laundromat, coffee shop, VLTs,
entertainment, free parking, pets allowed.
Near shopping, airport, Health Sciences
Centre, downtown.
1400 Notre Dame Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3E 3G5
T: 204-786-3471 F: 204-786-1908
TOLL FREE: 1-888-702-2200
W: www.canadianathriftlodge.com
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730 King Edward Street,
Winnipeg MB R3H 1B4
T: 204-783-6900 F: 204-775-7197
TOLL FREE: 1-800-456-4000
W: www.countryinns.com
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) F OU R POI N TS
B Y SHER ATON HOTEL
WI N N I PEG A I R PORT
At airport. Guestrooms/suites include
microwave, fridge, coffee maker, free
DVD movies, free bottled water; lounge,
restaurant, business center, fitness center,
meeting rooms. Complimentary Internet
connections; wireless in some areas.
1999 Wellington Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3H 1H5
T: 204-775-5222 F: 204-775-5333
TOLL FREE: 1-877-355-3500
W: www.fourpoints.com
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) HI LTON SU I TES
WI N N I PEG A I R PORT
Offering refuge from the norm.
Contemporary two-room suites with pillow
top mattresses, duvets, sumptuous linens.
All the services you expect at a Hilton
plus our passion for people.
Winnipeg MB R3H 1B2
T: 204-783-1700 F: 204-786-6588
TOLL FREE: 1-800-HILTONS
W: www.winnipegairportsuites.hilton.com
Double Occupancy: $139 - 295
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) VICTORIA INN HOTEL
AND CONVENTION CENTRE
VLT gaming, non-smoking rooms,
coffee makers, free parking. Five minutes
from McPhillips Street Station Casino,
major shopping centre and hospital.
The largest hotel convention centre in
Manitoba with 259 guest rooms, family
water park and complimentary local calls,
parking, wireless Internet and 24-hour
airport shuttle.
1030 McPhillips Street,
Winnipeg MB R2X 2K7
T: 204-589-7314 F: 204-589-8241
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) S A N DM A N H O T E L
& S U IT ES W IN N I P E G AI R P O RT
Sandman Hotel & Suites is just minutes away
from the airport, Polo Park Shopping Centre,
Assiniboine Park, Canad Inns Stadium and
Winnipeg’s city centre.
1750 Sargent Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3H 0C7
T: 204-775-7263 F: 204-775-7787
TOLL FREE: 1-800-726-3626
W: www.sandmanhotels.com
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) STOCK EXCHANGE HOTEL
Five minutes to city centre, restaurant open
7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., live bands.
1105 Arlington Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3E 3L1
T: 204-786-6601 F: 204-786-7777
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Winnipeg MB R3H 0G3
T: 204-786-4801 F: 204-786-1329
TOLL FREE: 1-877-842-4667
W: www.vicinn.com
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Enjoy informal living in park-like area within
walking distance to University of Manitoba
and bus to downtown or Victoria Hospital.
Continental or full breakfast provided.
11 Linacre Rd., Winnipeg MB R3T 3G5
T: 204-269-4639; 204-801-7002
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P E MB IN A I N N & SU I TES
Free Internet, cable television. Some with
microwaves, jacuzzi. Free breakfast, local
calls. Saltwater pool, waterslide, hot tub,
fitness centre, guest laundry, business
centre, meeting room, shuttle service.
Fridges in all rooms.
See ad page: 42
1714 Pembina Hwy., Winnipeg MB R3T 2G2
T: 204-269-8888 F: 204-269-8889
TOLL FREE: 1-877-269-8811
W: www.bestwesternpembina.com
Double Occupancy: $110 – 170
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Best Western Pembina Inn & Suites
Free Continental Breakfast
Free Wi-Fi High Speed Internet
Salt Water Pool & Waterslide
Free Airport Shuttle
1714 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2
Direct: (204) 269-8888 TF: (877) 269-8811
[email protected]
www.bestwesternpembina.ca
+ BRIGHT OAKES
Comfortable bedrooms in a quiet
neighbourhood near University of Manitoba,
shopping centre, restaurants and easy
access to city centre and many attractions.
English, French, Polish spoken.
137 Woodlawn Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R2M 2P5
T: 204-256-9789
E: fl[email protected]
W: www.bbcanada.com/664.html
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Spacious rooms with contemporary
apartments. Facility includes Ambassador
banquets, Playmakers Gaming and Lounge,
Garbonzos Restaurant and O.C. Night Club.
Free hot breakfast. Located at the corner of
Pembina and Adamar.
See ad page: 46
T: 204-269-6955 F: 204-261-4543
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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ACCOMMODATIONS
) CA N A D IN N S D E S T I NAT I O N +A
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CEN T R E FO RT GAR RY
WI N N I PEG SOU TH
Minutes from downtown, shopping, major
attractions. Business class suites, kids and
adult theme rooms, Jacuzzi. Aalto’s Garden
Café, Tavern United Pub, Celebrations
Dinner Theatre, waterslide. Hot breakfast
Sunday to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
T: 204-261-7450 F: 204-261-5433
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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) CAPRI MOTEL
42 kitchen facilities; air-conditioning,
telephone, TV, coin laundry. Near St. Vital
Shopping Centre, University of Manitoba,
Victoria Hospital. Walking distance to
restaurants and night clubs.
T: 204-269-6990 F: 204-261-0068
TOLL FREE: 1-800-268-6990
W: www.thecaprimotel.com
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Walking distance to University
of Manitoba. Full breakfast, off-street
parking. Near Victoria Hospital, Kings Park,
hiking trails, Red River, golfing, shopping,
restaurants, bus access. German spoken.
796 Pasadena Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3T 2T3
T: 204-284-3176
TOLL FREE: 1-866-284-3112
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca
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FIDDLESTICKS
BED & BREAKFAST
Choose from four musically themed rooms:
Mozart, Beethoven, Schevchenko or Rossini.
610 Grierson Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3T 2S1
T: 204-290-6789; 204-261-7277
F: 204-261-7277
W: www.fiddlesticksbedandbreakfast.com
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Clean, comfortable rooms. Near restaurants,
shopping, University of Manitoba.
Complimentary coffee, free local calls,
complimentary continental breakfast,
wireless high speed Internet, movie
entertainment available, pets permitted
in selected rooms.
See ad page: 185
3109 Pembina Hwy.,
Winnipeg MB R3T 4R6
T: 204-269-7390 F: 204-261-7565
TOLL FREE: 1-800-228-5160
W: www.choicehotels.ca/cn354
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Near University of Manitoba, major
shopping centre. Pool, hot tub, fitness
facility, business centre, lounge, restaurant,
meeting/banquet facilities, complimentary
wireless high-speed Internet. Guestrooms
include bottled water, fridge, plasma TV.
2935 Pembina Hwy.,Winnipeg MB R3T 2H5
T: 204-275-7711 F: 204-269-0364
TOLL FREE: 1-800-368-7764
W: www.fourpoints.com
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WINNIPEG
It all starts here, Pembina Highway and
McGillivray Blvd. Near downtown and
attractions. Well-appointed guestrooms,
business class guestrooms, suite. Recreation
facilities, full-service Southwinds Bar & Grill.
Partner to Rewards Programs.
1330 Pembina Hwy.,
Winnipeg MB R3T 2B4
T: 204-452-4747 F: 204-284-2751
TOLL FREE: 1-800-423-1337
W: www.winnipeg-south.holiday-inn.com
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) QU A LI TY I N N
Near downtown, art gallery, Legislative
Building, Osborne Village, University of
Manitoba, Waverley Industrial Park, Pan Am
Pool; sport lounge, VLTs, golf simulators,
theme rooms, free breakfast with stay.
See ad page: 185
635 Pembina Hwy.,
Winnipeg MB R3M 2L4
T: 204-453-8247 F: 204-287-2365
TOLL FREE: 1-800-228-5151
W: www.qualityhotelwinnipeg.com
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) QU EEN B EE HOTEL
Near University of Manitoba and
Victoria General Hospital. Non-smoking,
all queen-size beds, coffee maker, fridge,
microwave, satellite TV, high speed Internet.
2615 Pembina Hwy.,
Winnipeg MB R3T 2H5
T: 204-269-4666; 204-269-7707
F: 204-269-8109
TOLL FREE: 1-866-431-4666
W: www.queenbeehotel.com
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+ TERRY’S BED & BREAKFAST
Located near university, Perimeter and
Trans-Canada Highway. Direct bus to
downtown. Deck, patio, pond, full breakfast,
parking, air-conditioned, TV, high speed
Internet access, laundry. Major credit cards.
130 Southwalk Bay, Winnipeg MB R2N 1M7
T: 204-253-8723
W: www.bbcanada.com/terrysbb
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CA S I N O HO T EL
Attached enclosed walkway to Club Regent
Casino, fitness centre, whirlpool, luxury
two-room suites, close to major shopping
centres, 15 minutes to downtown. Free
parking, plug-ins. Hot breakfast Sunday
to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
1415 Regent Avenue W.,
Winnipeg MB R2C 3B2
T: 204-667-5560 F: 204-667-5913
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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) C AN A D I N N S DESTI N ATI ON
C E NT RE TR A N SCON A
Conveniently located along bustling Regent
Avenue, minutes away from Club Regent.
Exciting nightlife. Banquet facilities for up
to 450. All major credit cards. Hot breakfast
Sunday to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
826 Regent Avenue W.,
Winnipeg MB R2C 3A8
T: 204-224-1681 F: 204-222-3216
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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Comfortable well appointed rooms,
waterslide, hot tub, wading pool, gaming
lounge, nightclubs, banquet and meeting
facilities up to 200. Near downtown and
casinos. Hot breakfast Sunday to Thursday.
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1034 Elizabeth Road,
Winnipeg MB R2J 1B3
T: 204-253-2641 F: 204-255-5767
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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+ GÎTE DE LA CATHÉDRALE
BED & BREAKFAST
Located across from Provencher Park in the
heart of Old St. Boniface. A short walk to
many tourist highlights and The Forks. Hot
full breakfast. Service bilingue. Year-round.
581 rue Langevin,
Winnipeg MB R2H 2W2
T: 204-233-7792
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) N OR WOOD HOTEL
In historic St. Boniface, near The Forks,
downtown. Voicemail, high speed Internet,
non-smoking facility, complimentary coffee
makers, newspaper. Meeting/banquet
facilities, dining room, pub, free parking.
Children under 12 stay free.
See ad page: 47
112 Marion Street,
Winnipeg MB R2H 0T1
T: 204-233-4475 F: 204-231-1910
TOLL FREE: 1-888-888-1878
W: www.norwood-hotel.com
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Showers, security, pay phones, laundry,
groceries, limited RV supplies, horseshoes,
gameroom, playground, firewood.
0.3 miles north on Murdock Road, off
Perimeter Highway 100 (southeast of city).
April to October.
Box 1 Grp. 612 SS 6,
Winnipeg MB R2C 2Z3
T: 204-256-2186 F: 204-253-9313
TOLL FREE: 1-888-615-1995
W: www.travellersresort.com
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Authentically restored 18-room
Victorian home, historically designated
and government protected. Beautiful
conservatory café, swimming pool
and parking. Central location.
Exquisite honeymoon/executive suite.
French, Italian and English spoken.
134 West Gate, Winnipeg MB R3C 2E1
T: 204-775-1144 F: 204-772-6688
TOLL FREE: 1-866-797-0905
W: www.beechmount.ca
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Winnipeg’s Tropical Oasis, poolside rooms
guarantee fun and relaxation. Facilities
include licensed dining room, lounge,
sports bar and Cosmic Bowling Lanes.
Close to major shopping centres and
entertainment facilities.
20 Alpine Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R2M 0Y5
T: 204-255-6000 F: 204-253-1563
TOLL FREE: 1-877-991-4440
W: www.travelodgewinnipeg.com
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+ B A N N ER B E D & B R E AK FAS T
Elegant Century home near trendy shops
and restaurants of Corydon Village. Splendid
breakfasts feature local products and ethnic
specialties. Free wireless Internet, in-room
coffee, on-site parking. Good local bus
service.
164 Harrow Street, Winnipeg MB R3M 2Z2
T: 204-256-8721
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca/banner
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Our home is located in the heart of
beautifully treed Wolseley, minutes from
downtown by car or bus. One-bedroom
suite with TV room, desk, futon,
private bathroom.
950 Palmerston Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3G 1J9
T: 204-774-0767
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Quiet area in the heart of the city.
Great breakfasts served in sunny bright
atmosphere. Extras available: dinners,
laundry, guest pick up, Internet, fax.
Friendly caring hosts, love to cook.
77 Middle Gate, Winnipeg MB R3C 2C5
T: 204-772-5832; 204-783-1462
F: 204-783-1462
TOLL FREE: 1-877-653-1462
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Elegant 1914 home, centrally located
in historic Crescentwood. Easy access
to The Forks, Centennial Concert Hall,
MTC, Assiniboine Park, Pan Am Pool and
shopping. Hosts cycling and cross-country
ski enthusiasts.
299 Yale Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3M 0L4
T: 204-488-4513
186 West Gate, Winnipeg MB R3C 2E1
T: 204-474-2761 F: 1-866-204-0616
TOLL FREE: 1-866-397-3345
W: www.rivergateinn.com
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Tudor-style mansion with luxurious
accommodations. Pamper yourself with our
jacuzzi tubs, cozy fireplaces, heated pool,
billiards, cycling or enjoying a good book
in the library. Full breakfast included.
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Come and relax in our modern, private
quarters in prestigious neighbourhood,
minutes from downtown. Enjoy private fourpiece bath, king bed and living room with
computer. Great Czech cuisine.
Luxury suites, hot tub theme rooms.
Winnipeg’s largest indoor water park,
full service spa, steam room, fitness centre.
Business centre, ample banquet/conference
facilities. In-room high speed Internet.
Free parking.
668 Waterloo Street,
Winnipeg MB R3N 0T4
T: 204-489-3923
W: www.members.shaw.ca/bbwaterloo
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1445 Portage Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3G 3P4
T: 204-774-5110 F: 204-783-6858
TOLL FREE: 1-800-424-6423
W: www.clarionhotelwinnipeg.com
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+ WEST GATE MANOR
BED & BREAKFAST
In picturesque, historic Armstrong Point.
Large livingroom, bedrooms reflect
individual period and theme.
Sunroom with TV. Walking distance to
downtown, restaurants, cultural facilities.
Short drive to many amenities.
) EXECUTIVE SUITES
71 West Gate, Winnipeg MB R3C 2C9
T: 204-772-9788 F: 204-772-9782
W: www.westgatemanor.ca
243 Queen St., Winnipeg MB R3J 3V4
T: 204-885-6416 F: 204-832-4520
TOLL FREE: 1-888-290-0036
W: www.executivesuitesbyroseman.com
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Clean quiet budget-priced with telephones,
cable TV, kitchenettes, next to Schmeckers
Restaurant, near Assiniboia Downs,
Red River Exhibition Grounds, Grace
Hospital, Polo Park; major credit cards,
weekly and monthly rates.
Winnipeg MB R3K 0Y3
T: 204-837-5891
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Fully furnished executive suites with parking,
cleaning, high-speed Internet. One price,
everything included, no extra charges. Short
or long term stay. Central location.
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A scale reproduction of the medieval
castle in Nottingham. Enjoy gourmet
breakfasts. Relax in private suite with seating
area, fireplace, two-person jacuzzi tub.
Reservations recommended.
103 Fulham Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3N 0G5
T: 204-488-2112
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Deluxe guestrooms, theme rooms, suites.
Fridge, coffee maker, iron/board, hair dryer.
Playground, indoor saltwater/wading pools,
whirlpool, sauna. Restaurant, lounge.
Free shuttle, parking, local calls,
high speed Internet.
Winnipeg MB R3J 3T6
T: 204-885-4478 F: 204-831-5734
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0352
W: www.holidayinn.com/winnipeg-arpt
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) KIRKFIELD MOTOR HOTEL
) VI SCOU N T GORT HOTE L
EX P R ES S IN N S W E S T
Non-smoking rooms, complimentary
morning coffee, off-sales beer vendor,
king size beds available.
Near Assiniboia Downs, West Perimeter
and Red River Exhibition grounds. Airconditioned rooms, cable, wireless Internet,
jacuzzi and sauna, trip rewards, beverage
room, licensed dining room, vendor, VLTs,
live entertainment weekends.
Winnipeg MB R3K 0Z9
T: 204-837-5831 F: 204-831-6137
TOLL FREE: 1-888-866-5831
W: www.howardjohnsonwinnipeg.com
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T: 204-837-1314 F: 204-837-3732
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A European tudor-style small hotel with
20 rooms, some with private bath. Enjoy our
British-style pub and Italian restaurant.
Winnipeg MB R3J 0E4
T: 204-888-2341 F: 204-889-0724
W: www.foxandhoundstavern.com
Beautiful two-room suites, deluxe studios,
comfortable rooms, indoor pool, in-room
movie channel, lounge, VLTs, airport shuttle.
Near stadium, shopping mall. ATM, all major
credit cards accepted.
Winnipeg MB R3J 0C9
T: 204-775-0451 F: 204-772-2161
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-1122
W: www.viscount-gort.com
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Interlake provides plenty of great places to stretch out
on the sand and relax. The Interlake isn’t only great
for its beaches – it’s also home to vast marshlands,
lush forests, a number of excellent golf courses and
great resorts. However, if you prefer to kick back,
you’re sure to find numerous options to choose
from. The only worry you’ll have while vacationing
in the Interlake is whether you’ll have time to enjoy
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T: 204-948-3333
TOLL FREE: 1-888-482-2267
LOCATION: north of Riverton on Hwy. 8
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OAK HA M M O C K MAR S H
IN T ER PR ET IV E C E NT R E
T: 204-642-4001
W: www.nihm.ca
LOCATION: near Gimli Harbour
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HE R I TA G E M U S E UM
T: 204-642-4001
W: www.nihm.ca
LOCATION: 94 – 1st Avenue, Gimli
L O W E R F ORT GA R RY
O F C AN A DA
T: 204-785-6050
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
W: www.pc.gc.ca/garry
LOCATION: 32 km/20 mi. north
of Winnipeg on PTH 9
S T O N E WA L L Q UAR RY PAR K
T: 204-467-7980
W: www.stonewall.ca
INT ERLAK E T OURIS M R E GI O N
www.interlaketourism.com
GOLF MANIT OBA
www.golfmanitoba.mb.ca
T: 204-467-3300
TOLL FREE: 1-888-50-MARSH
W: www.ducks.ca/ohmic
LOCATION: 20 minutes north of Winnipeg
at Hwys. 67 and 220
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T: 204-482-7761
W: www.marinemuseum.ca
LOCATION: Queen Avenue and Eveline
Street, Selkirk
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PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
CA M P M O RT O N
PR O V I N CI A L PAR K
Several cairns depict the area’s history.
This area offers nature trails, flower beds,
a beautiful sunken garden and historic
buildings. One of the largest concentrations
of white pelicans in the world is found in this
area. Hiking, biking and cross-country ski
trails run through the park. Book the groupuse area or family vacation cabins
or campsites.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 8 km north of Gimli on PR 222
H E C L A P R OV I N C I A L PA R K
Lush forest, rugged shoreline, scenic
beaches and bountiful wildlife blend within
this pristine park land. Venture through the
park’s many hiking and cross-country ski
trails. Other facilities include a campground,
vacation cabins, a bed and breakfast home,
tennis courts, a championship 18-hole golf
course, a resort and conference centre, and
marina. Interpretive programs and guided
tours are available seasonally.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: north of Riverton on Hwy. 8
Hecla Village features a 1 km self-guiding
trail through the restored village, tracing
the history of Icelandic settlement in the
area. Restored buildings include a church,
community hall, 1920s school, Icelandic
home and a village store still in operation.
Hecla Island is named after an Icelandic
volcano. Guided walks by a park interpreter
are available in summer.
Hecla Fish Station contains an exhibit on
commercial fishing.
Heritage Home Museum is a restored and
furnished Icelandic household from the
1920s and 1940s periods.
The Wildlife Viewing Tower is a popular
morning and evening rendezvous for wildlife
viewers and photographers.
The Grassy Narrows Marsh hiking and
biking trails lead you to boardwalks and
viewing blinds to gain spectacular views of
waterfowl and wildlife.
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I N T E R PR E T I V E CE N T R E
Come see why the Oak Hammock Marsh
Interpretive Centre is the world's ‘Best
Environmental Experience’! Under the
guidance of our friendly interpreters, you
can trek over 30 kilometers of nature trails,
take a guided tour of the marsh, go
canoeing, view birds and wildlife, watch a
film in our multimedia theatre, enjoy a meal
in our café and check out our fun, interactive
exhibits. Open daily year-round.
Admission charged.
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T: 204-467-3300 F: 204-467-3311
TOLL FREE: 1-888-50-MARSH
W: www.oakhammockmarsh.ca
LOCATION: 20 minutes north of Winnipeg
at Hwy. 67 and 220
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H N AUSA B EA CH
P R O VI N CI A L PA R K
Nestled on the shores of Lake Winnipeg
a short 30 km drive north of Gimli features
a beautiful sand beach with an adjacent
campground.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
a North American
birding hotspot
L UN D A R B EA CH
Near Lundar, the heart of Canada Goose
country, the park offers electrical and
unserviced camping, swimming and boating.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 19 km/12 mi. west of PTH 6
on PR 419
Located just 20 minutes
north of Winnipeg
at Highways 67 and 220
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OAK PO IN T
Here ran the north original boundary of the
Province of Manitoba. Its size and shape
gave it the nickname “The Postage Stamp
Province.” On July 15, 1870 Manitoba
officially became a Canadian province.
LOCATION: PTH 6 at Oak Point
STE EP R O CK B E AC H PAR K
Located on the shores of Lake Manitoba,
the park includes sandy beaches,
a campground, cabins, outdoor stage
area, marina, nature trails and playground.
The village is built atop a large limestone
outcrop that has eroded over time and,
through the wave action of Lake Manitoba,
formed the beautiful and unique cliffs and
sandy beaches that line the shores.
LOCATION: 195 km northwest
of Winnipeg via PTH 6 and PR 239
S TO N E WA LL
Q UA R RY PA R K
Giant limestone kilns form the focus of this
unique park, which features a walking trail,
manmade lake, beach, picnic areas, ball
diamonds and campground. Quarry Days
are celebrated the third weekend in August.
Open daily May 1 to September long
weekend; lake open June to September
long weekend; centre is open by
appointment only from September to May 1.
Guided tours on request.
T: 204-467-7980 F: 204-467-7985
W: www.stonewall.ca
LOCATION: Stonewall
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T H E N A R R OWS
At the Lake Manitoba Narrows a strong
wind can send waves washing against the
limestone rocks of an offshore island. The
unique sound from the waves is said to be
the Manitou, or Great Spirit (in Ojibway,
“Manito-bau”). The legend survives in the
Province’s name – Manitoba.
WI LLOW CR EEK
HER I TA GE PA R K
This is the original landing site for Icelandic
settlers who came to the region in 1875.
Commemorative markers honor Icelandic
and Ukrainian settlements in the area.
LOCATION: PTH 9 between Winnipeg
Beach and Gimli
WI N N I PEG B EA CH
PR OVI N CI A L PA R K
This historic vacation spot offers a famous
sand beach, a restored boardwalk, outdoor
stage, swimming, picnic areas, a marina and
tennis courts. Nearby are restaurants, stores,
churches, recreational facilities and
a museum. It also boasts one of the best
wind surfing bays on Lake Winnipeg.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: PTH 9, near PR 229
LOCATION: on PTH 68, 60 km west of PTH
6 and 68 junction
HECLA PROVINCIAL PARK
ATTRACTIONS
ATT R A C T I O N S
ARBORG
The Arborg & District Multicultural
Heritage Village is a working museum
and interpretive centre showcasing the
multicultural history of rural life and farm
communities of the Interlake region prior
to 1930. Nestled on 12.9 acres between the
Icelandic River and Highway 68, the village
features five historic buildings completely
restored, including a Parish Hall for private
parties and community events, aboriginal
encampment area, Ukrainian outdoor bake
oven, 1921 CPR caboose. Tours from midJune to September. Admission charged.
T: 204-376-5079
W: www.arborgheritagevillage.ca
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ER I K SDA LE
The Ashern Pioneer Museum is housed
in the former CNR station and includes
Ashern's first Church (Anglican), Darwin
School, a log house, a post office and
a municipal building. The museum also
hosts a Fiddle Fest and mini Threshermen’s
The Eriksdale Creamery Museum
is the only kind in Manitoba showcasing
the functions and equipment of butter
making in rural Manitoba. Open June
and September by appointment; July and
August 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday
or by appointment. Guided tours available.
Donations accepted.
Reunion weekend in September. Open July
and August 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday to
Sunday. Tours and other times on request.
Donations accepted.
T: 204-739-5322 F: 204-739-2140
LOCATION: Station Lane at Main Street
T: 204-768-2394
LOCATION: 1st Street SW
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Located in Sharptail Park, a 5 m/17 ft.
statue of a sharptail grouse marks the
Ashern area as a bird lover's and/or
hunter’s dream.
C H AT FI ELD
The newly constructed Arborg Aquatic
Centre features spray arches and umbrellas,
pre-school area with slide, 40 foot twin
racing slide, four lane pool, zero beach
entrance, floor geysers, large shallow play
area, unique vortex area, 140 foot twisting
slide, heated water.
T: 204-376-5576
W: www.townofarborg.com
LOCATION: 437 Recreation Centre,
off Ingolfs Street
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Chatfield Park of Souvenirs Museum
is located in a 1936 pool hall and barbershop.
Visit a 1932 log house, 1907 one-room school,
grainery, 1924 Peace Lutheran Church and
creamery. Floral gardens are maintained with
walking trails. The Hankie House has over
3,000 hankies donated from visitors around
the world. Open May to September from
10 a.m. - 8 p.m. daily. Group tours by
appointment. A light snack available
with donation.
T: 204-664-2157
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E AS T SELK I R K
On the east side of the Red River is
St. Peter Dynevor Anglican Church
(PHS). Built in 1852-54 it was the only
Aboriginal Anglican parish in the Red River
Settlement. Chief Peguis, friend and
benefactor to the Selkirk Settlers and
defender of Native land rights, is buried
in the churchyard.
LOCATION: 5 km/3 mi. north of East Selkirk
on PR 508, then follow signs west
The name comes from ancient Norse
mythology and means “Home of the
Gods”. Located on the west shore of the
world’s tenth largest freshwater lake, Gimli
is the heart of New Iceland. Stroll along the
sandy beaches, swim, fish, rent a kayak, golf,
explore unique shops, restaurants, galleries
and museums. Walk along the Gimli harbour,
look at the numerous historic murals painted
along the seawall by local artists. Enjoy the
Islendingadagurinn (Icelandic Festival)
held on the August long weekend,
the Gimli Film Festival in July.
T: 204-642-6650
W: www.rmgimli.com
The Gimli Art Club Gallery is a unique art
gallery showcasing original, local art for
40 years. More than 70 artists feature their
paintings, prints, collage works, hand-built/
wheel pottery, stained glass, fabric arts,
photography and greeting cards.
At the dock, the Club's painted murals
may be Canada's largest outdoor gallery
‘over water’. Open days Spring to Fall,
by appointment in Winter.
T: 204-642-8217
W: www.gimliartclub.com
LOCATION: Downtown Gimli,
south of Lakeview Hotel
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The Gimli Public School 1915 houses the
municipal offices and features the attic home
of Gimli’s own Huldufolk (hidden people)
from Iceland. The Gimli Public Art Committee
presents art displays throughout the year.
You can also play chess on the giant chess
board outdoors in the friendship gardens.
Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
year-round. Other times by appointment.
T: 204-642-4001
LOCATION: near Gimli Harbour
The Lundar Museum includes the former
CNR station, the Mary Hill School, the
former Notre Dame Church, two log houses,
a CN tool shed, a caboose and a steel
building, displays of pioneer and domestic
artifacts, as well as an Icelandic library.
Open mid-June to September.
Admission charged.
T: 204-642-4001
LOCATION: 62 - 2nd Avenue
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T: 204-739-0147
LOCATION: Railway Avenue and Main Street
The New Iceland Heritage Museum
is dedicated to preserving and
presenting this fascinating chapter of
Manitoba’s history. Begin your visit with a
ten-minute film. The “New Iceland Saga”
tells the story of one pioneer family through
the eyes and experiences of four generations.
Inside the museum you will find a painting
that comes to life, a full size tent and pioneer
cabin and a Saga & Legends gallery for the
children, complete with a pint sized reading
room. Open year-round.
The Moosehorn Heritage Museum Inc.
displays a pioneer home layout, local
artifacts and photos in the former CNR
station and former masonic hall, and
technical equipment from Canadian Forces
Station Gypsumville. Open June 15 to
September 15, Tuesday to Saturday,
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Other times by appointment.
Donations accepted.
The Lake Winnipeg Visitor Centre presents
the natural history of Lake Winnipeg and the
fishing industry. Features a 1940s whitefish
boat and a 500-gallon fish aquarium with
local fish species. Open daily May 22 to
September 6 or by appointment.
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T: 204-642-4001
W: www.nihm.ca
LOCATION: 94 - 1st Avenue
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L O C K P ORT
Little Britain United Church (PHS) is one
of five surviving original Red River Settlement
stone churches in Manitoba. Built by
Duncan McRae between 1872 and 1874,
this medieval Gothic-inspired church is the
oldest United Church building in Manitoba.
LOCATION: north of Lockport on PTH 9
GIMLI
H.P. Tergesen & Sons Store (PHS) is
the oldest operating store in Manitoba,
managed by the fourth generation Tergesen.
The pressed tin exterior and interior plus
the hardwood floors depict the era of its
construction - 1898.
T: 204-642-5958 F: 204-642-9017
Lockport Heritage Park is home to the
Kenosewun (Cree for “there are many fishes”)
Centre, which houses tourist information,
archaeological exhibits of Aboriginal
horticultural artifacts, and audio-visual
presentations on Aboriginal history and
the history of Lockport. Scenic footpaths
overlook St. Andrew's lock and dam,
a national historic site. A provincial plaque
commemorates the first farmers in the
Red River Valley. Open May long weekend
to September long weekend.
LOCATION: PTH 44, just east
of the Lockport Bridge
M OOSEHOR N
T: 204-768-3788
W: www.grahamdale.ca
LOCATION: Railway and First Street
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HER I TA GE PA R K WAY
Drive the historic route that follows the
Red River and visit the many interpretive
displays, walkways, historic landmarks and
scenic lookouts along the way.
LOCATION: turn right off PTH 9
north of the Perimeter Highway
Captain Kennedy Museum and Maple
Grove Tea Room was built in 1866 by
Captain William Kennedy, an explorer,
entrepreneur and trader. Three rooms
are furnished in the style of the era.
The glassed-in Maple Grove tearoom
overlooks English gardens and the historic
Red River. Closed most Mondays.
Open May to October.
T: 204-334-2498
LOCATION: 417 River Road
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LOWER FORT GARRY
St. Andrew’s-on-the-Red Anglican Church
S E L K I RK
(PHS) is the oldest stone church in Western
The City of Selkirk established in 1882 is
named after Thomas Douglas, Fifth Earl
of Selkirk who relocated hundreds of
Scottish and Irish settlers to the shores of
the Red River. Selkirk, St. Andrews and
St. Clements offer year-round activities,
golf, arts, culture and historic sites, festivals
and more. Some of Manitoba’s greatest
beaches are within its boundaries.
Winter activities include ice fishing,
snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.
Canada built between 1845 and 1849
still used for public worship. This Gothic
Revival stone church has massive stone
walls, small painted windows, a steep roof
and a full wooden steeple. A Historic Sites
and Monuments Board of Canada plaque
commemorates the church site. Kneeling
benches are covered with buffalo hide and
many original fixtures still remain.
St. Andrew‘s Rectory National Historic
Site of Canada, located directly south
of the church, St. Andrew's Rectory is of
national significance for its architecture
and association with the work of early
missionaries. Exhibits depict its architecture,
the missionaries and life in the settlement.
Special events in spring and summer.
Open Wednesday to Sunday plus Statutory
holidays from mid-May to Labour Day
weekend. Donations accepted.
T: 204-482-2022 F: 204-482-2033
TOLL FREE: 1-800-894-2621
W: www.redrivernorthtourism.com
Have your photo taken with Chuck the
Channel Cat Statue. This 11-metre
fiberglass statue stands proud on Main
Street proclaiming that this is the Catfish
Capital of North America.
LOW E R FO R T G A R RY
N AT I O N A L H I S TO R I C
S I T E O F C A N A DA
Explore the beautifully restored stone
heritage buildings at this intact, original
Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade centre on
the banks of the Red River. Enjoy the
authentic, colorful costumes and stories.
Smell goods baking on the hearth fires, hear
the blacksmith’s hammer, touch the furs in
the fur loft and participate in special events.
See the Big House (Governor’s home),
men's house, guest cottage, blacksmith’s
shop, farm manager’s cottage, native
encampment and York boat.
The Visitor Reception Centre features
a theatre, restaurant, gift shop and picnic
shelter. Full programming at the historic
site is available from May 15 to Labour Day.
Site tours available September to Sunday
before Thanksgiving. Group programs,
meetings, dinners by pre-registration all year.
Admission charged.
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T: 204-334-6405 F: 204-338-3790
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: 374 River Road
T: 204-785-6050
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
W: www.pc.gc.ca/garry
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LOCATION: 32 km/20 mi.
north of Winnipeg on PTH 9
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Marine Museum of Manitoba
hosts six historic ships that sit at
the entrance of Selkirk Park, including the
S.S. Keenora, Manitoba’s oldest steamship.
In addition to an authentic Lake Winnipeg
lighthouse, the ships contain marine artifacts
and pictures. School and group tours are
offered. Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. 5 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays
10 a.m. - 6 p.m., May long weekend to
September long weekend. Admission
charged. Partially wheelchair accessible.
T: 204-482-7761
W: www.marinemuseum.ca
LOCATION: Queen Avenue
and Eveline Street
On the banks of the historic Red River,
Selkirk Park offers excellent serviced
campgrounds, boat launching pads,
picnic areas and outdoor swimming pool.
Home to a bird sanctuary and observation deck.
T: 204-785-4958
LOCATION: corner of Eveline and Queen
The Selkirk Waterfront initiative is the result
of the City’s desire to stimulate downtown
investment/development and champion
an “inter-connected” river based tourism
corridor connecting The Forks in Winnipeg
with Lockport, Lower Fort Garry, the Selkirk
Waterfront, Marine Museum of Manitoba
and Selkirk Park. Have your picture taken
at the bronze sculpture Perilous Crossing,
depicting seven crewmen on a Hudson Bay
York Boat crossing Lake Winnipeg in late fall.
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ST. A N DR EW S
Stroll the paths at the Garden Path Tea
House. Relax indoors or outdoors on the
licensed patio and enjoy a cup of specialty
tea and delicious desserts. Light lunches
served. Browse through the gift shop.
Open year-round, 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
T: 204-334-4919; 204-757-2393
F: 204-338-1381
LOCATION: 5607 Hwy. 9 on the grounds
of Lower Fort Garry Garden Centre
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St. Andrews Heritage Centre depicts
various aspects of the history and culture
of the area. Group tours welcome by
appointment. Open July and August 10 a.m.
- 6 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday. Other times
by appointment.
T: 204-339-4885; 204-738-4424
LOCATION: from Highway 9, east on St.
Andrew's Road, turn left, 6 Riverview Street
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Over 4,000 dolls, toys and antiques are
featured at V. Gross Doll Museum and
Gift Shop. Open May to October,
Sunday through Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.;
by appointment November to May.
Admission charged.
T: 204-322-5346
LOCATION: 3 km/1.9 mi. north of Hwy. 67
on Road 3 West
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McLeod House Tearoom & Gift Shoppe
offers lunch and desserts as well as a gift
shop in a historic 100 year old home.
Open March to mid-January.
T: 204-467-2303
W: www.mcleodhousetearoom.com
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The Stonewall Post Office (PHS) is
Manitoba’s foremost example of Prairie Style
architecture which achieved widespread
acceptance from 1900-1914. It was built in
1914 with local limestone to the architectural
designs of Francis Conroy Sullivan, one of
Canada’s pioneer practitioners of this style.
It was used as a post office until 1978.
WI N N I PEG B EA CH
Enjoy a revival of the glory days of
Winnipeg Beach during Boardwalk Days
in July. The Wonderful Winter Weekend
in February hosts many outdoor activities.
Live entertainment all summer on
outdoor stage.
T: 204-389-5126 F: 204-389-2019
W: www.winnipegbeach.ca
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The Winnipeg Beach Canadian Pacific
Railway Water Tower (PHS) is a prominent
visual landmark designed and constructed
in 1928 which provided a source of water
for CPR steam locomotives and fire
protection services for the Winnipeg Beach
resort facilities until 1964. It is the best
example of only five surviving riveted-steel
water towers in Manitoba.
LOCATION: Stephenson’s Point
GOLF LISTINGS
HECLA
PROVIN CIAL PARK
H E C L A GOLF COU R SE
ARN E S
NO RT HE R N A IR E
GO L F CO U R S E
Box 194, Arnes MB R0C 0C0
T: 204-642-4653
W: www.golfnorthernaire.com
SLOPE: 106 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
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LIN KS AT T HE L AK E
20071 Thompson Dr., Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-8858
W: www.lakelandgolfmanagement.com
PAR: 72M, 72W
Box 789, Riverton MB R0C 2R0
T: 204-279-2072
W: www.heclaoasis.com
PAR: 72W, 72W
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SELK I R K GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
Box 15, 100 Sutherland Ave.,
Selkirk MB R1A 2B1
T: 204-482-2050
W: www.selkirkgolfandcountryclub.com
SLOPE: 117 ave
PAR: 71M, 72W
S T. LAUREN T
H E R I TA GE GOLF COU R SE
Henderson Hwy. and Hwy. 202, Lockport
T: 204-757-2830
W: www.heritagegolf.ca
PAR: 27M, 27W
L UND AR
M A N I POGO GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
Box 378, St. Laurent MB R0C 2S0
T: 204-646-2100
TOLL FREE: 1-877-646-2101
E: golf @manipogogolf.mb.ca
W: www.manipogogolf.mb.ca
PAR: 36M, 36W
L UN D A R CO- OP GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 603, Lundar MB R0C 1Y0
T: 204-762-5877
T EULO N
PAR: 36M, 36W
TEU LON GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
PETE RS FIELD
N E T L E Y CR EEK GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 54, 1753 Fairway Drive,
Petersfield MB R0C 2L0
T: 204-738-4653
W: www.netleycreekgolf.mb.ca
PAR: 73M, 74W
SAND Y HO O K
S AN D Y HOOK GOLF COU R SE
Box 119, Sandy Hook MB R0C 2W0
T: 204-389-5466
PAR: 71M, 73W
Box 53, Teulon MB R0C 3B0
T: 204-886-4653
W: www.teulongc.ca
PAR: 72M, 72W
WARREN
SOU TH I N TER LA K E
GOLF & COU N TRY CLUB INC .
Box 181, Warren MB R0C 3E0
T: 204-322-5335
TOLL FREE: 1-866-496-7549
W: www.southinterlakegolf.mb.ca
PAR: 71M, 71W
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ARB OR G
) ARBORG HOTEL
New hotel within five minute walk
of the new Aquatic Centre.
285 Main Street, Arborg MB R0C 0A0
T: 204-799-3362
37
, COUNTRY LANE COTTAGE
Quiet country retreat nestled in trees.
Air-conditioned one room cabin, private
washroom steps away, easily accessible
in owner's house. Barbecue, deck, gazebo,
tent available. Thirty minutes from Hnausa
Provincial Park.
Box 858, Arborg MB R0C 0A0
T: 204-364-2346; 204-641-4111
F: 204-364-2218
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* OLD TOWN CAMPGROUND
Located in the Arborg and District
Multicultural Heritage Village, along the
Icelandic River. 22 electric sites, picnic
tables, fire pits, washrooms, showers,
dump site. May to September.
T: 204-376-5866
Camping Rates: $15
8
) ZAN’S FAMILY INN
Stay in our comfortable rooms with all the
conveniences of home. Small children stay
free. Enjoy our top-rated dining room, wind
down in our Moosehead Lounge, VLTs.
A RNE S
) SHARPTAIL MOTOR INN
+ S I LVER HA R B OU R B & B
Air-conditioned units. Cable TV and
telephones in rooms. Vendor, VLTs. Licensed
dining room. Great fishing and hunting area.
Lakefront property, beautiful views of Lake
Winnipeg from dining room or deck, full
breakfast served. Picnic or stroll miles of
sandy beach. Minutes from golfing, fishing,
boating and nearby Gimli.
Box 341, 77 Brayden Drive,
Arnes MB R0C 0C0
T: 204-642-4956
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* SPRUCE SANDS R.V. RESORT
10 miles north of Gimli. Large, full-serviced
sites, propane, laundromat, playground,
store, restaurant, Wi-Fi hot spot. Near
marina, golf courses, museums, shopping.
Open May to October. ATM, Visa,
MasterCard.
Box 129, 20088 Spruce Bay Road,
Arnes MB R0C 0C0
T: 204-642-5671 F: 204-642-7734
TOLL FREE: 1-866-642-5671
W: www.sprucesands.ca
Camping Rates: $26 - $31
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A SHE RN
) INTERLAKE MOTEL
Full kitchen facilities, modern units,
air-conditioned, baths and showers,
cable TV, paved parking and car plugs.
Laundry facilities available.
Box 593, Ashern MB R0C 0E0
T: 204-768-2817 F: 204-768-2093
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T: 204-376-5255 F: 204-376-2186
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T: 204-768-2319 F: 204-768-2054
3678
* SHARPTAIL PARK
Located at junction of Highway 6 and 325,
5m/17 foot statue of a sharptail grouse
marks the Ashern area as a hunter's and
wildlife enthusiast's dream location.
T: 204-768-2641 F: 204-768-2301
Camping Rates: $23
8
BRO AD VALLEY
) COUNTRY HARVEST INN
Quiet relaxing setting near Fisher Branch
Golf Course. Air-conditioned, full kitchen,
jacuzzi tubs, barbecue on rear deck,
children’s play area. Located in Broad Valley
along a walking trail. Excellent hunting.
Box 22, 5 First Street N.,
Broad Valley MB R0C 0K0
T: 204-372-6618 F: 204-372-6925
W: www.countryharvestinn.com
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ACCOMMODATIONS
C A L DE R S D OCK
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T HE L A S T S T R AW
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B E D A N D B R E AK FAS T
Enjoy our sustainable, eco-friendly straw
bale waterfront home located on the
shores of Lake Winnipeg. Sandy beach and
screened gazebo. Complimentary evening
snack. Additional meals on request. Open
year-round.
Lot 74, Little Deer Cottage Subdivision,
Calders Dock MB
T: 204-276-2899
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C A M P M ORTON
.
CAMP MORTON
FAMILY CABINS (P)
Seven km north of Gimli off Highway 222 on
Lake Winnipeg Shore. One cabin equipped
for wheelchairs. Guests responsible for
bedding, food, eating, cooking utensils.
Reservations accepted. 1-888-482-2267
(Winnipeg 948-3333).
W: www.manitobaparks.com
Cabin/Guest House: $69 - $75
*
CAMP MORTON
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
Six km north of Gimli off Highway 222.
Walking trails. Open mid-May to midSeptember. Reservations accepted.
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
CAMP MORTON YURTS (P)
Yurts are similar to cabins and are fixed
roof structures. Include futon, bunk bed,
table, chairs. Guests bring bedding, utensils,
outdoor cooking equipment. Reservations
accepted 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg
204-948-3333). May long weeked Labour Day.
Yurt: $45
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A
AND PELI CA N B &B
This splendid beach house sits on the shores
of Lake Winnipeg, 10 km north of Gimli.
Theme rooms, private bathrooms, sitting/
dining area overlooking the water, deck
and gardens.
Box 7, 55 Lochwoods Dr.,
Camp Morton MB R0C 0M0
T: 204-642-4428; 204-880-0937
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CL ANDEBO YE
+ MEDICINE CREEK
BED & BREAKFAST
Welcome to our country, casual home
located on a picturesque waterway.
Comfortable bedrooms, large living and
dining room, lounge, fireplaces, sauna and
deck. Delicious breakfast and evening tea
is included.
INTERLAKE
DALLAS
*
LAKE ST. GEORGE
WAYSIDE PARK (P)
65 km north of Hodgson on Highway
224, turn left at Dallas and continue north.
A quiet campground with good fishing
opportunities. Open mid-May to September
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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ERIKS DALE
,A
D IVINE EQUINE
A
RIDING FACILITY
Six day/five night horseback riding camp,
your horse or ours. Indoor/outdoor riding
arena and trails. Training in all disciplines
and horse show on departure day.
Reserve early.
Box 369, Eriksdale MB R0C 0W0
T: 204-739-2794; 204-739-3415
F: 204-739-2065
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FAIRFO RD
.*
ROVIERA RESORT
& CAMPGROUND
Junction Highway 6 and Fairford River.
Kitchenettes, riverside campsites, boat
launch, fishing, canoeing, hiking, exploring,
family gatherings or a peaceful camping
experience. Open May to October.
Camping Rates: $14
Box 7, Clandeboye MB R0C 0P0
T: 204-738-2253
W: www.bigwalleyes.com
General Delivery, Fairford MB R0C 0X0
T: 204-659-5248 F: 204-659-5248
W: www.strangecreaturesseldomseen.net
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F ISHE R B R A NCH
*
INTERLAKE FOREST CENTRE WAYSIDE PARK CAMPGROUND
Two self-guided walking trails each over one km.
Box 450, Hodgson MB R0C 1N0
T: 204-372-6332
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, INTERLAKE SAFARIS LTD.
Modern accommodations, catering to
snowmobile and winter photography trips
with over 75 miles of groomed bush trails.
We offer the winter break one needs from
their hectic schedules.
Box 586, Fisher Branch MB R0C 0Z0
T: 204-372-8504 F: 204-372-8504
, WILLOW POINT FARMS
Ukrainian spoken. Family of farmers who
especially enjoy hunters, bird-watchers
and vacationers. Ideal for deer, duck, wild
chicken and goose hunting. Airstrip and
fishing nearby. Licensed hunting guide
on request.
Box 24, Fisher Branch MB R0C 0Z0
T: 204-364-2204 F: 204-364-2204
G IM L I
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6 0 L A KE V I E W C R E S C E NT
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O N T HE WAT E R F R O N T
Private suite for two, sitting area, bedroom
with king bed, private bath, satellite TV,
DVD, barbecue, fireplace. Deck overlooks
lake and fire pit. Exclusive use of lakefront
grounds with beach.
Box 572, Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-3421
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A LWAY S SU M M ER
+A
A
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W ATER ' S EDGE
A
Enjoy gourmet breakfasts and comfortable,
well-appointed, private accommodations
with queen beds, luxury linens, entertainment
centres and Internet access. An indoor
pool, spa, sauna, library and lounge
provide relaxation.
Located near Gimli in Siglavik, accessible to
Lake Winnipeg. Freshly ground coffee, full
breakfast or homemade cinnamon buns. Air
conditioning, outdoor hot tub, pets welcome.
Box 519, 1-3rd Avenue, Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-7013
W: www.alwayssummer.ca
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) L A K EVI EW R ESORT
Country charm in elegant setting on shores
of beautiful Lake Winnipeg, charming
three-storey facility with guestrooms and
two-room suites, balconies, in-room coffee
makers, smoke-free, TV/VCR.
Box 1860, 10 Centre Street,
Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-8565 F: 204-642-4400
TOLL FREE: 1-877-355-3500
W: www.lakeviewhotels.com
3456(
+ LAND 'N SEA B&B
One double, one queen, large bedrooms,
three bathrooms. Second sitting room
for quiet reading and relaxation. Use of
backyard for barbecues and sunning.
Close to lake and shops.
Box 1679, 109113 PTH 9,
Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-3491; 204-641-4652
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18 Mallard Dr., Siglavik
Box 655, Gimli MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-1497; 204-641-1265
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PRO V INC IAL PARK
*
GULL HARBOUR
CAMPGROUND (P)
165 km north of Winnipeg on Highway 8.
Wildlife viewing, cycling, hiking, fishing,
swimming, golfing, interpretive programs
during summer. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
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. HECLA FAMILY CABINS (P)
Located 184 km north of Winnipeg on
Hwy 8. Two cabins are equipped to
accommodate wheelchairs. Guests are
responsible for own bedding, food, eating
and cooking utensils. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
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ACCOMMODATIONS
INTERLAKE
HECLA BEACH
. LIGHTHOUSE INN
. R ADI SSON R ESORT HECLA
Waterfront motel, two-bedroom cabins and
fourplex at marina, licensed restaurant with
large screened veranda, kayak and boat
rentals, convenience store, sightseeing and
boat tours available. Private functions for
90 people.
1181 River Road, St. Andrews MB R1A 4A1
T: 204-482-6884 (winter);
T: 204-279-2180 (summer)
F: 204-482-8400 (winter);
F: 204-279-2187 (summer)
W: www.gullharbour.com
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Year-round destination resort two
hours north of Winnipeg. Indoor/
outdoor waterpark, full-service day spa,
hydrotherapy/mineral pools, restaurants,
18-hole championship golf, learning/
wellness centre, on-site Naturalist for
adventure/recreational activities.
See ad page: 62
T: 204-279-2041 F: 204-279-2552
TOLL FREE: 1-800-267-6700
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S OLM U N DSON
A
GESTA HU S
Comfortable, modernized Icelandic home
in historic Hecla Village. Lakeview rooms,
brass beds, cozy duvets; veranda
overlooking Lake Winnipeg, screened-in
gazebo, outdoor hot tub, treatment room.
Evening meal available. Cats in-house.
Box 76, Hecla Island MB R0C 2R0
T: 204-279-2088 F: 204-279-2088
W: www.heclatourism.mb.ca
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H N A U SA
+ KIRKJUBAE HUS
* HNAUSA BEACH
Located on the west shore of Lake Winnipeg
near Hnausa, a community established
in the New Iceland Reserve of 1875.
Home built in 1906, redecorated in
period style. MasterCard welcome.
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
100 km north of Winnipeg on Highway 8,
one mile east on Highway 68, 1 km south
on PR 222. Quiet campground on
Lake Winnipeg. Reservations accepted.
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open mid-May to mid-September.
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T: 204-378-2754
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LAKE M ANIT O BA
NARRO WS
.*
NARROWS WEST
LODGE INC.
Three and four bedroom chalets.
Conference room, dining room, beer vendor,
tavern, hot tubs, boat rentals, nature and
historic lake tours, pickerel fishing, sandy
beach. Two hours from Winnipeg.
Box 17, Oakview MB R0C 2K0
T: 204-768-2749 F: 204-768-2170
W: www.narrowswest.com
36A
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ACCOMMODATIONS
+ RICHARD POINT HOUSE
) LUNDAR MOTOR HOTEL
On secluded Richard Point. Spacious living,
dining area with lake view. TV, den, indoor
hot tub, art studio, private beach, trails,
fishing. On PTH 68, 7 km past PR 325.
Open year-round, excellent hunting
and snowmobiling.
General Delivery, Oakview MB R0C 2K0
T: 204-768-2011 F: 204-768-2818
Box 396, 101 Main St., Lundar MB R0C 1Y0
T: 204-762-5566 F: 204-762-5578
W: www.lundarmotorhotel.com
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LO C K P O RT
MOO S EHO RN
+ COX B & B
) MOOSEHORN MOTOR HOTEL
River property. On site is the Cox House,
a designated heritage home built in 1862.
Red, Yellow, Green theme. Jetted bathtub,
sauna, adjustable bed. Labyrinth walk.
Français/English spoken.
Clean and comfortable air-conditioned
rooms, satellite TV, phones, microwaves
and fridges in all units. Licensed dining
room featuring home cooked meals.
Beverage room, VLTs, vendor. All major
credit cards accepted.
CP 7 Group 323 RR3,
7348 Henderson Highway North,
Selkirk MB R1A 2A8
T: 204-757-2324; 204-228-4389
F: 204-757-2324
W: www.coxbb.ca
SingleOccupancy: $35 - $70
Double Occupancy: $55 - 75
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LU N D A R
* LUNDAR BEACH
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
100 km north of Winnipeg on Highway 6
to Highway 419, turn west for 15 km.
Reservations accepted. Call 1-888-482-2267
(Winnipeg 948-3333). Open mid-May to
September long weekend.
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Box 153, 2 Fish Line Road,
Moosehorn MB R0C 2E0
T: 204-768-2417 F: 204-768-9870
378
*
WATCHORN
CAMPGROUND (P)
west on Highway 237. Camp along shore
of Lake Manitoba, beautiful sand beach is
focus of this campground. Open mid-May
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INTERLAKE
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*
SHALLOW POINT
CAMPGROUND
Located on Hwy. 6, 45 minutes north
of Winnipeg. Showers, toilets, laundry,
playground, games room, private beach,
pets allowed. Open May to October.
873 Notre Dame Avenue,
Winnipeg MB R3E 0M4
T: 204-646-2511; 204-290-4231
F: 204-784-8187
8
PET ERS FIELD
.* CHESLEY’S FAMILY RESORT
On Netley Creek, 45 minutes from Winnipeg.
Campground, 16 waterfront sites, four-room
motel, four cabins. Modern rooms with
kitchenettes, microwave, TV. Boat rentals,
paddleboat, canoes. Open May to
mid-October.
Box 220, Petersfield MB R0C 2L0
T: 204-738-2250
W: www.chesleys.com
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* NETLEY RESORTS
6 km east of town off Highway 9, May to
mid-October, marina, gas, oil, pool.
Netley Marsh is one of the greatest
waterfowl nesting areas on the continent.
Box 261, Petersfield MB R0C 2L0
T: 204-738-2203
Camping Rates: $20
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R I VE RTON
SEL KIRK
BEAVER CREEK
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
*
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B RI DGEVI EW
A
40 km north on PR 234 and Highway 8.
The most northerly provincial campground
on Lake Winnipeg. Spectacular views of the
lake. Wildlife in the area allows visitors a
great recreational experience. Open midMay to September (subject to change).
Three-bedroom, two-acre waterfront reteat
on the Red River, 30 minutes from Winnipeg.
Selkirk Catfish Capital offers boating,
golfing, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing.
Private entrances, garage available.
Open year-round. Reservations required.
Camping Rates: $12
Box 12 Grp 224 RR2, 1246 Breezy Point Road,
Selkirk MB R1A 2A7
T: 204-482-7892
TOLL FREE: 1-866-572-7309
W: www.bridgeviewretreat.com
8
) RIVERTON MOTOR INN
Clean spacious rooms. Some kitchenettes.
River access and boat launch. Ideal area for
fishing, bird-watching and hunting.
Easy access off snowmobile trails.
T: 204-378-5118
3678
+ TAWOW NEEKINAK B & B
Large bungalow in quiet country setting,
large patio sun deck. Close to three major
golf courses and Lake Winnipeg. Guests
have access to living room with satellite
television. Three-season sunroom.
T: 204-378-2723
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C LOVER DA LE
A
Quiet country retreat in a log home,
25 minutes from Winnipeg. Family-style
breakfasts are the fare. Attractions: Lower
Fort Garry, Oak Hammock Marsh,
Winnipeg beaches, festivals. Heritage
craft classes available.
785 Cloverdale Road,
St. Andrews MB R1A 4J8
T: 204-482-4853
TOLL FREE: 1-866-341-4827
W: www.cloverdalefarm.ca
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+ E VER GR EEN GATE
20 minutes from Winnipeg, on Red River
and Trans-Canada Trail near Lower Fort
Garry. Peaceful surroundings, private bath,
hot tub, guest lounge, kitchenette. Getaway
packages, weddings, retreats, bird-watching,
golfing nearby.
1138 River Road, St. Andrews MB R1A 4A7
T: 204-482-6248
TOLL FREE: 1-877-901-0553
W: www.evergreengate.ca
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)
SELK I R K I N N A N D
CON F ER EN CE CEN TR E
Air-conditioned rooms, kitchenettes
featuring cable TV, telephone, coffee maker,
private bath with tub and shower; spa tub.
Non-smoking rooms available. Free Internet
access. Selkirk's hospitality centre.
168 Main Street, Selkirk MB R1A 1R3
T: 204-482-7722 F: 204-482-8655
TOLL FREE: 1-800-930-3888
W: www.selkirkconferencecentre.ca
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) SELKIRK MOTOR HOTEL
Air-conditioned rooms with TV, private
bath. Roxi’s restaurant, Gringo Ringo’s Bar,
professional DJ entertainment, VLTs. Beer
store conveniently located at rear of hotel.
219 Manitoba Avenue, Selkirk MB R1A 0Y4
T: 204-482-1901; 204-482-1900
F: 204-482-1904
38
* SELKIRK MUNICIPAL PARK
Located adjacent to historic Red River and
Manitoba Marine Museum. Modern facilities,
30 amp service, pool, minutes to downtown
Selkirk. 20 minutes north of Winnipeg.
Open mid-May to mid-October.
310 Christie Avenue, Selkirk MB R1A 2L6
T: 204-785-4953; 204-785-4950
F: 204-785-2331
W: www.cityofselkirk.com
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ACCOMMODATIONS
+A
T HE FIDL ER H O US E
A
Enjoy a taste of quiet country living in our
charming guest house, self-contained, fully
equipped with all the ingredients to make
a hearty breakfast. TV. Children welcome.
Box 1 Grp 310 RR3, Selkirk MB R1A 2A8
T: 204-482-5547; 204-485-1569
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S T. L A U R E N T
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E CHO B AY B E D
A
& B R EA KFA S T
Welcome to a quiet country setting, semiprivate quarters with kitchenette, lounge
with cable TV, VCR, deck with barbecue.
Continental breakfast. Enjoy beautiful Lake
Manitoba sunsets. Excellent hunting area.
Box 39, 31 Echo Bay,
St. Laurent MB R0C 2S0
T: 204-646-2299 F: 204-646-2930
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* SUNSHINE RESORT
Campground has safe, sandy beach
on Lake Manitoba at Twin Lakes Beach,
off Highway 6 south of St. Laurent. Turn west
at Petro-Canada at Twin Lakes Beach sign,
2 1/2 miles (4 km) to lake. May to October.
Box 167, St. Laurent MB R0C 2S0
T: 204-646-2570
STEE P RO CK
* STEEP ROCK BEACH PARK
221 km NW of Winnipeg via PTH 6 and PR
239. Restaurant, C-Store, playground, 9-hole
chip and putt, trails, modern washrooms,
showers, laundry. On-site management.
Entertainment. Campsites $16-25, cabin $75.
May 1 - September 14.
Box 27, Steep Rock MB R0C 2Y0
T: 204-449-2221 F: 204-449-2221
TOLL FREE: 1-866-437-6556
W: www.steeprockbeach.ca
) ST. MARTIN MOTOR HOTEL
ATM, TV, phone in rooms.
Box 4, St. Martin MB R0C 2T0
T: 204-659-5206 F: 204-659-4525
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+
SHADY OAKS
BED & BREAKFAST
Surrounded by magestic oak trees, enjoy
country hospitality and nature on a large
acreage. Full or continental breakfast with
homemade treats. Near golfing and several
points of interest.
Box 792, Stonewall MB R0C 2Z0
T: 204-467-5771
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STON EWALL
+ MORNING GLORY B & B
Total privacy in lower level, sitting lounge,
separate entrance. Continental or full
breakfast, home-made jams and jellies,
fresh produce in season. Enjoy nature
from the quiet yard and deck.
Box 1965, Stonewall MB R0C 2Z0
T: 204-467-5996
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca/morningglory
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) R OCK WOOD M OTOR I N N
Licensed dining, lounge, private meeting
room, beverage room, VLTs, two wheelchair
accessible guestrooms. Close to Kinsmen
Lake and Oak Hammock Marsh.
8ABox 1428, Stonewall MB R0C 2Z0
T: 204-467-2354 F: 204-467-8093
S T. M A RT IN
INTERLAKE
W: www.interlaketourism.mb.ca/rockwoodinn
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OAK HAMMOCK MARSH INTERPRETIVE CENTRE
* STONEWALL QUARRY PARK
Explore walking trail, relax on white sand beach
of beautiful man-made lake. Baseball complex.
20 minutes north of Winnipeg, off Highway 7.
Open May to October. Rates on request.
Box 250, 166 Main St.,
Stonewall MB R0C 2Z0
T: 204-467-7980 F: 204-467-7985
W: www.stonewall.ca
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TEULON
*
NORRIS LAKE
RECREATION PARK (P)
on Highway 17 turn west for 15 km to
park gate. Open mid-May to September
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $9
8
*
TEULON ROCKWOOD
GREEN ACRES CAMPGROUND
30 minutes north of Winnipeg on PTH 7,
museum, walking trail, playground, baseball,
soccer, picnic area, volleyball, 1 km from
Teulon Golf & Country Club (18 holes).
Box 69, Teulon MB R0C 3B0
T: 204-886-2314 F: 204-886-3918
W: www.teulon.ca
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WA R R E N
+ L E A M E A DO W
B ED & B R EAK FAS T
Guests enjoy privacy of lower level. Near
golfing, museums, beach. Beautifully treed
yard. Enjoy gazebo, bonfire, biking, walking
trail and cross-country skiing. Lounge area
with TV/VCR. Full breakfast.
T: 204-322-5385
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*
RUBBER DUCKY
RESORT & CAMPGROUND
SUMMER ESTATES
CAMPGROUND
Rubber Ducky Resort offers a casual, family
atmosphere. Camping cabin and motel-style
units available. Our resort includes a heated
pool, hot tubs and many more summer and
winter activities.
Off Highway 9 on Quarter Mile Road in
Winnipeg Beach. Family oriented, park-like
setting. Daily, weekly and monthly rates.
Camping trailers with cabanas available;
playground. Mid-May to end of September.
T: 204-322-5286 F: 204-322-5382
TOLL FREE: 1-866-254-7636
W: www.rubberduckyresort.com
Cabin/Guest House: $45
Box 555, Winnipeg Beach MB R0C 3G0
T: 204-389-5087 F: 204-389-2061
W: www.summerestates.com
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58A+ TWELVE OAKS ON OAK
BED & BREAKFAST
:
WI NNIPEG BEACH
) HAMILTON HOUSE MOTEL
Small friendly motel at beach! Finest motel
in area. Air-conditioners, 27-inch satellite
TV, complete kitchens, fridge, stove,
microwave, coffee maker, barbecues.
Non-smoking, no pets.
Winnipeg Beach MB R0C 3G0
T: 204-389-2169 F: 204-389-2169
W: www.hamiltonhousemotel.com
* SANDY HOOK RV RESORT LTD.
Well-treed sites for privacy. Full serviced
lots. Available by the day, week, month.
Playground, horseshoe pits, on-site manager.
Well-groomed sandy beaches 10 minutes
away. Open May to September.
Box 85, Sandy Hook MB R0C 2W0
T: 204-389-5389 F: 204-389-5389
Camping Rates: $27
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Each room has a queen and twin bed.
Powered, off-street parking, shared full
bathroom, air-conditioning, TV access,
continental or full breakfast, outdoor hot tub
available by request. Call for reservations.
Box 405, Winnipeg Beach MB R0C 3G0
T: 204-389-3903
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WO O DLAN DS
*
MIAMI BEACH
FAMILY CAMPGROUND
30 minutes from Winnipeg, two miles west
of Highway 6 at Woodlands. Daily camping.
Swimming, miniature golf, volleyball,
basketball, baseball, horseshoes, modern
facilities. Family camping only.
Open May to September.
Box 258, Woodlands MB R0C 3H0
T: 204-383-5664 F: 204-883-2621
W: www.miamibeachcampground.ca
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Take to the plains and discover Manitoba’s heartland.
Offering adventurers ample opportunity to discover
the province’s natural beauty, the Central Plains
Region is home to many wilderness parks, as well as
a great number of unspoiled wetlands. Nature lovers
will delight in the abundance of wildlife and ample
opportunities for bird watching, while kids of all ages
will love discovering that next surprise around the
bend. After a full day of trekking, find a quiet spot
and enjoy a magnificent Manitoba sunset. Though
the day’s light will fade, your memories of incredible
colours framed by rippling prairie grass are sure to
last for years to come.
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A G R ICU LT U R A L MUS E UM
T: 204-637-2354
W: www.ag-museum.mb.ca
LOCATION: south of junction Hwy. 1
and PTH 34, Austin
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REU N IO N A N D S TAM P E D E
T: 204-637-2354
LOCATION: south of junction Hwy. 1
and PTH 34, Austin
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AND C R ESCEN T LA K E
www.echoesandlegends.com
T: 204-239-8326
LOCATION: Portage la Prairie
MANIT OBA PR O VI N CIAL PA R KS
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T: 204-857-3259
W: www.portagetouristbureau.ca
LOCATION: junction of Hwy. 1A and 26,
east of Portage la Prairie
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LOCATION: at Delta Beach on PR 240
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PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
BA CO N R IDG E
EC O L O G ICA L R E S E R VE
Recognized by the World Wildlife Fund
as a protected and endangered space,
there are several miles of wooded trails with
wildflower diversity and dense wooded
areas alive with neotropical migrant birds.
Snowmobile, horseback riding and crosscountry skiing are actively encouraged on
the extensive trail system. Free admission.
T: 204-767-2101
W: www.mts.net/~alonsacd
LOCATION: 1km southeast of Bacon Ridge
on the east side of PR 278
BEA U DRY PR O VI N C I AL PAR K
The park is dedicated to protect its remnants
of tall-grass prairie and to restore this
endangered habitat. A dense river bottom
forest flourishes near the Assiniboine River.
Its prominent wildlife includes a variety of
songbirds, whitetail deer, raccoons and beaver.
There are hiking and cross-country ski trails.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: southwest of Headingley
BL U FF CR EEK
Encounter three miles of wilderness paths
through aspen forest along the shores
of Lake Manitoba. Skeins of pelicans,
beavers and whitetail deer can be observed.
Woodland trail is a haven for cavity nesting
birds including the rare red-headed
woodpecker. A restored historic Anglican
church is adjacent to the nature trail.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: 1.6 km/1 mi. from Margaret
Bruce Beach near Alonsa
D E LTA WATER F OWL
AN D WETLA N DS
R E S E AR CH STATI ON
A large portion of the lake front
(6,416 ha/15,855 ac.) along the south shore
of Lake Manitoba was established as a
privately owned and operated station,
known for its research and educational
activities. There is a viewing tower,
boardwalk and interpretive trail for the public.
LOCATION: at Delta Beach on PR 240
I S L AND PA R K
AND C R ESCEN T LA K E
Scenic park is in a horseshoe-shaped setting
surrounded by Crescent Lake, complete
with Splash Island, outdoor waterslide park,
a playground area, bandshell, arboretum,
deer and waterfowl sanctuary, tennis courts,
picnic sites, horse racing track, strawberry
farms and an 18-hole golf course. In the
winter enjoy an ice rink, a toboggan slide
and national award winning Island of Lights.
T: 204-239-8326
LOCATION: Portage la Prairie
J AC K P I N E WAY SI DE PA R K
Although they are a relatively common
species in northern Manitoba, the jackpine
is becoming increasingly rare in the southern
part of the province. The park includes
a picnic area, children’s playground, walking
trail with interpretive signs on some of the
wildlife encountered in this type of ecosystem.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: 21 km/13 mi. west of Alonsa
on PTH 50
L AD Y ' S SLI PPER
VI E W I N G A R EA
The rare flowers growing here are some
of the most beautiful of the orchid family.
There are five species of Lady’s Slipper
found in the Canadian Prairies and two
of them are at this site. The Showy Lady’s
Slipper, which is endangered and only seen
on rare occasions, appears from the end
of June to early July.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: 6.4 km/4 mi. north of Amaranth
off Hwy. 50
CENTRAL PLAINS
M EDI CI N E R OCK
(A SSI N K A M I CHA B I K I SIT)
A traditional gathering place where Aboriginal
people give offerings. The actual site has
interpretive signage. Over 9,280 acres of the
WMA is considered an endangered space
and a 12.8 km/8 mi. riding trail traverses the
Alonsa Wildlife Management Area.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: 6 mi. southeast of Ste. Amelie
on gravel road
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The boardwalk captures the lush, wild character
of a healthy marshland and the vigour of the
wildlife it encompasses. The marsh offers a
colourful walking trail. There is a sheltered
picnic site adjacent to the marsh.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: north of Alonsa
ST. A M B R OI SE B EA CH
The park's fine sand beach is dotted with
campgrounds and picnic areas. Viewing
of migratory birds along the boardwalk
is a bird-watcher's dream.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: south basin of Lake Manitoba
THU N DER B I R D N EST
The Thunderbird Nest was constructed
to attract the Thunderbird as a guardian spirit.
A trail leads to five beautiful hand-painted signs
describing the legend and a rock formation of
the nest depressed in the ground. The Ojibway
(Anishinabe) people still perform ceremonies
at the site. The legendary Thunderbird is
often described as a super eagle, capable of
transforming into a man, and able to cause
lightning by the flashing of its eyes. It has been
thought by the Aboriginals to be the guardian
of mankind against his mortal enemy, the
horned serpent of the underworld.
T: 204-767-2101
LOCATION: 3 km/2 mi. west of The Narrows
on Hwy. 68
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Café Bru Bed & Breakfast & Tea Room
is the former 1910 Bru Icelandic Church
converted to restaurant and bed and
breakfast. Breakfast served, additional meals
by appointment. Two hours from Winnipeg.
One hour from Portage and Brandon.
Reservations required.
Holland Emmanuel Historic Site is the
former Anglican Church built in 1894,
designed by architect Andrew Maxwell
and designated a Municipal Heritage Site.
Stained glass windows are in memory
of Holland residents, including Mr. A.C.
Holland for whom the town is named after.
Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. May long weekend
The Alex Robertson Museum tells the
history of the development and settlement
of the area. Extraordinary collection of over
100 antique guns, some as old as 120 years,
tools, pioneer artifacts and a fully operational
1939 Bickle-Seagrave fire Engine are on
display. Open Sunday, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
May to September; other times by
appointment. Admission free.
T: 204-767-2101 W: www.mts.net/~alonsacd
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See a turn-of-the-century general store
and buildings circa 1900 featuring fieldstone
foundations. The world's largest crocus
is a ten-foot tall replica of Manitoba's floral
emblem. The swinging bridge spans 100 feet
across the Whitemud River. A fast-vanishing
prairie icon, the traditional wooden grain
elevator still stands as a beacon of the past.
T: 204-368-2202
AU S T I N
Home to the Manitoba
Threshermen's Reunion and
Stampede every July. The Manitoba
Agricultural Museum boasts the largest
collection of operating vintage farm
machinery in Canada (more than 500
implements, most dating back to the early
1900s, some earlier). The Homesteaders'
Village, simulates village life in the late 19th
century. It includes an 1883 schoolhouse,
a post office that once served all of
northwestern Manitoba, the typical log
houses of the era, an elegant clapboard
mansion, a general store, and a railway
station. The museum also includes the
Manitoba Amateur Radio Museum. Open
May 12 to September 30, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
daily. Admission charged.
See ad pages: 70 and 94
T: 204-637-2354 F: 204-637-2395
LOCATION: south of junction of Hwy. 1
and PTH 34
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T: 204-526-2717
LOCATION: 114 Barr Street
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L'Auberge Clemence Bed & Breakfast &
Tea House is a former 90-year-old convent.
Pond, waterfalls, chapel, gift shop, art
gallery, tea house. Unique spiritual place.
T: 204-353-2183
LOCATION: 13 Elie Street W.
H E AD IN GLEY
At the Headingley Heritage Centre,
Jim's Garage features artifacts from the
petroleum and service station industries to the
beginning of the automobile era. It showcases
the role their products have played in the
economy and culture of local communities.
Open May to September, Monday to Friday,
also Saturday in July and August. Group tours
welcome. Admission charged.
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St. Anne's Anglican Church (PHS) was
completed in 1864, and is one of the oldest
log churches in continuous use in Western
Canada. The church is one of a handful
of remaining Red River Frame buildings
constructed - a framework of vertical logs
followed with the placement of horizontal
logs into the spaces.
LOCATION: off PTH 26, 5 km/3 mi. west
of Poplar Point
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T: 204-889-3132 F: 204-831-0816
W: www.rmofheadingley.ca
LOCATION: 5353 Portage Avenue
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The eastern Dakota (Sioux) of Minnesota
traditionally built "cunkaske" - wooden
palisades, piles of stones and earthen
entrenchments - around their camps and
villages for protection. This is the site of
a cunkaske and known as The Flee
Island Entrenchment.
LOCATION: on PR 277, 10 km/6 mi. north
and .5 km/.3 mi. west of High Bluff
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This vibrant hospitable city of 13,000 boasts
a wide array of accommodations, conference
and meeting facilities and recreational
amenities. Attractions include the national
award-winning Island of Lights, Fort la Reine
Museum, Splash Island, Island Park, a paved
and illuminated 5.2 km walkway along
Crescent Lake.
T: 204-239-8326
W: www.city.portage-la-prairie.mb.ca
City Hall, the former Dominion Post Office,
was designed by Thomas A. Fuller, one of
Canada's foremost architects and the designer
of Canada's first Parliament Buildings. This
imposing limestone structure was officially
opened to the public in 1898 and declared
a federal historic site in 1986 by the Historic
Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.
Built in 1916, the Former Portage la Prairie
Indian Residential School (PHS) is the oldest
existing example in Manitoba of a system of
boarding schools for Aboriginal children which
was created across Canada between 18831960. The Portage school is a good example of
prevailing ideas concerning residential school
design and still maintains its original quality.
LOCATION: Rufus Prince Building,
5000 Crescent Road W.
Fort la Reine Museum, Pioneer Village
and Tourist Bureau depicts early Prairie
life in Manitoba. See a replica of the original
fort built in 1738 by the French Explorer Pierre
Gaultier de la Vérendrye, an 1882
superintendent car of William Van Horne,
builder of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
turn-of-the-century houses, a pioneer village,
print shop, fire hall, general store, church,
the world's largest indoor display of Allis
Chalmers farm equipment, one of Manitoba's
first Ukrainian churches, a military history
exhibit, and the Manitoba Softball Hall
of Fame and Museum. Museum open
mid-May to mid-September, tourist bureau
open year-round. Museum open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Monday to Saturday, noon - 6 p.m. Sunday.
Admission charged. Guided group tours
by appointment.
T: 204-857-3259 F: 204-857-3259
W: www.portagetouristbureau.ca
LOCATION: junction of Hwy. 1A and 26,
east of Portage la Prairie
CENTRAL PLAINS
The former Grey Nuns Convent was built
in 1916 on the same site as its predecessor.
It was destroyed by a fire in 1915. In 1850,
the Grey Nuns resided in St. Francois Xavier
to establish a convent school. The former
convent is now a designated municipal
heritage site. Visit the former school house
built in 1938.
Legend of the White Horse Plain (PHS)
honours a tragic Aboriginal legend of a
beautiful Assiniboine woman and her Cree
bridegroom who were pursued by her
rejected Sioux suitor.
LOCATION: junction of the Trans-Canada
Highway and PTH 26
Relax and enjoy the fine selection of teas,
scones, soups, sandwiches and dainties in the
Whitehorse Gift Emporium and Tea Room.
Manitoba’s largest giftstore with over 10,000
unique items on two levels.
T: 204-864-2470
W: www.whge.ca
LOCATION: 625 Highway 26
Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen Monument
commemorates the lawyer, MLA and Senator
who was one of Canada's youngest prime
ministers (elected in 1920). He moved to
Portage la Prairie at age 22 and is the only
Manitoban to hold the post of Prime Minister.
LOCATION: Island Park
MANITOBA AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
R O S S EN DA LE
Aunt Muffy's Hobby Farm & Petting Zoo
will accommodate families, groups, private
parties, special events, local fairs, either
on site or off site. Game area, bonfire pit,
barbecue and more. Open year-round.
T: 204-252-3736; 204-249-0002
F: 204-252-2442
W: www.geocities.auntmuffy
S T. F R A N COI S X AVI ER
This community dates from 1823 when
Cuthbert Grant, an outstanding Métis leader,
established a Métis settlement. It was the
home of Pascal Breland, an influential business
and political figure, and Pierre Falcon,
one of Manitoba's earliest song writers.
LOCATION: on PTH 26
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The Treherne Museum includes a large gun
collection, a household and native artifacts
building, a machinery building, a theme
room building, a 1900 pioneer home and
a blacksmith shop. Open May to August,
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., also
Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
in July and August. Admission charged.
T: 204-723-2621 (museum)
T: 723-2044 (municipal office)
LOCATION: 183 Vanzile St.
The Treherne United Church was built
in 1908 and is a municipal heritage site.
This Gothic Revival inspired church,
with its handsome tower and painted
windows, was designed by J.H.G. Russell,
a prominent Winnipeg architect.
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Box 464, MacGregor MB R0H 0R0
T: 204-685-3100
SLOPE: 110 ave
PAR: 35M, 38W
ACCOMMODATIONS
* MANITOBA AGRICULTURAL
MUSEUM & CAMPGROUND
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) ALONSA HOTEL
Country-style hotel. Excellent hunting, fishing,
sledding area. Guided goose, duck, upland
game hunts. Home-cooked meals. Bar, dining
room, outdoor patio. Reasonable rates.
Box 113, 25 Railway Ave.,
Alonsa MB R0H 0A0
T: 204-767-2013 F: 204-767-2316
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* LANSDOWNE CENTENNIAL PARK
Quiet, shaded areas with barbecue pits,
group camping, playground, ball diamonds,
5 km north off PTH 16 on PR 352.
Box 141, Arden MB R0J 0B0
T: 204-368-2202 F: 204-368-2278
W: www.ardenmb.ca
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Playground. Located 3 km south Highway 1
on PTH 34. Daily rates $12 unserviced,
$15 electrical. Dump station available,
showers and washrooms. Open mid-May
to September.
See ad page: 70 and 94
Box 10, Austin MB R0H 0C0
T: 204-637-2354 F: 204-637-2395
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+ CAFÉ BRU BED & BREAKFAST
Former 1910 Bru Icelandic Church,
stained-glass windows, laundry facilities,
library, private hot tub, camping area.
Breakfast served, additional meals
by appointment. Two hours from
Winnipeg. Reservations required.
Box 130, Cypress River MB R0K 0P0
T: 204-743-2071; 204-526-5887
F: 204-743-2071
W: www.bbcanada.com/10201
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Come relax in our "piece of heaven."
Full meals with garden fresh fruit,
vegetables, homemade bread. Enjoy our
deck, sunroom, flowerbeds, cross-country
skiing, snowmobiling, golfing, bird-watching,
beautiful Northern Lights.
RR1, Austin MB R0H 0C0
T: 204-466-2857
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97-year-old former convent, chapel, gift shop.
Five rooms and private suite with auto tempur
queen bed, jet tub, fireplace. Hot tub on deck
overlooking pond, waterfalls, gardens.
Unique spiritual place.
Box 119, 13 Elie Street W.,
Elie MB R0H 0H0
T: 204-353-2183 F: 204-353-2449
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One hundred year old country farm home
on Yellowhead Highway between Gladstone
and Neepawa. Recreational facilities nearby.
Come for a relaxing visit and homemade
waffles. "It's just like coming home."
Box 397, Gladstone MB R0J 0T0
T: 204-385-3537
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Enjoy Happy Rock's fine accommodations.
Fully modern air-conditioned motel units.
Fully licensed restaurant, home-made meals.
Excellent community golf course, swimming
pool and ball grounds.
Box 531, 29 Morris Street,
Gladstone MB R0J 0T0
T: 204-385-2770; 204-856-9447
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) WELCOMESTOP MOTEL
Easy to locate at junction of Highway 16
and 34. Adjacent to restaurant, "C" store,
and gas bar.
Box 561, Gladstone MB R0J 0T0
T: 204-385-2921 F: 204-385-2260
* WILLIAM'S RV PARK
& CAMPGROUND
Junction Yellowhead Highway 16 and
PTH 34. Open mid-May to mid-October.
Playground, horse stables, baseball
diamonds, basketball court, outdoor pools,
arena, curling rink, museum.
Box 25, 88 - 5th Street,
Gladstone MB R0J 0T0
T: 204-385-2332 F: 204-385-2391
W: www.gladstone.ca
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* HOLLAND
. WHISPERING WOODS CABINS
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AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS
Escape in sand dunes and white spruce
of Assiniboine Valley. Relax in our cabins
in the woods, off east side of Spruce Woods
Provincial Park. Minimum two night stay.
Bar, beer vendor. Close to Riding Mountain
National Park. Good hunting: geese and
deer, only 25 miles west of Lake Manitoba.
Friendly people.
Junction Highway 2 and 34, open May to
October. Playground, showers, ball diamonds.
Sewage dump, gas station, laundromat
nearby. Swimming pool and golf course
within 15 minute drive. Reasonable rates.
Box 102, Glenella MB R0J 0V0
T: 204-352-4221 F: 204-352-4528
Box 56, Holland MB R0G 0X0
T: 204-526-2005 F: 204-526-2743
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) HOLLANDER MOTOR HOTEL
) HEADINGLEY MOTOR INN
VLTs, beverage room, beer vendor, cable TV,
air-conditioned, ATM on site. Located just
off Highway 1.
146 Bridge Road, Headingley MB R4H 1G8
T: 204-888-8865 F: 204-888-2664
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Fully renovated air-conditioned rooms,
home-cooked meals, cold beer vendor,
partially wheelchair accessible, ATM.
Centrally located on Highway 2 West.
T: 204-526-2052 F: 204-526-2110
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GARDENS BED & BREAKFAST
HOL L A N D
+ BUSTED BOOT GUEST RANCH
Unique cabin with wood stove, outdoor
hot tub, fully modern kitchen. Ride with
us through the sandhills, the river or hop
on the wagon. Petting animals, birds, hiking,
children's activities.
T: 204-526-2078 F: 204-526-2078
TOLL FREE: 1-877-526-2078
W: www.bustedbootguestranch.ca
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Relax in our turn-of-the-century farm
home. Enjoy "perennial gardens!" Extra
meals available on request. Surrounding
attractions: Spruce Woods Park, scenic
countryside. Please call for directions/
reservations. Open March to January.
T: 204-526-2557; 204-526-7888
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Box 435, Treherne MB R0G 2V0
T: 204-723-2757; 204-526-7682
F: 204-723-2760
TOLL FREE: 1-888-229-7185
W: www.whisperingwoodscabins.com
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* MACGREGOR LIONS
CLUB CAMPGROUND
Trans-Canada Highway, 121 km west of
Winnipeg. Beside park, nature trail, ball
diamonds, tennis courts, golfing, stores,
restaurants. Firewood available. Indoor
facilities on site. May to mid-October.
Box 555, MacGregor MB R0H 0R0
T: 204-685-2582
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) OAKVILLE MOTOR HOTEL
VLTs, bar, beer vendor, air-conditioned,
licensed dining room.
Box 181, Oakville MB R0H 0Y0
T: 204-267-2533
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* MILLER'S CAMPING RESORT
Store, pool, playground, laundromat,
clean modern washrooms, hot showers,
games room, basketball, volleyball, baseball,
large pull-through sites, fire pits, treed sites.
10 km east on Highway 1. May to October.
Box 821, Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3C3
T: 204-857-4255
W: www.millerscampground.com
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ISLAND PARK WATER SLIDE
PO RTA G E L A PRAI RI E
+ BLUE HERON VIEW B&B
Lakefront log cabin adjacent to Delta Marsh.
Packages for hunters negotiable.
RR1 Site 1 Box 25,
Portage la Pairie MB R1N 3A1
T: 204-857-7454; 204-871-0821
W: www.blueheronview.com
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16 acres riverfront property, exercise room,
hot tub, kiddie pool, indoor pool, conference
rooms, business executive rooms, satellite,
coffee makers, licensed dining room, ATM,
free wireless Internet, 24-hour front desk.
Box 867, Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3C3
T: 204-857-9791 F: 204-239-1025
TOLL FREE: 1-800-DAYSINN
W: www.daysinn.com
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Portage la Prairie's premier hotel has
comfortable suites, executive and standard
rooms. Modern amenities including
high speed Internet, health club, ATM,
restaurant, lounge and conference facilities.
Hot breakfast Sunday to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
2401 Saskatchewan Ave. W.,
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3L5
T: 204-857-9745 F: 204-239-6245
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
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Situated on 17 acres of treed prairie land with
secluded gardens, our bed and breakfast
offers you the ability to relax and enjoy
the simple country life.
Box 1515, 42064 Road 65 N,
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3P1
T: 204-252-2156
W: www.littlehouseplp.blogspot.com
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Kitchenettes, car plugs, central air, small pets,
direct dial phones, high-speed Internet, cable,
satellite TV, fridge, microwave, in-room coffee.
Across from mall.
2465 Saskatchewan Ave. W.,
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 0P5
T: 204-857-7031 F: 204-239-6831
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) SUPER 8 MOTEL PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE
Waterslide, pool, hot tub. Free Super Start
breakfast. Guest laundry, hair dryer, e-mail
center, complimentary high speed data
ports, senior and corporate rates, queen,
business and suites available.
See ad page: 89
Box 488, Hwy. 1A West,
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3B9
T: 204-857-8883 F: 204-857-9097
TOLL FREE: 1-800-800-8000
W: www.super8portage.com
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ST. FRAN ÇO IS XAV IER
* COTTONWOOD CAMPGROUND
CAA and AAA accredited accommodations.
Electric heat, air-conditioned, direct dial
phones, cable TV, kitchenettes, car plugs,
complimentary in-room coffee/tea service,
in-room fridges, free wireless
high-speed Internet.
* WELCOMESTOP CAMPGROUND
Open after May long weekend to September.
New playground, play forts, new pool,
water geysers, umbrellas and lazy river.
Fully serviced sites. Pool and museum
close before end of August.
15 minutes west of Winnipeg. On site gas
bar, C-store, coffee shop, showers and
laundromat. Open mid-April to mid-October.
588 Highway #1,
St. François Xavier MB R4L 1A1
T: 204-864-2201 F: 204-864-2201
TOLL FREE: 1-888-360-7999
W: www.welcomestopcampground.com
Box 30, 180 Broadway St.,
Treherne MB R0G 2V0
T: 204-723-2044 F: 204-723-2719
W: www.treherne.ca
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* LYNCH'S POINT CAMPGROUND
Romantic riverside escape. Beautiful cedar
home, fireplace, pool table, large deck,
hot tub. Two large bedrooms with private
ensuites. Short riverside walk to restaurants,
lounges gift shops. Internet available.
Laundromat, group camping, barbecue
pits, showers, propane, wood, C-Store,
fishing licence and supplies, boat launch.
13 km north of Westbourne on PR 242.
Interac, MasterCard, Visa. May to end
of September.
1010 Saskatchewan Ave. E.,
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 0K1
T: 204-239-5200 F: 204-239-0588
W: www.westgateinn.com
.* SHADY OAKS R.V.
RESORT & CAMPGROUND
Fully equipped cabins, woodland setting,
15/30/50 amp, full services, Wi-Fi, big rig
friendly, modern washrooms, heated pool,
playground, trails; horse riding, golf nearby.
May 21 to September 30.
Box 149, Sidney MB R0H 1L0
T: 204-466-2777 F: 204-466-3086
TOLL FREE: 1-866-466-2777
W: www.rvcampingmanitoba.com
75 Caron Drive,
St. François Xavier MB R4L 1A3
T: 204-864-2119
W: www.whitehorseescape.ca
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* ST. AMBROISE BEACH
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
42 km north of Highway 1 on PR 430.
Quiet campground on edge of Lake Manitoba.
Excellent bird-watching opportunities
in early spring. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
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Remote cable TV, air-conditioned, fridge,
microwave, full bath, free direct dial phone,
Wi-Fi, two kitchenettes, open year-round.
Interac, Visa, MasterCard, American
Express accepted.
Box 116, Treherne MB R0G 2V0
T: 204-723-2535 F: 204-723-2689
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Portage la Prairie MB R1N 2G4
T: 204-274-2725; 204-871-5379
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CAMPGROUND
Heated swimming pool, showers, store,
volleyball court, miniature golf, baseball field,
boat launch, fishing, weekly/monthly rates.
Highway 242, 3 km off Highway 16.
Open May to September.
Box 113, Westbourne MB R0H 1P0
T: 204-274-2705 F: 204-274-0039
W: www.oftysriversidecampground.com
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PEMBINA
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PLAY GR O U N D
In the Pembina Valley, a new adventure is waiting
to be discovered behind rolling hills. Enjoy the
beauty of rural Manitoba, visit some of its most
picturesque towns and villages and take in colourful
rural fairs and festivals, such as the Morden Corn
and Apple Festival and the Manitoba Stampede in
Morris. When you’ve had your fill of sweet Manitoba
corn-on-the-cob and down-home hospitality, hit
the road to take in panoramic valleys and vividly
coloured crops that stretch to the horizon. Your
memories of these rich landscapes may just be the
most valuable keepsakes you bring home!
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Morden
Winkler
Elm Creek
Ste. Agathe
Carman
Roland Morris
Rosenfeld
Altona
Emerson
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CA N A DI A N FO S S I L
DI S CO V ERY CE NT R E
T: 204-822-3406
W: www.discoverfossils.com
LOCATION: lower level, Recreation
Centre, 2nd and Gilmour, Morden
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IN T ER PR ET IV E C E NT R E
T: 204-882-2696
LOCATION: Parc Cartier Park, Ste. Agathe
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AND E X HI B I TI ON
W: www.manitobastampede.ca
LOCATION: Morris
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SPECTACULAR PARKS AND OUTDOOR PLACES » ATTRACTIONS
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
ATT R A C T I O N S
ALTAMON T
HO L IDAY M O U N TAI N R E S O RT
Celebrating 50 years. This resort has
11 slopes for skiing and snowboarding,
two chairlifts, one T-bar, two rope tows,
1,000 sets of rentals and 100% snow-making
equipment. It has Canadian Ski Patrol and
CSIA certified instructors. There are two
motels, a main chalet, licensed dining room,
cocktail lounge and a licensed day lodge.
T: 204-242-2172 F: 204-242-2639
W: www.holidaymountain.com
LOCATION: La Rivière
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PE M B IN A VA L LE Y
PR O V IN CI A L PAR K
Challenging hikes through the deciduous
forest open up to expansive views of the
Pembina Valley spillway. With a birds
eye view, there are many wildlife viewing
opportunities along the valley slopes in this
440-acre park.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: Southwest of Morden,
near PTH 31 and PR 201
S T EPHEN FI EL D
The park features fishing and recreation
facilities including a beach, campground,
yurts and boat launch.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 23 km/14.5 mi. west of Carman
on PR 245 beside the Boyne River
Home of author Gabrielle Roy, "The Road
to Altamont". Part of Trail 2000, close to
Pembina Valley, St. Lupicin area. Bat capital
of Manitoba. Altamont has the oldest natural
curling ice arena in Canada.
PEMBINA VALLEY
Altona's new Gallery in the Park includes
a spectacular indoor art gallery surrounded
by an outdoor sculpture garden and water
fountains, where one can appreciate
a variety of art mediums.
T: 204-324-9005; 204-324-6468
F: 204-324-6472
W: www.townofaltona.com
CA R DI N A L
ALT O N A
Altona is the Sunflower Capital of Canada,
twinned with Emerald, Australia.
The Manitoba Sunflower Festival
is celebrated the last weekend in July.
The Altona Park has an outdoor stage,
sporting facilities, playground, campground
and an aquatic centre. The world's tallest
painting on an easel, a replica of Van
Gogh's Sunflowers, stands 76 feet high
at the north-east entrance of Altona.
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Altona Aquatic Centre features 35,000
square feet of fun with waterslides, water
cannons, spray toys, swimming areas,
beach volleyball. Open June to Labour Day.
Admission charged.
T: 204-324-9005 F: 204-324-6472
LOCATION: Altona Park
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Buffalo Creek Nature Park features a small
lake, field house, fishing programs, large
hill, lit trails, cross-country skiing, skating,
snowboarding and tobogganing.
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Travellers are welcome to visit the historic
Ste. Thérèse Chapel, a picturesque
representation of Gothic and Romanesque
architecture built in 1927 by local residents.
Open daily in July and August, by
appointment May, June and September.
Donations accepted.
LOCATION: one-half mile south of junction
of PR 244 and 245
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CA R M A N
An oasis on the prairies, the Boyne
River flows through this beautifully treed
community. Kings Park, located in the centre
of town, offers an aquatic centre with two
waterslides, tennis courts, picnic area and
campground. A 5 km-pathway features three
river bridges and a tall grass prairie.
Carman celebrates the Carman Potato and
Blossom Festival in June, Carman Country
Fair in July and the Carman Fiddle Festival
in August.
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W: www.townofcarman.com
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Dufferin Historical Museum
has artifacts including a post office,
fire equipment, printing press c1900,
historical records of Carman, R.M. of
Dufferin and surrounding areas.
Open July 1 to September 1,
Tuesday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Sunday and Monday 1 - 5 p.m.
Other times by appointment.
Tours welcome. Admission charged.
T: 204-745-6674; 204-828-3564
LOCATION: Kings Park
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Walnut Street Tea Room, Gift Shop
& Bed & Breakfast occupies the foyer of
a 108-year-old Presbyterian church. Enjoy a
special blend of Walnut Street Tea, shop for
teapots and cozies, giftware and Victorian
greeting cards. Enjoy lunch and home-made
soups and desserts baked daily. Open April
to October, Wednesday to Saturday 11 a.m.
- 4 p.m. Reservations appreciated.
T: 204-745-6787
LOCATION: 77-2nd Avenue SW
E M E R SON
The town is named after poet Ralph Waldo
Emerson. The Tourist Information Centre
houses displays interpreting The Boundary
Commission Trail, the North West Mounted
Police, the arrival of the first Mennonite
settlers and a Trans Canada kiosk. A largerthan-life statue of a North West Mounted
Police officer commemorates the founding
of the NWMP in 1873.
A large boulder marks the overland route
taken by Pierre Gaultier de Varennes,
de la Vérendrye and his party in search of
the western sea. The trail was also followed
by fur traders and settlers.
LOCATION: Hwy. 75 and I-29 between
Canada and U.S. Customs
The Emerson Court House and Town Hall
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(PHS), built in 1917-1918, is a splendid
example of a small neo-classical style
municipal hall. This was the last courthouse
built during the great settlement boom of
1880 to 1920. Several of the rooms display
authentic furnishings. Open Monday to Friday.
T: 204-373-2002
The Darlingford Memorial and Park (PHS),
dedicated in 1921 to the men of the area
who served and died in the first and second
world wars, overlooks the Pembina Hills.
TOLL FREE: 1-800-268-6088
F: 204-373-2716
LOCATION: PTH 75 at the U.S. border
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Emerson Duty-Free Shop has a large
selection of souvenir clothing, Lladro
figurines, giftware, jewelery, fragrances,
cosmetics, wine, liquor and tobacco are all
tax and duty free. Open daily, year-round;
6 a.m. - midnight May 1 to August 31;
6 a.m. - 11 p.m. September 1 to April 30.
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Fairbanks House still a family home,
was built in 1882 of local fieldstone,
the Anglican church was built in 1876
(corner of Church and 1st Street); the bell of
St. Andrews United Church was originally
hung in Grace Church in Winnipeg, where it
welcomed Colonel Garnet Wolseley's force
to the Red River Settlement in 1870.
ATTRACTIONS
The site of Fort Dufferin was used as
a staging point by the British contingent of
the International Boundary Commission, the
North West Mounted Police and immigrant
settlers who arrived by steamboat. A selfguided interpretive trail and two Historic
Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
plaques commemorate the site.
GR E T N A
A cairn commemorates the Mennonite
pioneers, who in 1875 crossed the Red River
at Emerson and followed the Post Road
westward into the treeless plains shunned
by earlier immigrants. The peace bell,
a 115-year-old school bell, was installed in
a peace tower in Centennial Park in 1967.
LOCATION: north of Gretna on PTH 30
KA L E IDA
The cemetery at a stone Anglican church
southwest of Darlingford contains
gravestones of pioneer families. There is
an excellent view of the sweeping Pembina
River Valley to the south.
LOCATION: southwest of Darlingford,
off PR 528
PEMBINA VALLEY
L A R I VI ÈR E
MIAMI
The Archibald Historical Museum includes
a furnished log house (1878) where Nellie
McClung boarded as a teacher. A large
frame house owned by Nellie McClung is
furnished with pieces from the early 1900s.
Her first two books were written and her
first child born here. The former La Rivière
CPR Station, with its distinctive mansard
roof design, is the only existing example
in Manitoba. A three-storey barn has an
old country store, household effects, tools,
buggies. Open daily mid-May to Labour Day
weekend, noon - 8 p.m. Closed Wednesday
and Thursday, except by appointment.
Admission charged.
Miami Pioneer Museum features 40 feet
of mosasaur vertebrae and head bones
of prehistoric mammals. World War
uniforms, wedding dresses, tools and
artifacts pertaining to the women's work
of the time, a school room and a church
with pulpit and organ depict the life of the
early settlers. Open June to September,
2 p.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and
holidays. Admission charged.
T: 204-242-2825; 204-242-2554
LOCATION: east from La Rivière
to Road 52W
Miami Railway Station Museum, built in
1889, is a national historic site depicting the
life and times of the rural station agent.
Open June to August, 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.,
Saturday, Sunday and holidays or by
appointment. Admission charged.
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This town was the home of Nellie McClung,
temperance leader, MLA and author who, in
1916, led Manitoba women to become the
first in Canada to win the right to vote.
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T: 204-435-2305
LOCATION: 3rd Street and Kirby
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T: 204-435-2013; 204-435-2115
LOCATION: Hwy. 23
THE CANADIAN FOSSIL DISCOVERY CENTRE, MORDEN
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MO R DE N
Find out for yourself why Harrowsmith Country
Life Magazine named Morden a "Best in
Country Living" community. Tree-lined streets,
antique fieldstone buildings and mansions,
beautiful parks, a bronze statue by renowned
artist Leo Mol and three historical murals
grace our downtown area. The Millennium
Pathways, the Kinsmen Community Path to
the Buhler Boardwalk and the Minnewasta
Trail on the shore of Lake Minnewasta offer
new discoveries for everyone. Interpretive
signage along the way brings Morden's past
to life. The Back 40 Folk Festival in June,
the Morden International Triathlon, Cripple
Creek Music Festival and Pembina Valley
Fur Council Rendezvous in July to the everpopular Morden Corn and Apple Festival
in August offer fun for all.
T: 204-822-5630
W: www.mordenmb.com
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The Canadian Fossil Discovery
Centre houses the largest collection
of marine reptile fossils in Canada and
features "Bruce", a 43 ft. (13 meter)
Mosasaur. Discover Manitoba's prehistory
and the sea monsters that lived in the
Western Interior Seaway. Experience a Fossil
Dig Adventure Tour along the Manitoba
Escarpment searching for and excavating
fossils on an 80 million year old sea bed.
School, youth and group museum tours
available year round. Dig tours available
May to September. Summer Kids programs
Monday to Friday, July and August.
Open daily 1 - 5 p.m. September to May;
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. June to August.
T: 204-822-3406
W: www.discoverfossils.com
LOCATION: Lower Level,
Community Centre, 2nd and Gilmour
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Morden tours, available year-round with a
step-on guide featuring a number of unique
fieldstone mansions, museums, Ag Canada
Research Station, art gallery, outdoor murals
and more.
T: 204-822-6950; 204-822-5630
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M OR R I S
Nestled in the heart of the Red River Valley
at the junction of the Morris and Red
rivers, Morris dates from the mid-1860s
and continues to build on its agricultural
base. Its original name, Scratching River,
was renamed to honor Alexander Morris,
the province's first Lieutenant-Governor as
well as its first Chief Justice of the Court of
Queen's Bench.
W: www.town.morris.mb.ca
ATTRACTIONS
The Manitoba Stampede and Exhibition
P L UM COU LEE
is Manitoba's only professional rodeo and
home to the Pony Chuckwagon World
Championships held in July.
The Plum Coulee and District Museum
houses many items relating to the early
Jewish, Ukrainian, German and Mennonite
pioneers and is filled with photos of Plum
Coulee's start as a thriving mercantile
centre. Open during summer months
or by appointment.
W: www.manitobastampede.ca
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Morris and District Centennial Museum
displays pioneer material and murals
of pioneer life in the Red River Valley.
Open daily, June 1 to August 31,
12 noon - 5 p.m. Donations accepted.
T: 204-746-2169
LOCATION: junction of PTH 23 east
and PTH 75
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Southern Manitoba Convention Centre
(55,000 sq. ft.) is the largest facility in the
Red River Valley. Events: Southern Manitoba
Semi-Truck Show (Aug), MCC Auction (Sep),
Morris Craft, Bake and Trade Fair (Oct),
Dinner Theatre (Nov).
TOLL FREE: 1-866-746-2832
F: 204-746-6960
W: www.sm-cc.com
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NO T R E DA M E D E L O UR D E S
Musée des Pionniers et des Chanoinesses
houses historical and cultural artifacts
of pioneers and the Chanoinesses who
celebrated over 100 years of religious life
in the community. Open year-round,
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday to Friday,
by appointment on weekends.
Groups welcome. Admission charged.
T: 204-248-7290
LOCATION: Centre Dom Benoit
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T: 204-829-3419
W: www.townofplumcoulee.com
LOCATION: 279 Main Avenue
R O L AND
With the building of the railroad in the late
1880s, homesteader Roland McDonald
purchased a quarter section of land through
which the rail line passed. Roland registered
as the railway station in 1890. See Canada's
only 4-H Museum displaying many artifacts
of this far-reaching organization. Open July
1 to August 31, daily 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. or by
appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-745-2008
W: www.roland4hmuseum.ca
LOCATION: 72 - 3rd Street
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S NO W F LA K E
A former schoolhouse (1886) with text
books, records, the Star Mound School
Museum is located in a park noted for
spring crocuses. A sacred Aboriginal site
is also located here. Open daily, April to
October. Donations accepted.
T: 204-873-2600
LOCATION: 3 km/2 mi. west and
1.6 km/1 mi. north of Snowflake
S T. C LA U DE
The Saint-Claude Roman Catholic Church
was designed by architect Etienne Gaboury
who designed the Saint-Boniface Cathedral.
With its long narrow tinted windows, the
interior is as unconventional in concept as
is its unusual exterior and surrounded by
beautiful gardens. Open by appointment.
T: 204-379-2434; 204-379-2323
LOCATION: 84 PR 240 South
PEMBINA VALLEY
Saint-Claude has the world's second largest
Smoking Pipe commemorating early settlers
who came from Saint-Claude, Jura, France,
whose main industry was the manufacturing
of smoking pipes.
LOCATION: First Street
The Dairy Museum of Manitoba features
local dairying from early practices to modern
processing, agricultural exhibits, a one-room
school, a chapel museum and old CPR station.
Open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
in July and August. Admission charged.
T: 204-379-2156; 204-379-2228
LOCATION: Parc Mile 60 Park
The Saint-Claude Cenotaph, inaugurated
July 14, 1921, is dedicated to soldiers who
died in wars throughout the world.
LOCATION: Taché Street
Visit Saint-Claude Community Gardens,
a kilometer of gardens where artists-gardeners
gather to plant and maintain these local
gardens, award winners of Communities
in Bloom 2004.
Parc Mile 60 Park is a new outdoor
recreation area named for the 60-mile
water tank used to fill the original steam
engines coming from Winnipeg. The park
offers four baseball grounds and soccer
pitches and plans for volleyball, tennis and
badminton facilities. It is also the site for
the village campsite.
The former gaol has been restored and
is now open as a museum and tourist
attraction. The building also houses the
new Saint-Claude tourist office serving
Saint-Claude and the region.
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Centre d'interprétation St-Léon
Learn about the wind farm, salamanders and
other ecological aspects. Children receive
a green passport with a stamp for each
activity. Group tours welcome. Admission
charged. Open summer months Monday to
Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.;
Sundays by appointment.
T: 204-242-4374
W: www.cistleon.com
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WI N KL E R
The province’s fastest growing city and
largest center in the Pembina Valley,
Winkler’s roots are agriculture. It has
become the shopping and industrial centre
of Southern Manitoba, home of Triple E
Trailers and other large manufacturing
plants and foundries. The Winkler Harvest
Festival and Exhibition is held the second
full weekend in August.
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Gingerwood Lane Tea House offers fresh
breads, soups, sandwiches, salads and a
delightful dessert tray. Browse through gift
shop and antique room. Open year-round,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday to Saturday; also
Friday 7:30 p.m. - 10 p.m., November and
December. Reservations required.
The Pembina Threshermen's Museum
contains steam threshing equipment used
by the early pioneers and celebrates the
Pembina Threshermen's Reunion the
second weekend in September. Open May
to September, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays,
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. weekends. Admission charged.
T: 204-325-6341
W: www.gingerwoodlane.com
LOCATION: 620 Centennial Street
T: 204-325-7497
LOCATION: Hwy. 3 between
Winkler and Morden
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GOLF LISTINGS
CARMAN
CA R M A N G O L F C L UB
Box 1111, Carman MB R0G 0J0
T: 204-745-2366
W: www.carmangolfclub.com
SLOPE: 114 ave
PAR: 71M, 72W
EL M C R E E K
S CO T S W O O D L I N K S
Box 328, Elm Creek MB R0G 0N0
T: 204-436-2600
TOLL FREE: 1-888-600-GOLF
W: www.scotswoodlinks.com
SLOPE: 110 ave
PAR: 70M, 70W
EM E R SON
EM ER S O N G O LF
& CO U N T RY CL UB
Box 340, Emerson MB R0A 0L0
T: 204-373-2002
PAR: 32M, 32W
LA R IVIÈ R E
HO L IDAY M O U N TAI N
GO L F CO U R S E
Box 89, La Rivière MB R0G 1A0
T: 204-242-2172
SLOPE: 107 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
PEMBINA VALLEY
L A S ALLE
K I N GSWOOD GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 220, La Salle MB R0G 1B0
T: 204-736-4079
W: www.kingswoodgolf.ca
PAR: 71M, 71W
RM of Dufferin
Town of Carman
A community
of all seasons...
for lots of reasons!
MA N IT O U
M ANI TOU TOWN
& C O U N TRY GOLF CLU B
Box 556, Manitou MB R0G 1G0
T: 204-242-2287
W: www.golfminnewasta.com
SLOPE: 111 ave
PAR: 34M, 35W
MORDEN
M I NN EWA STA GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 68, Morden MB R6M 1A2
T: 204-822-4992
TOLL FREE: 1-877-822-4992
PAR: 72M, 74W
ROL AND
R O L AND GOLF CLU B
Box 225, Roland MB R0G 1T0
T: 204-343-2409
SLOPE: 114 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
204-745-2675
www.rmofdufferin.com
www.townofcarman.com
S TARBUCK
B R I DGES GOLF COU R SE
Box 178, Starbuck MB R0G 2P0
T: 204-735-3000
W: www.bridgesgolfcourse.com
PAR: 72M, 73W
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) ALTAMONT HOTEL
Theme rooms with full bath, air conditioning,
satellite TV. Near walking trails, fishing,
hunting, swimming. Home of Author Gabriel
Roy, Road to Altamont.
Box 64, Altamont MB R0G 0A0
T: 204-744-2246 F: 204-744-2775
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Modern home, private entrance, full kitchen,
barbecue, large common area with fireplace.
Near King's Park, outdoor pool, golf course.
Relax on patio, by a campfire or canoe down
the river.
T: 204-745-3754
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca/boyneriver
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Sites are reservable, season from
May - October. Adjacent to 35,000-square
foot aquatic play park, playground, tennis
courts, asphalt trails, nature park with lake,
ball diamonds, outdoor stage.
Turn-of-the-century home, a great getaway.
Private back patio with hot tub. Walking
distance to downtown. Enjoy a great
homemade breakfast before starting your day!
Box 1630, Altona MB R0G 0B0
T: 204-324-9005 F: 204-324-6472
Camping Rates: $20
Box 1553, 111 1st Street NW,
Carman MB R0G 0J0
T: 204-745-1905
W: www.oldnorthlyninn.ca
+ WALNUT STREET TEA ROOM,
GIFT SHOP & BED & BREAKFAST
Located in 1898 former Presbyterian Church,
guest rooms on second floor, separate
entrance, kitchen, data/fax modem. Owners
live in basement apartment and welcome
visitors to share this beautiful building.
T: 204-745-6787
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+, MEMORY LANE INN
Stay in farmhouse or cottage at a turn-ofthe-century farm. All-inclusive packages:
skiing, golfers' delight, summer theatre,
paleo dig, women's retreat, Manitoba
history trails. Off Hwy. 3, between Morden
and Manitou.
Box 31, Darlingford MB R0G 0L0
T: 204-822-6388 F: 204-246-2018
W: www.memory-lane-inn.com
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Indoor pool and spa, adjoining party room.
Deluxe air-conditioned rooms, cable TV,
phone, coffee maker, fridge. Restaurant,
bar, beer vendor, ATM, VLTs, free wireless
Internet. Major credit cards.
Box 1690, 61 Centre Avenue E.,
Altona MB R0G 0B0
T: 204-324-5241 F: 204-324-9049
TOLL FREE: 1-877-377-6200
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Our clean, comfortable, air-conditioned
rooms feature pillowtop mattresses, wireless
Internet, coffee, cable TV. Kitchenettes and
suites available. Near shopping, restaurants,
golf course and pool.
Box 157, 11 Main St. S.,
Carman MB R0G 0J0
T: 204-745-6176 F: 204-745-6191
W: www.oxbowinn.ca
* EMERSON CENTENNIAL PARK
Swimming pool with zero level entry, tennis
court, children's playground, ball diamonds,
camping and trailer park with showers and
washrooms, electrical hookups for tourists
convenience. Open mid-May to mid-October.
T: 204-373-2002 F: 204-373-2486
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PEMBINA VALLEY
) EMERSON INN
L ETE LLIER
M O RDEN
Comfortable, air-conditioned rooms.
Tara's Place Restaurant.
) PRAIRIE'S EDGE MOTEL
+ A WEE BIT OF HEAVEN
T: 204-373-2520 F: 204-373-2516
Clean, modern, air-conditioned rooms
including TV, satellite, fridges, telephones,
showers. Parking available for semi-trailers.
24-hour service. Next to Barnay's Restaurant
and Bar, VLTs, off-sales beer vendor.
) MAPLE LEAF MOTEL
Comfortable, air-conditioned rooms
with microwave, fridge, coffee station.
Kitchenettes, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, semitrailer parking available. Near park with
outdoor pool and Red River for fishing.
Visa, Mastercard, Interac.
Box 490, 115 Taylor Street,
Emerson MB R0A 0L0
T: 204-373-2594
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. HOLIDAY MOUNTAIN RESORT
Celebrating 50 years. Year-round resort
catering to skiers and snowboarders in
the winter, golfers, canoeing; wild turkey,
deer hunting in season. Complete facilities
on-site. Wireless Internet.
T: 204-242-2172 F: 204-242-2639
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* PEMBINA VALLEY
CENTENNIAL PARK
Open May to October. Located on Highway
3 in the Village of La Rivière, next to the
Pembina River. Showers, fishing, canoeing,
golfing, hiking and mountain biking.
T: 204-242-2509
W: www.rmofpembina.com
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Box 212, Letellier MB R0G 1C0
T: 204-737-2699; 204-737-2249
F: 204-737-2427
BED AND BREAKFAST
Romantic renaissance and African theme
rooms. Basement suite with satellite, VCR.
Walking distance to trails, shops, restaurants.
Romantic dinners prepared upon request.
Cash only. Open year-round.
163 - 10th Street, Morden MB R6M 1E6
T: 204-822-6908
W: www.aweebitofheaven.ca
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* LAKE MINNEWASTA
* MANITOU PARK
158 km southwest of Winnipeg. Beautiful
treed campground, modern facilities,
serviced sites, unlimited unserviced sites,
swimming pool, nine-hole golf course within
walking distance.
Box 280, Manitou MB R0G 1G0
T: 204-242-2515 F: 204-242-3281
W: www.townofmanitou.ca
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* MIAMI CITIZENS PARK
Open May 15 to October 15. Playground,
picnic shelter, ground shuffleboard, located
in town. Walking distance to grocery stores,
pharmacy, museums. Golf course nearby.
Box 15, Miami MB R0G 1H0
T: 204-435-2216; 204-435-2211
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Colert Beach, Morden Campground.
Outskirts of Morden on Highway 3.
Park setting, camping, RV park, modern
facilities, large sand beach, boardwalk,
trails, convenience store. Call for reservations.
May to September.
111-D Gilmour St., Morden MB R6M 1N9
T: 204-822-4991; 204-822-5431
F: 204-822-6619
E: [email protected]/[email protected]
W: www.mordenmb.com
Camping Rates: $17 - $25 daily
Camping Rates: $96 - $150 weekly
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Settler's Restaurant and Dining Room,
Rock's Bar and Grill, coffee shop, dining
room, meeting room, off-sales beer vendor,
VLTs. Homemade pizza, fried chicken.
780 Thornhill Street, Morden MB R6M 1G3
T: 204-822-6272 F: 204-822-3989
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Enjoy warm welcoming hospitality
at a Mennonite home in Morden. Children
welcome, crib available. Close to swimming,
boating, golfing, skiing. German and English
spoken. Family rate available.
184 Pembina Drive, Morden MB R6M 1H5
T: 204-822-1973
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All rooms have fridge, microwave, cable TV,
air-conditioned. McDonald's next door, tworoom suites available. Sportsplex and ball
parks nearby. Corner PTH 3 and First Street.
212 First Street, Morden MB R6M 1P4
T: 204-822-4494 F: 204-822-3262
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) S U P ER 8 M OT E L - M O R D E N
Best guest experience. Unique southwestern
decor. Superstart breakfast, whirlpool,
honeymoon suite, free wireless Internet,
business centre.
See ad page: 89
Box 20, 3010 Thornhill Street,
Morden MB R6M 1A2
T: 204-822-2003 F: 204-822-6669
TOLL FREE: 1-800-800-8000
W: www.super8.com
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Come and enjoy the nature! South of
Morden near Pembina Hills, adjacent to
Trans-Canada Trail. Park-like yard with nature
trails. The character house was built in 1945.
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RR 2 Box 284, Morden MB R6M 2A1
T: 204-325-8453
W: www.wakerobinbb.com
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* BIG M CENTENNIAL
CAMPGROUND
58 km south of Winnipeg on Hwy. 75.
Mid-May to end of September. Modern
showers and washrooms. Located in the
town of Morris. No reservations.
Morris MB R0G 1K0
T: 204-746-2169
Air-conditioned, TV, licensed restaurant,
lounge, gas, open daily, 15 minutes from
golf course, debit and major credit cards.
Box 268, Notre Dame de Lourdes
MB R0G 1M0
T: 204-248-2012 F: 204-248-2012
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* TERRAIN DE JEU NOTRE DAME
In Pembina Mountains, 120 km southwest
of Winnipeg. Tennis court, playstructure,
ball diamonds, sand volleyball, gas bar. Near
Stephenfield Provincial Park. Hiking/biking
trails within 15 minutes. May - October.
Box 89, Notre Dame de Lourdes MB
R0G 1M0
T: 204-248-7290 F: 204-248-7289
W: www.notre-dame-de-lourdes.ca
Camping Rates: $10
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Two queen-size beds in each room,
telephones, remote cable TV, restaurant
open seven days a week, good home-made
meals, great steak in our steak pit.
* ROLAND CENTENNIAL PARK
Box 148, Morris MB R0G 1K0
T: 204-746-2222 F: 204-746-6895
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) MORRIS STAMPEDE INN
24-hour desk, theme suites, whirlpool suites,
continental breakfast, elevator, free high
speed Internet, pet friendly, ample parking,
cribs, children free, higher rates can apply.
On Highway 75.
Morris MB R0G 1K0
T: 204-746-6879 F: 204-746-8889
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100 km/63 mi southwest of Winnipeg
on PTH 23. Home of Canadian 4-H and the
Giant Pumpkin. 4-H Museum open July and
August 1-4 p.m. Roland Pumpkin Fair first
Saturday of October.
Box 119, Roland MB R0G 1T0
T: 204-343-2061 F: 204-343-2001
W: www.rmofroland.com
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PEMBINA VALLEY
SOMERSET
STE. AGAT HE
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* SOMERSET CENTENNIAL PARK
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* STEPHENFIELD
Located 90 miles southwest of Winnipeg,
showers, outdoor barbecue, sheltered picnic
area, building equipped with fridge and
stove, large barbecue rental, walking path.
Box 187, Somerset MB R0G 2L0
T: 204-744-2171 F: 204-744-2618
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) SOMERSET HOTEL
Welcome! Bienvenue and Bon Appetit!
Just north of Holiday Mountain, close to
snowmobile trails, four golf courses within
20 minutes. Catering available. Contact
Michel or Lindsay Ketsman.
Box 373, Somerset MB R0G 2L0
T: 204-744-2112 F: 204-744-2366
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R OU GE B ED & B R EA K FA ST
Two bedrooms - French Canadian ambiance
20 minutes from Winnipeg on Highway 75.
New and antique decor. Sunroom, cedar deck,
flower gardens, fountains, bird watching.
Full breakfast. French/English spoken.
Box 145, 425 rue Lemoine,
Ste. Agathe MB R0G 1Y0
T: 204-882-2493
TOLL FREE: 1-866-295-8046
W: www.gitemaisonpresdelarouge.com
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49 km south of Hwy 1 on Hwy 13,
west on Hwy 245 to park entrance road.
Quiet family park, fishing, boating.
mid-September.
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Yurts are similar to cabins and are fixed roof
structures. Include futon, bunk bed, table,
chairs. Guests bring bedding, utensils,
outside cooking equipment. Reservations
accepted 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 204948-3333). May long weekend – Labour Day.
Yurt: $45
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) DAY S IN N - W I NK L E R
Features 127-foot waterslide, large hot
tub, meeting rooms, beautiful suites;
complimentary deluxe continental breakfast,
free high speed Internet.
Box 988, 395 Boundary Trail,
Winkler MB R6W 4B1
T: 204-325-8888 F: 204-325-5488
W: www.daysinn.ca
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Winkler's premier hotel! Enjoy the relaxing
atmosphere and friendly staff. Full breakfast
included. Restaurant and lounge. Rates
upon request.
Box 30, Winkler MB R6W 4A4
T: 204-325-4381 F: 204-325-9656
TOLL FREE: 1-866-368-4716
W: www.heartlandinn.ca
34678
* WINKLER TOURIST PARK
Outdoor waterpark with slides, golf course,
playground, ball diamonds, beach volleyball,
tennis courts and outdoor basketball.
Located on Park Street. Open May to October.
185 Main Street, Winkler MB R6W 1B4
T: 204-325-8212 F: 204-325-5915
W: www.cityofwinkler.ca
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WESTERN
W E ST E R N
EX PLO R E
HI DDEN
M A N I T O B A ' S
T R EA S U R E
As you head into the vibrant expanse of Western
Manitoba, prepare for the unexpected! Discover a
corner of the province where open prairie, mature
forests and rolling sand dunes coexist as close
neighbours. Explore densely wooded parklands
where majestic moose roam. Spot Manitoba’s only
lizard – the northern prairie skink. However you
spend your time in Manitoba’s wild and woolly West,
you’re sure to find a place in your heart for this
unique part of the province, where rich heritage and
breathtaking nature meet.
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T: 204-476-3612; 476-3538
W: www.mts.net/~mlhome
LOCATION: Neepawa
T: 204-534-2510
TOLL FREE: 1-888-432-6733
W: www.peacegarden.com
SOUTHWEST TOURISM ASSOCIATION
www.southwestmanitoba.com
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PR O V IN CI A L H E R I TAGE PAR K
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F O O T B R I DGE
T: 204-483-2169
W: www.sourismanitoba.com
LOCATION: Souris
T: 204-827-8850
LOCATION: off PTH 5 south of TCH 1
www.brandon.tourism.com
INT ERNAT IONAL PEAC E GAR D E N
www.peacegarden.com
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W: www.boissevain.ca
LOCATION: Boissevain
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O F C AN A DI A N A RTI LLERY
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T: 204-728-1245
W: www.airmuseum.ca
LOCATION: Brandon Airport
T: 204-765-3000 ext. 3570
W: www.rcamuseum.com
LOCATION: CFB Shilo, 15 km/9 mi. south
of Hwy. 1 on PR 340 (Base is open to visitors)
GARDENS OF WESTERN MANITOBA
http://gardenswest.mb.cimnet.ca
YELLOWHEAD HIGHWAY
RIV E R B A N K
DI S CO V ERY CE NT R E
T: 204-729-2141
TOLL FREE: 1-888-799-1111
W: www.riverbank.mb.ca
LOCATION: Brandon
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FOR MANITOBA BILINGUAL
MUNICIPALITIES
www.cdem.com/tourismez
TRAVEL MANITOBA
1-800-665-0040
[email protected]
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
EL E A N O R KIDD GAR D E N S
Features of the garden include a Performance
Plaza, small stage, arts performances,
a Fountain Plaza with a life-sized bronze
sculpture by Peter Sawatsky, numerous varieties
of trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials.
T: 204-729-2141
TOLL FREE: 1-888-799-1111
LOCATION: adjacent to Eleanor Kidd Park,
18th Street North, Brandon
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IN T E R N AT I O N AL
P EA CE G A R D E N
A 930 ha/2,300 ac., non-profit, botanical
garden and park dedicated to the longstanding peace between Canada and the
United States of America is located on the
border of Manitoba and North Dakota,
22 km/14 mi. south of Boissevain. Floral
gardens, campground, gift shop, cafe,
interpretive centre and programs, hiking
trails and picnic areas. Brochures available
upon request. Main season mid-May
to mid-September. Admission to enter park.
Noted for exquisite landscaping,
the garden features:
A unique 5.5 m/18 ft. working Floral Clock
with nearly 3,000 flowers, run by GPS.
The Peace Chapel features three walls
of fossil-embellished Manitoba limestone
with quotations from "people of peace."
The September 11 Memorial displays
10 beams from the World Trade Center
in the formal garden.
The Peace Tower, 35 m/120 ft. high,
represent the people from the four corners
of the world coming together in the
common cause of peace.
The Carillon Bell Tower sounds every
quarter-hour from 14 chimes. The bells
range in weight from 250 lbs. to 2,000 lbs.,
totalling 20 tons.
The Historic Lodge is built of native stone and
Manitoba timber by the Civilian Conservation
Corps in the late 1930s. The CCC also built
the dam and spillway that created Lake Udall.
The International Music Camp has weekly
sessions in band, choir, orchestra, dance, drama
and other fine arts, during June and July.
The Royal Canadian Legion Athletic Camp
has weekly sessions in gymnastics, basketball,
equestrian, volleyball and other sporting events.
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T: 204-534-2510
TOLL FREE: 1-888-432-6733
W: www.peacegarden.com
WESTERN
SPR U CE WOODS
The park contains the desert-like area known
as the Spirit Sands, a five square kilometre
tract of open blowing sand dunes that tower
30 metres above the surrounding prairie.
Spruce Woods and its desert is home to the
Northern prairie skink (Manitoba's only lizard),
Western hognose snake and two species
of cacti; all are unique in Manitoba. Experience
Spirit Sands and Devil's Punch Bowl (an eerie
pond formed by the action of underground
streams) by hiking along self-guided trails
or by horse-drawn covered wagon rides.
Explore rolling hills of native prairie,
majestic white spruce, lush deciduous
forests and mysterious blue-green ponds
as you wander along the many interpretive
and hiking trails. Equestrian and mountain
bike enthusiasts can explore the wilds
of Spruce Woods by following the many
back-country trails. Spruce Woods has
its own equestrian campground and can
be booked by calling 204-827-2654.
The park has a concession, store, gift shop
operated by Friends of Spruce Woods,
modern campgrounds, yurts, showers,
laundromat, outdoor games area, beach,
snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing,
toboggan hill. The visitors service centre
has a wide range of interpretive programs
including an amphitheatre, campfire talks,
guided hikes, children's events, interpretive
display building and extensive winter
programs. Contact: Visitor Services Centre.
T: 204-827-8850
(mid-May to early September)
T: 204-834-8800
(September to mid-May)
LOCATION: off PTH 5 south of TCH 1
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View over 2,000 named varieties and 20,000
one-of-a-kind lilies. Lilies that grow wild
around the world can also be found here.
Illustrated catalogue available. Best time
to view them in full bloom is in mid-July.
Open July for viewing, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily.
Groups by appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-476-3225 F: 204-476-5482
W: www.lilynook.mb.ca
LOCATION: 4 km/2.5 mi. south of
Neepawa on Hwy. 5
T URT LE M OU N TA I N
P R O VIN CI A L PA R K
Nestled within the rolling forested hills
of the park rests miles of mountain biking trails,
canoe routes, horse riding trails, self-guided
hiking and fitness trails and campgrounds.
The Turtle's Back Tower is accessible via
a hiking trail and offers a panoramic view
of the Turtle Mountains and surrounding
farmlands. All of the park's lakes are popular
for boating and fishing, while William Lake
is frequented by windsurfing enthusiasts.
William Lake and Max Lake campgrounds
offer only basic camping, while Adam Lake
has electrical hookups and water.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
ELEVATOR AT BOISSEVAIN
ATTRACTIONS
ATT R A C T I O N S
B O I S SEVA I N
A R R O W R IV E R
Beautiful, warm and welcoming,
Boissevain is a Communities in Bloom
winner with over 20 giant, historical murals,
a 22-foot statue of Tommy the Turtle,
the Artspark, corn maze, a 522-apartment
tower for Purple Martins and home to the
Turtle Island Festival.
Cleggs Museum of Horse Drawn Vehicles
contains 90 restored horsedrawn vehicles
and approximately 1200 artifacts. Open yearround by appointment. Free admission.
T: 204-562-3543
LOCATION: 3.6 km/2.3 mi. south of
PTH 24 at Arrow River corner
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BA L DU R
Nearby is the Frikirju (Free) Church built
in 1910 for Icelandic Lutherans with special
services still held each year.
LOCATION: from Cypress River 2 mi. south,
1.5 mi. east and 1.5 mi. south
The Grund Frelsis Liberty Church (PHS),
established in 1889, is the oldest Icelandic
Lutheran Church in Canada. It is representative
of late nineteenth century Gothic Revival
church architecture in rural Manitoba - a wood
frame on a simple rectangular plan. It is also
used for special services.
LOCATION: 9 km / 5.5 mi. north of Baldur
BIRT L E
The Birdtail Country Museum,
housed in a former bank building,
contains a pioneer home from the 1900s,
with archaeological objects, artifacts and
exhibits. The museum has a microfilm reader,
plus 115 years of news items from local
papers on microfilm. Guided group tours
by request. Open mid-May to last Friday
in August, Monday to Friday, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
and by appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-842-3363; 204-842-5350;
204-842-3472
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Beckoning Hills Museum contains
household and agricultural articles from
the past including photos, items relating
to culture, education, religion, Legion
exhibits and collections. Open end of May
to September 30, daily 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.;
also by appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-534-6544; 204-534-6813
W: www.boissevain.ca/visitors/museum
LOCATION: 425 Mill Road S.
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The Irvin Goodon International Wildlife
Museum houses many prize animals
displayed in their natural setting. Gift shop
sells quality craft pieces, antler products
and lodge pole furniture. Newly added bear
creation den and an original Metis log cabin.
Open May to October, Monday to Saturday
10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sunday noon - 6 p.m. Other
times by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-534-6662; 204-534-6341
F: 204-534-7206
W: www.goodonmuseum.com
LOCATION: 298 Mountain Street
on Highway 10
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Manitoba's First Explorers: Aboriginal
people entered this region from the south
over 11,000 years ago. These first people
hunted now-extinct species of Ice Age
animals and manufactured a distinctive style
of stone spear point.
LOCATION: corner of Broadway and
South Railway Street
WESTERN
Moncur Gallery contains Native artifacts
gathered in the region, dating back
to 10,000 B.C.; visual displays and dioramas.
Open May to September, Tuesday to Saturday,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m., off-season by appointment.
Admission charged.
T: 204-534-6478; 204-534-2433;
204-534-7160; 204-534-6689
W: www.moncurgallery.org
LOCATION: Civic Centre Library
Outdoor Art Gallery features over
20 giant outdoor murals on various
buildings that depict scenes of the local
heritage, the Boundary Commission Trail,
scenes of the first locomotive in Boissevain,
the Willis Family Farm and the local agriculture.
LOCATION: on various buildings
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St. Matthew's Anglican Church established
in 1890 features 17 beautiful stained glass
windows. Open daily to view. Church service
at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
T: 204-534-6253
St. Paul’s United Church (PHS), constructed
in 1893 as a Methodist church, was designed
by Winnipeg architect, Edward Lowry.
It is one of the foremost representatives
of fieldstone construction in the province.
The church exemplifies the Gothic Revival
style common to the nineteenth century.
LOCATION: 590 Johnson Street
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BR A N DO N
You Belong in Brandon - with its rich
agricultural heritage and natural resources,
the opportunity to explore becomes
endless. Manitoba's second largest
city, with a population of approximately
43,000, has gained valuable recognition
for its ability to organize and host many
world-class events. Come and discover
the wonders of the "Wheat City" where
hospitality is second to none!
W: tourism.brandon.com
Home to the Brandon Folk Music and Art
Festival in July, Manitoba Summer Fair
hosted in June, Manitoba Livestock Expo
in November and the Royal Manitoba
Winter Fair in spring.
26th Field Regiment RCA/XII Manitoba
Dragoons Museum contains military artifacts,
memorabilia, archives and a lending library.
Open year-round, Tuesday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
and by appointment. Free admission.
T: 204-725-2373; 727-7691
F: 204-725-1766
W: www.12mbdragoons.com
LOCATION: first floor, Brandon Armoury,
11th Street and Victoria Avenue
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The Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba
is a non-profit public gallery offering
art exhibitions of regional, national and
international significance emphasizing
contemporary art. The School of Art offers
classes and workshops. Gift shop, art sales,
lectures, tours available. Open year-round
Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and
10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Thursday. Closed major
holidays. Free admission.
T: 204-727-1036 F: 204-726-8139
W: www.agsm.ca
LOCATION: Unit 2, 710 Rosser Avenue
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Since 1899, Brandon University (PHS)
offers undergraduate degrees in arts,
science, education, music, nursing and
applied disaster and emergency studies
and professional programs in business
administration, psychiatric nursing, graduate
programs in music, education and rural
development. The University's 15-acre
campus contains many historic structures.
Open to the public 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday. Tours by appointment.
Campus grounds open to all.
T: 204-727-7449
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Carousels and Dolls Doll Museum houses the
largest collection of modern and reproductional
dolls in the prairie region and a large collection
of 20th century dolls and early "Barbie"
favourites. Open by appointment only from
May 15 to October 15. Admission charged.
T: 204-728-1245
LOCATION: 3.75 km/2.25 mi. east on Hwy. 1
and north on Humesville Road
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THE COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN MUSEUM
City of Brandon - Sportsplex
is home to an arena, 50 m handicapaccessible swimming pool with a 104-foot
waterslide, racquetball courts, track and
field facility, playground and paddlepool.
Admission charged.
T: 204-729-2470
W: www.thesportsplex.ca
LOCATION: 30 Knowlton Drive
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The Commonwealth Air Training
Plan Museum (PHS) contains historical
aircraft and artifacts from the RCAF air
training schools of World War II. Open daily.
Tours by appointment. Admission charged.
See ad page: 94
T: 204-728-1245 F: 204-725-2334
W: www.airmuseum.ca
LOCATION: Hangar #1, Brandon Airport
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ATTRACTIONS
Daly House Museum exhibits an upper
middle-class home circa 1880-90, the Mutter
Bros. grocery store, City of Brandon Council
Chamber display and the Magnacca Research
Center. Open year-round. Winter: Tuesday
to Saturday, 10 a.m. - noon, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Summer: Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. - noon,
1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Sundays 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission charged.
Lady of the Lake tea room serves wholesome
lunches seven days a week. Supper is served
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings with
live music. Our specialty is homemade scones
with lemon curd at tea time. Adjacent to the
tea room, stroll through the gift shop with
creative room settings of vintage furnishings,
charming gifts and beautiful home décor.
Open daily year-round.
T: 204-727-1722
W: www.mts.net/~dalymus
LOCATION: 122 - 18th Street
T: 204-725-4181
W: www.ladyofthelake.ca
LOCATION: 135 B 17th Street N.
Designated Municipal Heritage Sites include
the Fraser Block (1890), 1031 Rosser Avenue
and the former Henry F. Maley House (1912),
1605 Victoria Avenue (now Casa Maley) a bed
and breakfast establishment.
Designated Provincial Heritage Sites (PHS)
Numerous Brandon buildings have been
designated as provincial heritage sites
which include the former Brandon Court
House (1884) at 11th Street and Princess
Avenue; the Paterson/Matheson House
(1895); the former Brandon Normal School
(1912-1918) at 1129 Queen's Avenue
(now the provincial Agricultural Extension
Centre); Display Building Number II
(1913) located on the Provincial Exhibition
Grounds, the former Merchants Bank
(now the Brandon Chamber of Commerce)
at 1043 Rosser Avenue, A.E. McKenzie
Company Building at 30-9th Street and
Villa Louise (1888) at 707 Louise Avenue.
Keystone Centre is one of the largest
consolidated convention, entertainment,
agriculture and recreation complexes in
Canada with 540,000 sq. ft. under one roof.
It assembles three arenas, a curling club,
convention/trade show space, livestock
stabling facilities amidst 90 acres of grounds
and parking and the state-of-the-art
Westoba Agricultural Centre of Excellence.
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The Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame
contains over 120 plaques dedicated to
individuals who have made an outstanding
contribution to the betterment of agriculture
and rural living in Manitoba. Open yearround. Free admission.
T: 204-728-3736
W: www.manitobaaghalloffame.com
LOCATION: Keystone Centre,
1175 18th Street
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Riverbank Discovery Centre is home
to the Brandon & Region Tourism
Centre, Brandon First and Ducks Unlimited
Canada offices. The Centre contains tourism
information on the area, Canada and the
U.S., souvenirs and interpretive information
on the natural beauty of the area. It serves
as a starting point for the extensive
Assiniboine Riverbank Trail system.
The trails run 17 km/10.5 mi. along the
Assiniboine River, including a network of
parks and pathways linked to the Red
Willow pedestrian bridge. The trail system
ranges from natural river bottom forest to
paved lit walkways, linking many sports
venues to downtown. Open year-round.
T: 204-726-3500 F: 204-727-5552
W: www.keystonecentre.com
LOCATION: 1-1175-18th Street
T: 204-729-2141
TOLL FREE: 1-888-799-1111
LOCATION: 545 Conservation Drive
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RIVERBANK DISCOVERY CENTRE
Shady Lane Tea Room provides a warm and
friendly atmosphere for lunch or afternoon
tea and dessert. All home baked and cooked.
Take-out available. Reservations accepted.
Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday.
T: 204-728-1245
LOCATION: on Hwy. 1, 3.75 km
east of Hwy. 10
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The rich animal and plant resources of this
portion of the Assiniboine Valley sustained
First Nations long before Europeans settled
the area. The Stott Site (PHS) is an important
archaeological bison kill area where bones and
artifacts dating back at least 1,200 years have
been found. A bison enclosure is reconstructed
with a viewing platform.
LOCATION: Grand Valley Provincial Park
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Teahan’s Corner Tea Room offers full course
meals and a variety of desserts. Open seven
days a week.
T: 204-728-2322
LOCATION: 363 1st Street
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C ART WR I GHT
A welcoming community located at the
intersection of Highway 3 and 5, Cartwright
dates back to the late 1800s. The Clay Banks
were used in the early days as a buffalo drop.
Enjoy camping, golfing, swimming, hiking
and celebrate Ponderosa Days on August
long weekend.
Westman Reptile Gardens walk through this indoor exhibit
of North America's most varied collection
of reptiles, amphibians and arachnids under
one roof. Home to over 300 animals including
snakes, gators, crocs, lizards, frogs, spiders,
bugs. Gift shop. Open April 1 to September 30,
Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.,
Sundays and holidays 12 - 5 p.m.; October 1
to March 31, Tuesday to Saturday 12 - 6 p.m.,
Sundays and most holidays 12 - 5 p.m.,
closed Mondays.
T: 204-529-2590 F: 204-529-2288
W: www.cartwright.mb.ca
T: 204-763-4030
W: www.reptilegardens.ca
LOCATION: 15 minutes east of Brandon,
call for directions
Ben Edom Pioneer Home has been
relocated to house artifacts in authentic setting.
Badger Creek Museum has local area
artifacts as well as rural, agricultural and
family life historical pieces. Open June to
September on request. Donations accepted.
T: 204-529-2363
LOCATION: Heritage Park
T: 204-529-2363
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CA R B ER RY
Carberry Plains Museum reflects the life
of Manitobans from early settlement to the
present day including Wop May, First World
War pilot, Tommy Douglas, former Premier
of Saskatchewan, Ernest Thompson Seton,
world-famous naturalist and Stanley Knowles,
Canada's Statesman and a collection of
Criddle paintings. Also visit Carberry's
heritage house, The Gingerbread House.
Open 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. daily in July and August.
By appointment June and September.
Admission charged.
T: 204-834-6609; 204-834-2797
W: www.townofcarberry.ca
LOCATION: 520 4th Avenue
IRVIN GOODON INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE MUSEUM
Blacksmith Museum, located on its original
site in the centre of Cartwright, is a fully
restored and working blacksmith shop.
Open on request. Donations accepted.
T: 204-529-2363
Cartwright School Museum displays various
items that would be found in an early
pioneer school. Open June to September
on request. Donations accepted.
T: 204-529-2363
Manitoba Telephone System Museum
displays various items found in an early
years' telephone office. Open June
to September on request.
T: 204-529-2363
Mather Post Office - original post office
moved to Heritage Park. Open June
to September on request.
T: 204-529-2363
CRY STA L CI TY
The Crystal City Community Printing Museum
houses western Canada's largest collection
of century-old printing machinery still in perfect
operating condition. Printing of the local
paper began in 1881 until 1952. The shop also
housed a small job printing business in the
original building using letter press machinery.
The print shop is a designated provincial
heritage site marked with a Manitoba Heritage
Council plaque. Open year-round, Monday
to Friday by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-873-2293; 204-873-2260
LOCATION: 212 Broadway Street S.
Come in for a friendly visit and coffee
at Lillian’s Tea Room located in an old
telephone building. This very small and
quaint tearoom serves home-made biscuits,
muffins, scones and a variety of flavoured
teas. Open year-round, 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
Tuesday to Friday.
T: 204-873-2150
LOCATION: 210 Broadway Street S.
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ATTRACTIONS
F O X WA R R EN
HA M I OTA
Foxwarren Memory Garden commemorates
the pioneers with over 700 handcrafted
stepping stones, flower beds and over 400
perennials along curved pathways on one
acre of land. Open spring to fall, daily. Guided
tours by appointment. Donations accepted.
The Hamiota Pioneer Club Museum
features artifacts relating to the settlement
and development of the district including
a 1909 church and the former McConnell
railway station. Open July and August
by appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-847-2162; 204-847-2218
F: 204-847-2047
W: www.mts.net/~foxsen/town
T: 204-764-2552; 204-764-2038
LOCATION: Hamiota Municipal Park
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GL E N B OR O
The Hart-Cam Museum is in the historic
A.E. Hill Company building. Open daily
July 1 to end of August, also by appointment.
Donations accepted.
You'll see Sara the Camel, a 7 m/24 ft. high
symbol of the Spirit Sands and a portion of
the prow of the S.S. Alpha, a steamboat that
went aground in 1885 in the Assiniboine River.
LOCATION: Camel Park at the junction
of PTH 2 and 5
Erny's Little House features antiques,
dinosaur bones, newspapers, sewing
machines. Free admission. Open year-round
by appointment.
EL G IN
Elgin and District Historical Museum Inc.
features a military memorial, sod house;
diorama of pioneer home, period clothing,
working windmill, agricultural machinery,
1940's snow plane, tools, school and sports
memorabilia, family histories and obituaries.
Open weekends July to September,
or by appointment.
T: 204-769-2147
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EL KHO R N
Manitoba Antique Automobile Museum
has more than 100 vintage autos
(1908 to 1960s), Native artifacts, steam
engines, farm machinery and antiques.
Open daily May 1 to September 30,
9 a.m. - 6 p.m., or year-round by appointment.
Admission charged.
T: 204-845-2161; 204-845-2604
W: www.mbautomuseum.com
LOCATION: on Trans-Canada Highway
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WESTERN
T: 204-827-2444; 204-827-5392;
204-526-5324 F: 204-827-2444
W: http://ernyslittlehouse.tripod.com/
LOCATION: Highway 2, 3 miles east of
Glenboro, 2 miles north, 1/4 mile east
On the Assiniboine River, near Glenboro,
is the Stockton Ferry, the last remaining
operating river ferry in Southern Manitoba.
GO O DLA N DS
Turtle Mountain Coal Mines was the site
of Manitoba's only commercial coal mines,
which operated from 1883 to 1945 in the
Turtle Mountain region. The wartime labour
shortage and changed economic conditions
forced the last mine to close in 1943.
LOCATION: PTH 21 near PR 251
T: 204-858-2590; 204-858-2450;
204-858-2398
LOCATION: 310 Poplar Street
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K I LLA R N EY
Demonstration Farm House was the original
residence for the manager of the Killarney
Demonstration Farm circa 1910. Completely
refurbished, this municipal heritage site is open
to the public. Tours welcome.
LOCATION: near campground
The Turtle Mountain Flywheel Club Museum
is a power machinery museum in a historic
village setting. Over 100 engines are displayed.
Demonstrations given. Open daily,
10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. May to September.
Admission charged.
T: 204-534-7947 F: 204-523-8383
W: tmflywheelclub.ca
LOCATION: on PTH 3, west of PTH 18
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ME L ITA
The Antler River Historical Society Museum
has artifacts from archaeological digs,
a wedding dress, 1927 Aboriginal costume,
a transportation diorama, military history, rural
school room, pioneer home circa 1900, wildlife
exhibit, over 200 mounted birds and a display
of miniature scale model horses and wagons.
Open June, July and August, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
and also by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-522-3103 (museum)
T: 204-522-3438 (after hours)
LOCATION: corner of Summit and Ash
MI N I O TA
The Miniota Municipal Museum includes
a pioneer home, Native artifacts and
fossils. Open July and August daily and
by appointment; June and September by
T: 204-567-3690; 204-567-3505;
204-567-3643
MI N N EDO S A
Located in Manitoba’s valley paradise,
Minnedosa is a flourishing tourist centre
with ample shopping, restaurants, beach,
camping, scenic historic walking and nature
trails and challenging golf course.
Enter Minnedosa District Museum from
3rd Avenue N.E. See a landmark church,
rural school, 1910 period home, working
windmill, trout pond, working water wheel,
trappers' cabin, blacksmith shop, 1929 log
stable. Nearby is a suspension bridge, bison
compound and a fish ladder. The museum
is housed in the former Hydro Electric Station.
Open July long weekend to September long
weekend daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and
6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Admission charged.
T: 204-867-3542
LOCATION: 100 Heritage Park Crescent
N E E PAWA
Neepawa is a Cree word meaning
"abundance or plenty". The town is also known
as the "World Lily Capital". The Neepawa
& Area Lily Festival is celebrated the third full
weekend in July.
T: 204-476-8811
TOLL FREE: 1-866-893-0381
W: www.lilyfestival.com
Beautiful Plains County Court Building (PHS),
the second oldest public building in Manitoba,
is commemorated by a Historic Sites and
Monuments of Canada commemorative
plaque. The County Court building was
erected in 1884 to house the court and gaol
and town and municipal offices.
Beautiful Plains Museum is located in the
former CNR station, a designated historical
railway station. Three floors include a chapel,
children's room, masonic room, cabin, general
store and more. Open May long weekend to
September long weekend and by appointment
other months. Admission by donations.
T: 204-476-3896; 476-3232 off-season
LOCATION: west end of Hamilton Street
Margaret Laurence Home (PHS)
is a living memorial to Margaret
Laurence. A wide variety of her memorabilia
includes doctoral robes and hoods, typewriter,
honourary degrees and some of the original
furniture. Gift shop on site. Open mid-May
to September 30, daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.;
by appointment rest of year. Tours welcome.
Admission charged.
T: 204-476-3612; 204-476-5622
W: www.margaretlaurencehome.ca
LOCATION: 312 First Avenue N.
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Manitoba's dramatic growth in the 1880s
and 1890s brought equally dramatic changes
to church architecture. Knox Presbyterian
Church (PHS) is an excellent example
of Romanesque Revival church architecture
with its rusticated stone, round-arched
windows and pyramidal bell tower.
LOCATION: 396 First Avenue
PI LOT M OU N D
The community in the heart of the Pembina
Valley was named for a mound that can
be seen from 25 km/16 mi. away. It was
known as Little Dance Hill by the Assiniboin
First Nation and a landmark for explorers
and settlers travelling across the prairie.
Marringhurst Heritage House, built in 1909,
is a fully restored, designated municipal
heritage site. It operates as a turn-of-thecentury farmhome museum with spacious
lawns. Modern kitchen facilities provide
an elegant venue for group light meals.
Open July and August, 1 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Thursday to Monday. Also open
by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-825-2958; 204-825-2102;
204-825-2390
LOCATION: approximately 6 mi.
from Rock Lake
R ESTON
Reston and District Museum houses
household pieces, military memorabilia,
pioneer business artifacts, threshing
machines, Model T Car, stationery engines
and McDonald House built in 1896.
Open July and August. Admission charged.
T: 204-877-3641 F: 204-877-3659
LOCATION: Reston Memorial Park
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R I VER S
Clack Family Heritage Museum is a unique
pioneer museum that boasts a collection
of antique automobiles, equipment and
pioneer artifacts. In the spirit of the early
pioneer, there is no entrance fee, however,
donations accepted. Open June 1 to
September 30, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily.
T: 204-328-5240
LOCATION: 8.8 km/5.5 mi.
northwest of Rivers
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ATTRACTIONS
WESTERN
SAN DY L A KE
Manitoba & North-Western Model
Railroad is a 28 foot by 38 foot landscaped
layout with 2,500 feet of HO gauge track,
several hundred freight and passenger
cars, 200 steam and diesel engines. Three
control boards handle as many as 12 trains
operating at once. The Railroad Museum
and Picture Gallery has over 2,000 items
including pictures, railroad artifacts, books,
magazines, railroadania and memorabilia.
Tours welcome. Open by appointment.
Admission charged.
T: 204-585-2419
Symonds Kiosk is dedicated to the railroaders
of the Rossburn Subdivision of the Canadian
National Railways. The display board contains
a schematic of the Rossburn Subdivision with
many railway related pictures from the various
places it served, and photos of Sandy Lake
area pioneer families.
T: 204-585-2419
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Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Museum features
artifacts from the Riding Mountain Settlement
from 1899. View displays of arts and crafts,
Easter eggs, wood carvings, traditional breads,
embroidered hand-crafted clothing, musical
instruments and a replica of log house/
thatched roof. Open July and August,
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday, also
open by appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-585-2636; 204-585-2168;
204-585-5314
LOCATION: Railway Avenue
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WORLD LILY FESTIVAL
SHILO
SHOA L LA K E
Camp Hughes (PHS) served as a training
camp from 1915-1916 during the First
World War. More than 38,000 troops of
the Canadian Expeditionary Force trained
here and fought in France, Flanders and
Vimy Ridge. Training trenches and military
cemetery are visible. Tours are available
through The RCA Museum by appointment.
This beautiful progressive community and
surrounding area offer year-round recreation
including fishing, hunting, golfing, camping,
boating, swimming, birding and hiking, ice
fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country
skiing. The countryside is adorned with
Ukrainian heritage sites, waterfowl and
wildlife. Visit the Police and Pioneer
Museum, Manitoba's only North West
Mounted Police museum, and the Prairie
Mountain Regional Museum with its
LOCATION: Camp Hughes Cemetery,
5 km/3 miles south of Hwy 1 on gravel road
south of PR 351
The Central Museum of the Royal
Regiment of Canadian Artillery
(The RCA Museum) displays Canada's
largest collection of artillery artifacts and the
most complete collection of Canadian pattern
military vehicles in existence. Group tours
welcome. Open year-round, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Monday to Friday; also 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
on weekends and holidays from Victoria Day
to Labour Day. Admission charged.
T: 204-765-3000 ext. 3570
W: www.rcamuseum.com
LOCATION: CFB Shilo, 15 km/9 mi. south
of Hwy. 1 on PR 340 (Base is open to visitors)
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heritage village and collection of horsedrawn vehicles. Open July and August or
by appointment. Celebrate Just 4 U Daze
(June), Homecoming 2009 (July 11-19) and
the agricultural fair (mid-July).
T: 204-759-3343 F: 204-759-2740
W: www.shoallake.ca
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SOU R IS
Souris is famous for its 102 year old
177 m/582 ft. free-suspension foot
bridge over the Souris River. This bridge
is the longest of its kind in Canada and was
built by Squire Sowden. It is located next
to Sowden's former residence, now
Hillcrest Museum.
T: 204-483-5200 F: 204-483-5203
W: www.sourismanitoba.com
Hillcrest Museum is a 1910 castle-like
home housing local artifacts, over 5,000
butterfly and moth collection and the
Agricultural Museum. Open June,
2 p.m.- 5 p.m. Sunday only; July and August,
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily. Group tours
by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-483-3309
LOCATION: 26 Crescent Avenue E.
Tour guides in period costume offer
Story Tours at “The Plum” – 1883 Souris
Heritage Church Museum. Live minimusicals daily and dinner theatre Monday
to Friday. The Victorian Tea Room offers
scones, Plum Punch, Plum n' Chocolate
sundaes, fresh baking, light lunches and
local specialties in season. See exhibits
of noteworthy area people from 1881
to present. Nature trails lead to Plum Creek
and Victoria Park trails. Tea Terrace with
Victorian Arbour overlooks the park and
bird sanctuary. Unique outdoor games room
provides a handout. Main floor is wheelchair
accessible. Open daily, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
July 1 to Labour Day, rest of year by
T: 204-483-3643 (summer); 204-483-2643;
204-483-2201; 204-483-2155
W: www.esouris.com/plum
LOCATION: 142 1st Street South, Hwy 22
Victoria Park has 75 serviced and unserviced
campsites, outdoor swimming pool, walking
trails, picnic area, Elks playground, baseball
diamonds, boat dock, bird sanctuary.
Fee charged for camping and swimming.
ATTRACTIONS
VI R DEN
WAWAN ESA
Manitoba’s main oilfield is at Virden,
where pump-jacks dot the landscape.
Oilfield tours can be arranged through
Manitoba Industry, Economic Development
and Mines, Petroleum Branch.
Sipiweske Museum is on the site of the
1903 Wawanesa Mutual Insurance building.
The collection includes memorabilia from
the pioneers, the insurance company,
the Criddle family and Nellie McClung.
The St. John the Divine Anglican Church
(built at Rounthwaite in 1882) is a designated
provincial heritage building. Open July and
August 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
By appointment rest of year.
Admission charged.
T: 204-748-4260
The former Virden Canadian Pacific
Railway Station (PHS) constructed in 1906
is an impressive fieldstone structure that
now serves as a community arts centre.
Virden Municipal Building and Auditorium
(PHS) is the oldest opera hall in Western
Canada. The 1911-1912 structure included
an auditorium, fire hall and municipal office.
The fire hall was demolished, the auditorium
restored and the municipal hall renovated.
Virden Pioneer Home Museum Inc.
is a large brick home built in 1888,
refurnished to depict life in the Victorian era.
Open May to August, Tuesday to Saturday
9 a.m. - 6 p.m., or by appointment yearround. Closed Sundays and Mondays.
Admission charged.
T: 204-748-1659
LOCATION: 390 King Street W.
WA S KA DA
Waskada Museum occupies 10,000 sq. ft.
including three historic buildings (1906 Union
Bank, 1914 Anglican Church, 1927 blacksmith
shop) and two display buildings. Pioneer
artifacts and clothing, military memorabilia,
plus unique items - 1903 mounted whooping
crane, Simplex silent movie projector, handpowered tablesaw, fireless cooker, WWII
"Weasel" snow tracker. Restored cars, trucks,
tractors, steam engine, horse-drawn fire
wagon. Open daily July and August
or by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-673-2557; 204-673-2503
F: 204-673-2663
W: www.waskada.ca
LOCATION: Railway Avenue
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T: 204-824-2369
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The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
(PHS) was created in 1896, providing farmers
in the Wawanesa area with their own insurance
company. Alonzo Fowler Kempton, its founder,
began the operation by insuring straw-burning
threshing machines. Wawanesa Mutual has
grown to become the second largest Canadianowned insurance company in the country.
This circa 1900 building is home to the
Sipiweske Museum.
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B E L M ON T
PLEA S A N T VA LL E Y GO L F C L UB
Box 279, Belmont MB R0K 0C0
T: 204-537-2487; 204-537-2735
W: www.pleasantvalleygolfclub.ca
SLOPE: 115 for, 119 mid
PAR: 71M, 71W
BRANDO N
C ART WRIGHT
N O RT HER N PI N ES
GO L F COU R SE
CA RTWR I GHT TOWN &
COU N TRY GOLF CLU B
1127 Braecrest Dr., Brandon MB R7C 1B1
T: 204-728-6967
T: 204-529-2260
PAR: 31M, 32W
BO IS S EVA I N GO L F C L UB
Box 989, Boissevain MB R0K 0E0
T: 204-534-2365
PAR: 35M, 35W
DELO RAINE
S UN N Y SI DE GOLF CLU B
21 Wedgewood Bay, Brandon MB R7B 3M9
T: 204-728-2374
B O ISSE VA IN
Box 232, Cartwright MB R0K 0L0
SLOPE: 105 ave
PAR: 72M, 74W
DELOR A I N E GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
Box 746, Deloraine MB R0M 0M0
T: 204-747-2411
W: www.delorainegolfclub.2trom.com
PAR: 36M, 36W
SLOPE: 111 ave
PAR: 33M, 34W
+ BOISSEVAIN
GOLF LISTINGS
EL G IN
MI NIO TA
RIV ERS
W HI T EWAT E R C E NT E NN I AL
PA R K & G O L F C O UR S E
M I NI OTA GOLF CLU B
& C AM PGR OU N D
R I VER DA LE GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
WESTERN
Box 155, Elgin MB R0K 0T0
Box 291, Miniota MB R0M 1M0
Box 117, Rivers MB R0K 1X0
T: 204-769-2404
T: 204-567-3553
T: 204-328-7122
Public / 9 / Arificial Greens
PAR: 29M, 30W
PAR: 34M, 34W
PAR: 70M, 72W
EL K H OR N
MI NNEDO S A
S ANDY LAKE
EL KHO R N G O LF
& CO U N T RY CL UB
M I NN EDOSA GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
SA N DY LA K E GOLF CO URSE
Box 280, Elkhorn MB R0M 0N0
Box 1191, Minnedosa MB R0J 1E0
T: 204-845-2161
T: 204-867-3151
TOLL FREE: 1-888-867-3151
W: discoverminnedosa.com
Public / 9 / Sand Greens
PAR: 33M, 35W
G L E N B OR O
GL EN B O R O G O L F
& CO U N T RY CL UB
Box 70, Glenboro MB R0K 0X0
T: 204-827-2856; 204-827-2488
TOLL FREE: 1-888-827-2856
W: www.golfglenboro.ca
PAR: 35M, 36W
H A M IOTA
HAM IO TA G O LF C L UB
SLOPE: 122 ave
PAR: 72M, 72W
OAK LAKE BEAC H
O AK I SLA N D GOLF
F O UR SEA SON S
I S L AND R ESORT
Box 1749, Virden MB R0M 2C0
T: 204-855-2262
TOLL FREE: 1-888-855-2262
W: www.fourseasonsislandresort.com
PAR: 72M, 72W
Box 611, Hamiota MB R0M 0T0
T: 204-764-2341
PAR: 33M, 33W
M E L ITA
TO W N S E N D VAL L E Y
GO L F CO U R S E
Box 665, Melita MB R0M 1L0
T: 204-522-3820
SLOPE: 121 ave
PAR: 35M, 37W
PI L O T M O UN T
P I L O T M OU N D TOWN
& C O U N TRY GOLF CLU B
Box 143, Pilot Mound MB R0G 1P0
T: 204-825-2766
SLOPE: 125 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
Box 36, Sandy Lake MB R0J 1X0
T: 204-585-5227
PAR: 34M, 38W
V IRDEN
VI R DEN WELLVI EW GOLF C LUB
T: 204-748-1721
SLOPE: 106 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
WAS KADA
WA SK A DA GOLF CLU B
Box 40, Waskada MB R0M 2E0
T: 204-673-2401
Public / 6 / Arificial Greens
PAR: 22M, 22W
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* ARGYLE CENTENNIAL
PARK CAMPGROUND
Spacious sites, playground, baseball
diamonds. Across the street from the curling
and skating rinks and Belgium Bowling sand
alleys. Northeast edge of Baldur. Open May
to October.
Box 40, Baldur MB R0K 0B0
T: 204-535-2176 F: 204-535-2505
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B E L M ON T
) BELMONT MOTOR INN
Duck, goose, deer, elk, moose hunting.
Fishing, boating, five golf courses,
snowmobiling, skiing, quad trails, most
unique pub in the province, bands.
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) CHERRY CREEK INN
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Fifteen minutes from International Peace
Garden and several lakes. Great bird and big
game hunting area.
Breathtaking river valley view offers
a perfectly relaxing home away from home.
Enjoy nearby skiing, snowmobiling, tennis,
hiking, mountain biking, hunting, fishing,
golfing. Packages available.
Box 488, 283 - 7th Street,
Birtle MB R0M 0C0
T: 204-842-5201; 204-773-0379
F: 204-842-5287
W: www.acornaerie.com
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RIVERVIEW GUEST HOUSE
Fully equipped kitchen, six person hot tub,
three season front porch. Beach, golf, tennis,
hiking, cross-county ski and snowmobile
trails nearby, 45 minutes from Asessippi Ski
Area and Resort.
T: 204-537-2616 F: 204-743-2339
TOLL FREE: 1-888-280-4286
Box 491, 617 Kent St., Birtle MB R0M 0C0
T: 204-842-3660; 204-842-3956
W: www.lbvalley.com/riverview
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* STRATHCONA PARK
BOI SS EVAIN
Situated in southern Manitoba on beautiful
Pelican Lake. Beach, campgrounds, modern
restrooms, playgrounds, store and boat
launching facilities. Two miles west of
Belmont on PTH 23 and six miles south.
T: 204-537-2241 F: 204-537-2364
W: www.rmstrathcona.com
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C AN A DI A N
W I L D ER N ESS I N N
We provide you with a unique experience.
The log structure entrance to the wildlife
theme throughout the hotel will provide
a restful encounter. Committed to excellence
in service, price, accommodation.
Box 1090, 306 Mountain Street,
Boissevain MB R0K 0E0
T: 204-534-7155
TOLL FREE: 1-877-534-7155
W: www.canwildernessinn.ca
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T: 204-534-3221 F: 204-534-6556
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) R ED COAT I N N
Located on Highway 10, hot tub, telephone,
central air, hot tub suite, banquet facilities
for 10 to 100 plus, 15 minutes from great
fishing, hunting and International Peace
Garden. Chicken Chef restaurant.
Box 700, 550 Mill Rd.,
Boissevain MB R0K 0E0
T: 204-534-2406 F: 204-534-6556
TOLL FREE: 1-866-534-2406
W: www.redcoatinn.ca
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ROOM TO GROW
GREENHOUSE & GUESTHOUSE
A beautiful two-story straw bale guest house
is your comfortable home on this woodland
farm. Friendly animals, trails, bountiful garden,
full kitchen, generous hospitality. See website
for photos. Some German spoken.
T: 204-534-2303
W: www.roomtogrow.info
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+ THE LOFT BED & BREAKFAST
Our acreage is located on Highway 10, north
side of Boissevain, within walking distance
of town. Private, self-contained suite, fridge,
microwave, satellite TV, complimentary
coffee and tea. Reservations recommended.
T: 204-534-2964 F: 204-534-2247
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ACCOMMODATIONS
+, WA L KINS H AW P L AC E
Historic spacious guesthouse in quiet
Turtle Mountain country, outdoor hot
tub, hiking, snowshoe, ski trails. Vacation
packages: golfing, kayaking, geocaching,
Boissevain attractions, country garden tours,
International Peace Garden tours, romance.
T: 204-534-6979
TOLL FREE: 1-888-739-2579
W: www.walkinshawplace.net
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B RA N DON
) BARNEY'S MOTEL
Complimentary continental breakfast.
Air-conditioned units, lobby Internet, fridges,
microwaves and complimentary coffee
in each room. Nominated as most humorous
motel in Canada.
105 Middleton Avenue,
Brandon MB R7C 1A8
T: 204-725-1540 F: 204-728-1506
TOLL FREE: 1-866-825-8166
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+ BRAEVIEW BED & BREAKFAST
Off Trans-Canada Highway overlooking
Grand Valley. Telephone, wireless Internet,
TV in room. Nearby golf, International
Peace Garden, Riding Mountain National
Park, Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Souris
Swinging Bridge. Shopping.
23 Hanbury Place, Brandon MB R7A 6V7
T: 204-727-4594; 204-724-4009
F: 204-727-8680
W: www.geocities.com/braeviewbb
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WESTERN
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CA SA M A LEY
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Tudor-style, heritage home with lots of
character. Centrally located. Close to museums,
Keystone Centre, Brandon University, shopping,
restaurants. Delicious home cooked breakfast
with fresh muffins. Warm, friendly atmosphere.
1605 Victoria Avenue,
Brandon MB R7A 1C1
T: 204-728-0812; 204-724-2399
F: 204-728-6287
TOLL FREE: 1-877-729-2900
) C AN A D I N N S DESTI N ATI ON %
C E NT RE B R A N DON
Brandon's newest hotel. Connected to
Keystone Centre, wireless and hard-wired
high-speed Internet, indoor pool, waterslide,
AALTO'S Garden Café, pub, gaming lounge,
Great Western Rowadhouse. Hot breakfast
Sunday to Thursday.
See ad page: 46
1125 - 18th Street, Brandon MB R7A 7C5
T: 204-727-1422 F: 204-727-1427
TOLL FREE: 1-888-332-2623
34678(
) CANADIAN INN
Spacious, comfortable modern rooms
equipped with TV, air-conditioned, telephones,
complimentary coffee. Guest room amenities.
Bank machine. Games room. Visa, MasterCard,
American Express.
150 - 5th Street, Brandon MB R7A 3K4
T: 204-727-6404 F: 204-729-0780
3678
) COMFORT INN
Conveniently located off Trans-Canada Highway.
Deluxe continental breakfast, patio door access
and minutes from shopping malls, Keystone
Centre, airport, museums. Major credit cards.
Watch for the yellow airplane.
See ad page: 185
Brandon MB R7C 1A8
T: 204-727-6232 F: 204-727-2246
TOLL FREE: 1-866-958-9898
TOLL FREE: 1-800-424-6423
W: www.choicehotels.com
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) DAY S IN N - B R AN D O N
L A K EVI EW I N N S & SU I TES
) ROYAL OAK INN & SUITES
High-speed Internet, salt water indoor pool,
hot tub, exercise facilities, free continental
breakfast, coffee makers, flat screen TVs,
queen/king beds, upgraded rooms, suites
available, restaurant and bowling adjacent.
Casual, warm, friendly personal service.
Spacious accommodations, fridge,
microwave, coffee maker, iron/board,
hair dryer. Indoor pool, exercise room,
complimentary continental breakfast,
wireless Internet, business centre,
newspapers, free DVD movies.
Beautifully decorated guestrooms, 60 luxury
suites with access to indoor pool, waterslide,
hot tub, splash pool. Full-service restaurant
and nightclub. Full meeting and convention
facilities for up to 500 people.
2130 Currie Blvd., Brandon MB R7B 4E7
T: 204-727-3600 F: 204-725-1457
TOLL FREE: 1-888-213-2192
W: www.days-inn-brandon.com
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) HILLCREST MOTEL LTD.
Overlooking Brandon's North Hill. Central air,
bar fridges, microwaves, TVs, 60 channels.
Weekly rates on request, monthly rates for
kitchenettes, pets welcome.
1250 - 1st Street N., Brandon MB R7A 7J9
T: 204-725-1550
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) KE Y S T O N E MO T O R I N N
Air-conditioned, cable TV, off-sales beer
vendor, bar, VLTs, credit cards accepted.
1050 - 18th Street,
Brandon MB R7A 5C1
T: 204-728-6620 F: 204-727-3841
TOLL FREE: 1-877-728-6620
W: www.keystonemotorinn.ca
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1880 - 18th Street N., Brandon MB R7C 1A5
T: 204-728-1880 F: 204-727-3924
TOLL FREE: 1-877-355-3500
W: www.lakeviewhotels.com
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* MEADOWLARK CAMPGROUND
On Trans-Canada Highway. Pull-through sites.
Clean facilities, friendly service. Free showers.
Modem port. Wi-Fi hotspot. Instant overnight
telephone hookups. Restaurants, golf nearby.
Mid-April to mid-October.
RR3, 100 Meadowlark Campground,
Brandon MB R7A 5Y3
T: 204-728-7205 F: 204-725-4720
TOLL FREE: 1-800-363-6434
W: www.meadowlarkrvpark.com
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. NATURE'S HIDEAWAY
Romantic cabin nestled in the beautiful
Brandon hills. King bed, jacuzzi, fireplace,
kitchenette, barbecue, deck overlooking
private pond. Hiking, biking, cross-country
skiing, use of rowboat.
Site 410 Box 21 RR4,
Brandon MB R7A 5Y4
T: 204-728-2631
W: www.natureshideaway.ca
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3130 Victoria Avenue,
Brandon MB R7B 0N2
T: 204-728-5775 F: 204-726-5828
TOLL FREE: 1-800-852-2709
W: www.royaloakinn.com
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) SUPER 8 MOTEL - BRANDON
Free high speed Internet, free breakfast,
DVD library, nearby restaurants. At junction
of Hwy. 1 and 10 south. Pool, hot tub,
fridges, conference room, fitness room,
ATM, coin-op laundry.
See ad page: 89
1570 Highland Avenue,
Brandon MB R7C 1A7
T: 204-729-8024 F: 204-728-3024
TOLL FREE: 1-800-800-8000
W: www.super8brandon.com
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) TR A I LS WEST I N N
Indoor waterslide and hot tub, non-smoking
rooms. Banquet and meeting rooms, restaurant,
lounge, nightclub. Free wireless Internet.
210 - 18th Street N., Brandon MB R7A 6P3
T: 204-727-3800 F: 204-726-1116
TOLL FREE: 1-888-234-4040
W: www.trailswest.mb.ca
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ACCOMMODATIONS
) VICTORIA INN
Ten luxury suites, in-house massage
therapy, in-room coffee maker, iron and
ironing board, exercise room and whirlpool.
Wheelchair accessible rooms. Ask about our
cashback program.
3550 Victoria Avenue, Brandon MB R7B 2R4
T: 204-725-1532 F: 204-727-8282
TOLL FREE: 1-877-842-4667
W: www.vicinn.com
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1917 country home along Trans-Canada
Highway. Antique furniture, televisions,
two decks, air-conditioned, fireplace,
homecooking. King room with shower,
three bedrooms share. Golf course
adjacent to our quiet hideaway, come relax.
Brandon MB R7C 1A8
T: 204-726-4280 F: 204-726-4280
TOLL FREE: 1-888-944-8347
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C A R B E R RY
) CARBERRY MOTOR INN
Four kitchenettes, all rooms have double beds.
Non-smoking rooms available. Near hiking
and ski trails.
Box 1100, Carberry MB R0K 0H0
T: 204-834-2197 F: 204-834-2224
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WESTERN
CART WRIGHT
) CARTWRIGHT MOTOR HOTEL
Beverage room, licensed dining room,
air-conditioned, common kitchen area, nonsmoking modern rooms, fridge, cable TV,
DVD, VLTs. "You are a stranger but once"
at Cherie's Place.
Box 388, 400 Curwen Street,
Cartwright MB R0K 0L0
T: 204-529-2526
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+ EAGLE'S EYE RETREAT
Spectacular view overlooking Badger Creek.
Also see eagles, turkeys, snapping and
painted turtles, birds. Enjoy hiking, bonfires,
quiet spot by the river, golfing nearby.
Comfortable accommodations.
Meeting room capacity 12.
Box 94, Mather MB R0K 1L0
T: 204-529-2380; 204-825-8660
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* HERITAGE PARK CAMPGROUND
Adjacent to Waldie Field Ball Park, Cartwright
Heritage Park, museums, near downtown
services (junction of Highways 3 & 5).
Open May to November.
Box 9, Cartwright MB R0K 0L0
T: 204-529-2590; 204-529-2363
F: 204-529-2288
W: www.cartwrightmb.ca
Camping Rates: $10
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* ROCK LAKE CAMPGROUND
Box 37, Crystal City MB R0K 0N0
T: 204-529-2365
SPIRIT SANDS
C RYS TAL CIT Y
*
CRYSTAL CITY
MUNICIPAL TRAILER PARK
Beautiful, well-treed park with well
equipped playground. Located off Hwy 3,
approximately 18 km north of the U.S. border.
T: 204-873-2591 F: 204-873-2459
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+
POPLAR LANE
BED & BREAKFAST
Enjoy warm hospitality in our grand threestorey country home (1905). Spacious
"Cabin in the Attic" with hot tub, satellite
TV. Sheep, horses, Cypress Creek, gardens,
golfing and more.
T: 204-873-2194
W: www.poplarlane.ca
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D E L OR A IN E
+ CO U N T RY GAR D E N I N N
Like a visit to Grandma's. Private guest house,
one family-size, two double bedrooms, two
bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, hot tub. Nearby
golfing, fishing, swimming, skiing. Walking
distance to stores, restaurant, hospital.
Box 12, 309 Morton Ave.,
Deloraine MB R0M 0M0
T: 204-747-3058; 204-747-3133
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TURTLE MOUNTAIN
ALL SEASON RESORT
Located on scenic Lake Metigoshe. Cabins with
kitchenette, air-conditioned. Open year-round.
Box 436, Deloraine MB R0M 0M0
T: 204-747-3919 F: 204-747-3957
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DUNREA
+ CASA DE JUAN
BED & BREAKFAST
Full breakfast served. Relax on the patio
in this peaceful small village. Make this
your headquarters while you discover
southwestern Manitoba. Weekly rate gives
you two free nights.
Box 14, 233 Wilkie Ave.,
Dunrea MB R0K 0S0
T: 204-776-2038
Single occupancy: $55
Double occupancy: $60
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SPIRIT SANDS
EL GIN
*
WHITEWATER CENTENNIAL
PARK & GOLF COURSE
Open April to end of October, barbecue pits,
20 amp, group camping, 1.5 km at junction
of PTH 22 and 23.
Box 155, Elgin MB R0K 0T0
T: 204-769-2404
Camping Rates: $20
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EL K H O RN
* ELKHORN CAMPGROUND
Open May to mid-October.
T: 204-845-2161 F: 204-845-2312
W: www.elkhorn.mb.ca
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Located mid-way between Regina,
Saskatchewan and Winnipeg, Manitoba
on the Trans-Canada Highway. This turnof-the-century "old hotel style" B&B,
open year-round, has an eclectic decor
and a homey ambiance.
T: 204-845-2388 F: 204-845-2394
TOLL FREE: 1-877-882-4466
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F ORRES T
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H OU SE B &B
Country lifestyle at its best. Restored 1900
historically designated home, 10 km north
of Brandon. Full hot or continental breakfast,
supper available upon request. Large veranda,
bonfire at night, cross-country skiing.
Box 26, Forrest MB R0K 0W0
T: 204-571-1913
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G L ENBO RO
) GLENBORO HOTEL
+ WESTBROOK BED & BREAKFAST
Friendly hospitality on farm just off TransCanada Highway. Spacious modern home
with veranda, fireplace, piano, shuffleboard,
games, TV. Delicious homecooked
breakfast. Snacks available. Learn about
our bison and grain farm.
T: 204-845-2436 F: 204-845-2436
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ER IC K SON
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L A KES IDE AE R I E
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Lakeside setting, spectacular sunsets, birds,
wildlife. Near Riding Mountain National
Park. French spoken. Hosts know area well,
love travel, the arts. Calming meadow
labyrinth to walk.
Box 672, Erickson MB R0J 0P0
T: 204-848-2010; 204-724-3725
W: www.lakesideaerie.com
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Country-style accommodations and service,
home-style cooking, large beverage room,
vendor (late night), Visa, MasterCard, Debit,
close to Spruce Woods Provincial Park and
the Carberry Desert.
T: 204-827-2017; 204-885-2653
F: 204-827-2669
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+ HIWIN-GLEN FARM COTTAGE
Two miles west of Glenboro on Highway
2. 10 minutes from Spruce Woods
Provincial Park. Experience life on a dairy
farm. Separate guest house. Hiking trails,
swimming, cross-country skiing.
T: 204-827-2524
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WESTERN
*.
SPIRIT SANDS LODGING
RV PARK
4 km north of Glenboro. 15 & 30 amp,
water, sewer at each site. Year-round private
cottage, full kitchen, fireplace, TV, barbecue,
fire pit, picnic table, hiking trail, firewood.
Open year-round.
T: 204-827-2607 F: 204-827-2607
Camping Rates: $20
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) SPRUCE WOODS INN
The Spruce Woods Inn is located
on Highway 2, 10 km south of Spruce Woods
Provincial Park. Fully licensed, catering
offered. VLTs and ATM on site. Cable TV.
Box 430, 426 Lyall Street,
Glenboro MB R0K 0X0
T: 204-827-2648; 204-827-2887
F: 204-827-2887
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HAM IO TA
) HAMIOTA HOTEL/MOTEL
ATM and laundromat 24 hours a day,
satellite dish, cable TV, VCRs on request, airconditioned, full bath, bar fridges in rooms,
pizza delivery.
Box 427, Hamiota MB R0M 0T0
T: 204-764-2426
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* HAMIOTA MUNICIPAL
PARK AND CAMPGROUND
Nestled in friendly community of Hamiota
with reasonable rates. Heated pool, green
spaces, nature trails, golfing and more closeby.
Reservations encouraged. Special events for
all ages. Open May to mid-September.
K ELWO O D
+ EVERGREEN PLACE
* KELWOOD CENTENNIAL PARK
One block from Killarney Lake, modern
split-level home, sunny deck, family room,
fireplace. Tea and baking are always
available. Close to golf course
and International Peace Garden.
At Kelwood, off Highway 5, north from
Neepawa, near Riding Mountain National
Park. Open June 1 to August 31. Showers
available upon request.
Box 1172, 709 Galway Bay,
Killarney MB R0K 1G0
T: 204-523-8979
Box 568, 75 Maple Ave.,
Hamiota MB R0M 0T0
T: 204-764-3050 ext. 106 F: 204-764-3055
W: www.hamiota.com
Box 20, Kelwood MB R0J 0Y0
T: 204-967-2208
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K I L LARNEY
H A RT N E Y
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C OU N TRY COM F ORT
A
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L A B ELLE VI E B &B
Come for the country and stay for the
comfort. Attractively appointed guestrooms
available. Large living and recreational
areas with all the amenities. Large groups
welcome. Golf packages available.
Enjoy country living in our 1901 heritage
home located on 20 acres, three miles from
Killarney. Relax with coffee or a cold drink
by the pool. Sleigh and wagon rides.
* HARTNEY COMMUNITY
POOL & CAMPGROUND
Hartney Swimming Pool and Campground
invites you to enjoy our quiet camping
facility, complete with outdoor swimming
pool and playground for the family.
Open June to September long weekend.
Box 339, Hartney MB R0M 0X0
T: 204-858-2429; 204-858-2396
F: 204-858-2681
TOLL FREE: 1-866-858-2429
W: www.hartney.ca
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Box 808, Killarney MB R0K 1G0
T: 204-523-8742 F: 204-523-8511
TOLL FREE: 1-877-523-8511
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EMERALD ISLE
MOTEL & RESORT
+ RIVER PARK FARM GUEST HOME
Beach, camping May to September, airconditioned, cable TV, wireless high-speed
Internet on beautiful Killarney Lake. Fridges,
microwaves, coffee in rooms. Snacks, pizza,
beverages in office, cold beer vendor.
Beautifully restored three-storey 1910 brick
guesthouse. Leaded windows, large veranda,
eight-bed attic dormitory with other
guestrooms allow sleeping for 12 people.
Ideal for small retreats, family get-togethers,
tent weddings.
Box 310, Hartney MB R0M 0X0
T: 204-858-2084 F: 204-858-2230
W: www.bbcanada/westernregion/manitoba
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Box 1600, 103 Water Ave.,
T: 204-523-4215 F: 204-523-3396
TOLL FREE: 1-866-523-4215
W: www.emeraldisle.ca
Camping Rates: $20
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Box 791, Killarney MB R0K 1G0
T: 204-523-7212
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Turn-of-the-century two-storey house with
large quiet rooms and custom woodwork
throughout. Enjoy park-like setting on
country acreage. Within several miles of two
golf courses.
Box 1854, Neelin Rd.,
T: 204-523-7450; 204-523-2148
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M E L ITA
MI NIO TA
* L & F CAMPGROUND
) MINIOTA INN
Located at corner of Highway 3 and 83.
Full-service hook-up, 30 amp (water, sewer,
hydro). Open April to October.
Highway 83 North - the longest in North
America from Pine to Palm. Located
by Assiniboine River. Golfing, fishing, curling,
hockey, snowmobiling, all in season.
Grass green, water, fairways.
T: 204-522-3183; 204-522-8680
F: 204-522-3474
Camping Rates: $20
Box 4, Miniota MB R0M 1M0
T: 204-567-3776 F: 204-567-3623
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* RIVER PARK R.V. CAMPGROUND
Pull-through sites, sewage disposal nearby.
Open May 1 to mid-October.
T: 204-522-3413 F: 204-522-3587
W: www.melitamb.ca
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* SOURISFORD MUNICIPAL PARK
Free camping, picnic tables.
T: 204-522-3623 F: 204-522-8706
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RR 1, Carroll MB R0K 0K0
T: 204-483-4024; 204-748-3861
W: www.lizzielakestation.com
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Box 1964, 47 - 3rd Avenue S.E.,
Minnedosa MB R0J 1E0
T: 204-867-2126
W: www.lawswaybandb.com
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T: 204-867-5633
M E TIG O S HE
. LIZZIE LAKE STATION
This historic brick three-storey offers four
well appointed guest rooms and creatively
prepared gourmet breakfasts. Centrally
located near lake, golf course, restaurants.
Cozy den with fireplace, screened veranda.
Enjoy the privacy and quiet of our
secluded hilltop haven, minutes from
downtown. Hot tub, private lounge with
TV/DVD, private patio. Hunters welcome,
special packages and rates upon request.
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All season vacation home at Lake
Metigoshe in the Turtle Mountains near
the International Peace Garden. Spacious
accommodations for hunters, snowmobilers
and vacationers.
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B E A CH R OA D
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This 1914 farm home is furnished in the
style of early Canadiana. Breakfasts feature
organic eggs, local fruit, home-made breads,
preserves. Additional meals upon request.
Hiking and ski trails.
T: 204-874-2165; 204-867-0792
F: 204-874-2165
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BOISSEVAIN
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* MINNEDOSA CAMPGROUND
On the shores of beautiful Lake Minnedosa.
Beaches, scenic walks, soccer pitch, ball
diamonds, concession stand are all part of the
facilities. Open May to September.
T: 204-867-3450; 204-867-3885
F: 204-867-5021
TOLL FREE: 1-888-867-3450
W: www.discoverminnedosa.com
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) MINNEDOSA INN
Fridges, microwaves, air-conditioned, VLTs,
off-sales beer vendor, ATM.
T: 204-867-2777 F: 204-867-2351
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T I L S O N PL AC E
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You will be enchanted by this 1901 Queen
Anne home. Five spacious, private guest
rooms, large common area, front veranda.
Near town amenities, restaurants, shops,
golf, lake and beach.
T: 204-867-2830 F: 204-867-5051
W: www.tilsonplace.com
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) VALLEY MOTOR LODGE
We offer clean comfortable accommodations
with indoor pool, hot tub, licensed
restaurant, VLT lounge, nightclub and retail
vendor. Our town has many attractions
to make your visit most enjoyable.
T: 204-867-5858 F: 204-867-5832
W: www.minnedosa.com
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Working grain and cattle farm, petting
animals, horses to ride. Homecooked meals,
relaxing atmosphere, fun-filled adventure
for the whole family. 45 minutes south of
Brandon on PTH 23.
Our turn-of-the-century Victorian home offers
comfortable place, beautifully landscaped
grounds. Hearty breakfast served. Near golf
course, Margaret Laurence Home, the Lily
Festival and gardens, provincial and national
parks. Open year-round.
Box 93, Minto MB R0K 1M0
T: 204-776-2176 F: 204-776-2176
TOLL FREE: 1-866-201-0440
W: www.countryvacations.mb.ca/fraserfamily
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Box 291, 536 2nd Avenue,
Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-3477
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Cozy cottage under a giant elm, breathtaking
view of Whitemud River Valley. Loft with
queen bed, main floor twin or queen
bedroom. Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Box 2624, 353 Vivian St.,
Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-3179
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* NEEPAWA LIONS
RIVERBEND PARK
Off Highway 16, near downtown, swimming
pool, golf course. Neepawa is The World Lily
Capital and the birthplace of Canadian author Margaret Laurence. May to September.
Box 339, Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-7676 F: 204-476-7624
W: www.neepawa.ca
) VIVIAN MOTOR HOTEL
*. PELICAN LAKE RIVIERA
Air conditioning, cable TV, VLTs, off-sales
beer vendor, bar, restaurant.
Two four-season cabins, full-service RV
campground, boat mooring. Near golfing
and snowmobile trails. Canoe and kayak
rentals, laundromat, barbecue pits.
Four miles south on Pelican Lake Road.
Box 68, 236 Hamilton Ave.,
Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-7400; 204-476-7403
F: 204-476-7409
W: www.vivianmotorhotel.com
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) WESTWAY INN
Clean, quiet, air-conditioned rooms with TV,
telephone, and high-speed Internet. In-room
coffee, complimentary continental breakfast,
theme suite with private hot tub, seniors
rates. All major credit cards.
Box 816, Highway 16 West,
Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-2355 F: 204-476-3845
TOLL FREE: 1-800-448-0994
W: www.westwayinnmotel.tripod.com
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Intimate family motel. Telephones, TVs, fridges,
coffeemakers in rooms. Air-conditioned, queen
beds, fax, e-mail. Non-smoking rooms, some
pet rooms. Adjacent to licensed restaurant.
Two rooms with wheelchair ramps.
Box 1622, 71 Main St. W.,
Neepawa MB R0J 1H0
T: 204-476-2331 F: 204-476-3816
W: www.mts.net/~dalkm
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* HAPPY LAND RECREATION PARK
Open mid-May to September, camping on
Pelican Lake. Showers, fire pits, group camping,
dump station, great fishing and bird-watching,
long sheltered lake ideal for all water sports.
Box 205, 355 Front St E.,
Ninette MB R0K 1R0
T: 204-528-2653 F: 204-528-3297
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Box 202, Ninette MB R0K 1R0
T: 204-537-2270
W: www.pelicanlakeriviera.com
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DELEAU-SIFTON
CENTENNIAL PARK
Box 100, Oak Lake MB R0M 1P0
T: 204-855-2423 F: 204-855-2836
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FOUR SEASONS
ISLAND RESORT
5 km west of Oak Lake on Trans-Canada,
10 km south on paved PR 254. 18-hole
championship golf course, beach, rental
accommodations, grocery store, full-service
marina, restaurant, campground, mini-golf.
T: 204-855-2307; 204-855-2262
F: 204-855-2058
TOLL FREE: 1-800-855-2307
W: www.fourseasonsislandresort.com
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* PIERSON CAMPGROUND
Unlimited sites, donations accepted,
modern washrooms, sewage disposal.
Box 100, Pierson MB R0M 1S0
T: 204-634-2231 F: 204-634-2479
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Spacious newer home with all amenities.
RI VE RS
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A small town hotel located near the beach
and Trans-Canada Trail. Includes a patio,
ATM and VLTs. Try a sizzling steak in our
Triple Black Restaurant and Steakhouse.
Box 91, 510 Donald St. S.,
Pilot Mound MB R0G 1P0
T: 204-825-3887
W: bbcanadacom/10886.html
Single Occupancy: $45-$60
Double Occupancy: $55-$65
Two spacious theme suites with separate
entrances, wrap-around deck. Tastefully
decorated. Continental breakfast.
Quiet, peaceful surroundings. Walking trail,
lake, golf course nearby. Advance reservations
please. Cash, MasterCard.
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Box 838, Rivers MB R0K 1X0
T: 204-328-4457 F: 204-328-4457
R A P ID C IT Y
) QUEEN'S HOTEL
Located along river, quaint small town bar,
off-sales beer vendor, Interac only.
Box 202, Rapid City MB R0K 1W0
T: 204-826-2135
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* RAPID CITY CENTENNIAL PARK
May to September. Fishing, playground,
boat launch, beach, canoeing, swimming,
showers. Adjacent to sandy beach on Little
Saskatchewan River. Nearby nine-hole golf
course, museum.
Box 130, Rapid City MB R0K 1W0
T: 204-826-2679 F: 204-826-2652
Camping Rates: $15
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Hotel converted to bed and breakfast.
Quiet surroundings within one hour to
Riding Mountain National Park. Trails for
ATV, horses, snowmobiles. Large parking
area, unserviced camping, bonfire pits.
Box 119, Riding Mountain MB R0J 1T0
T: 204-967-2238 F: 204-967-2238
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* RIVERS PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
14 km north of Brandon on Highway 10,
22 km west on Highway 25 to park entrance.
(Winnipeg 948-3333). Open mid-May
to mid-September.
Sandy Lake MB R0J 1X0
T: 204-585-2600; 204-585-2432
W: www.sandylakehotel.com
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SANDY LAKE
LIONS CAMPGROUND
Beach, playground, fishing nearby. Beside
Trans-Canada Trail. Open May to October.
Box 232, Sandy Lake MB R0J 1X0
T: 204-585-2525; 204-585-5332
E: 204-585-2191
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* LAKEVIEW PARK
SAND Y LAKE
)*
RIDGETOP LODGE
& CAMPGROUND
Sandy Lake's school converted into a yearround lodge and campground destination.
416 Railway Avenue E.,
Sandy Lake MB R0J 1X0
T: 204-585-2780; 204-638-5474
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Adjacent to lake with boat launch,
swimming, fishing, skiing, walking distance
of the town's shopping area and golf course.
Open May to September 30.
Box 14, 201 1st Ave.,
Shoal Lake MB R0J 1Z0
T: 204-759-2629 F: 204-759-2740
TOLL FREE: 1-888-667-5253
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ACCOMMODATIONS
WESTERN
* MARSHALL CHAMBERS PARK
Beach, playground, fishing. Open May to
September. Located 6 km south on PTH 21
and 1.5 km west on PR 477.
Box 278, Shoal Lake MB R0J 1Z0
T: 204-759-2565 F: 204-759-2740
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A little corner of Italy located on Gonzaga's
farm on Highway 2, 17 km west of Reston.
Two double rooms and one single room.
Reservations preferred. Visa, MasterCard.
General Delivery, Sinclair MB R0M 2A0
T: 204-662-4442; 204-851-0531
F: 204-662-4530
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Located in Souris, private two-bedroom
Victoria-style home with kitchen, full
bathroom and air-conditioned. Breakfast left
for you to make at your convenience.
Box 554, Souris MB R0K 2C0
T: 204-483-3480 F: 204-483-3480
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Private guesthouse overlooking Souris River,
bedroom, fully modern kitchen, bath. Sleeps
up to eight people. Canoe, hike, enjoy farm
life. $10 extra person. Hunters welcome.
Large groups upon request.
Box 869, Souris MB R0K 2C0
T: 204-483-2834 F:204-483-2834
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THE GUEST ROOM
Private suites centrally located, walking
distance from suspension bridge, museums,
park, swimming pool, restaurants, arena
complex. Fully equipped kitchens, master
bedroom, cable TV, telephone. Non-smoking.
Box 609, 4 Crescent Ave. W.,
Souris MB R0K 2C0
T: 204-483-3246; 204-483-2087
F: 204-483-2627
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PR OVIN C IA L PA RK
* KICHE MANITOU
CAMPGROUND (P)
30 km south of Highway 1 on Highway 5.
Park is a unique mixture of natural contrasts
and wondrous adventures. Interpretive
program. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open mid-May to Thanksgiving.
STRAT HCLAIR
* MAX LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
) STRATHCLAIR HOTEL
80 km south of Highway 1 on Highway 10,
west on Highway 3 for 7 km, 11 km south
to park entrance road. Quiet, out-of-theway campground on park's largest lake.
Open from mid-May to mid-September.
Beverage room with VLTs and Interac.
Restaurant - homecooked meals, take-out,
broasted chicken and homemade pizza.
Catering available with or without bar.
Clean rooms.
Box 399, Strathclair MB R0J 2C0
T: 204-365-2527 F: 204-365-2801
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SPRUCE WOODS YURTS (P)
chairs. Guests bring bedding, utensils, outdoor
cooking equipment. Reservations accepted
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 204-948-3333).
Mid-May - Thanksgiving.
Bed and Breakfast, gift shop and licensed
dining room in peaceful Treesbank. Three
bedrooms, covered deck, indoor and outdoor
fireplaces, hot tub, outdoor swimming pool
and relaxation.
Yurt: $45
150 Railway St., Treesbank MB
T: 204-824-2279 F: 204-824-2279
Single Occupancy: $55A
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TU RT LE M O UN TAIN
PROV IN CIAL PARK
) FORT ELLICE MOTEL
Scenic valley, bilingual community, fishing,
canoeing, deer hunting and community events.
Two kitchenettes, cable TV, air-conditioned.
Close to the Old Fort Ellice site.
Box 209, St. Lazare MB R0M 1Y0
T: 204-683-2333
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* ADAM LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
90 km south of Highway 1 on Highway 10.
Adjacent to International Peace Garden.
Park is characterized by undulating hills,
marshland, deciduous forest and shallow lakes.
Interpretive program. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Camping Rates: $12
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WILLIAM LAKE
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
Home of the Turtle's Back. 84 km south
of Brandon on Hwy. 10, 7 km east on PR 341,
8 km south. For reservations call
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Camping Rates: $15
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ASSINIBOINE VALLEY
BED & BREAKFAST
Welcome to our farm home located close
to scenic Assiniboine Valley. Full breakfast
including home-made bread and baking.
20 km from Virden, restaurants, hospital,
shopping. RV parking. Advance notice.
T: 204-838-2225
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WESTERN
) COUNTRYSIDE INN
) J AY S I N N & SU I TES
* WASKADA PARK
Clean, comfortable rooms, air-conditioned,
cable TV, in-room fridge and coffee, gas
barbecues and microwaves available, awardwinning grounds. Complimentary breakfasts,
Internet and phone.
Six-hole golf course with artificial grass
greens immediately adjacent to park with
green fees set at $5 per day.
T: 204-748-1244 F: 204-748-6019
TOLL FREE: 1-888-575-7378
W: www.countrysideinn.netfirms.com
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) GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
All credit cards accepted, off-sales beer
vendor, bar, VLTs, downtown. Wireless Internet.
T: 204-748-2444 F: 204-748-1118
W: www.virdencentralhotel.ca
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Beautifully restored 1 1/2 storey 1907 brick
home with wrap around veranda. Homecooked breakfast, Belgian waffles. Oldfashioned style guest rooms with queen bed
and ensuite. Dutch and Flemish spoken.
T: 204-748-6996
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Large outdoor hot tub, fitness centre,
games room and free continental breakfast.
Conference and hospitality room for 60.
Executive suites with jacuzzi and fireplace.
Wireless Internet. All major credit cards.
T: 204-748-2223 F: 204-748-3979
W: www.jaysinn.ca
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* VIRDEN LIONS PARK
Located off Trans-Canada Highway on PR 257,
the south edge of town. Some pull-thru sites.
No credit cards. May 15 to September 15.
T: 204-748-8206; 204-851-2859
F: 204-748-6034
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) VIRDEN MOTEL
Two kitchenettes. Visa, MasterCard,
American Express, debit cards accepted.
T: 204-748-2424 F: 204-748-1618
TOLL FREE: 1-800-844-9761
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WAS KADA
) WASKADA GENESIS INN
Licensed restaurant. Bar, VLTs, rooms.
Excellent home-made meals, soups, pizzas,
cinnamon buns and pastry. Located in the
heart of duck hunting country. Your home
away from home hospitality.
T: 204-673-2690; 204-673-2656
F: 204-673-2535
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T: 204-673-2401 F: 204-673-2663
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HOM E B ED & B R EAKFAST
3100 sq. ft. log home overlooking Souris
River valley. Lower level or loft. Lounging area,
outdoor hot tub, gaming area, dance floor,
patio deck. Lower level wheelchair accessible.
Box 8, Wawanesa MB R0K 2G0
T: 204-824-2987; 204-724-3301
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* WAWANESA LIONS PARK
Located in the town of Wawanesa, 20 km east
of junction of Highway 2 and 10. Open May
to September. Playground, fishing, showers,
firepits, kitchen shelter. Daily and weekly rates.
Box 173, Wawanesa MB R0K 2G0
T: 204-824-2513
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Soothe your soul and scintillate your senses in
Manitoba’s stunning parks. Cool lakes, rushing rivers
and dense boreal forests are yours to explore. While
you take in the majestic beauty of Manitoba’s parks,
keep your eyes peeled for an abundance of wildlife,
including moose, elk, deer, black bear, bison and
rare birds. With the Parkland’s rich diversity of terrain
and attractions, there are exciting experiences to be
had, and memories to be made, throughout
the year.
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RIDING MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
M U ST S E E
PA R K L A N D
F OR M OR E I N F O
PARK LAND T OURIS M
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A S E S S IPPI S KI AR E A
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T: 204-564-2000
W: www.asessippi.com
LOCATION: in Asessippi Provincial Park.
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RIDIN G M O U NTAI N
NAT IO N A L PA R K O F C AN AD A
T: 204-848-7275
W: www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/riding
I NGL I S GR A I N ELEVATOR S
www.parklandtourism.com
T: 204-564-2243
LOCATION: Railway Avenue, Inglis
WAS Y L N EGRY CH
P I O N EER HOM ESTEA D
T: 204-548-2326
LOCATION: 17 km/10 mi. north of Gilbert
Plains, then turn east on Negrych Rd.
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www.golfmanitoba.com
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AS ES S IPPI S K I AREA
& WINT ER PARK
www.asessippi.com
PARK ROUT E
www.parkroute.com
GARDENS OF WES T ER N M ANI TO B A
http://gardenswestmb.cimnet.ca
TRAVEL MANITOBA
1-800-665-0040
[email protected]
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
A S E S S IPPI PR O VI N C I AL PAR K
The park is settled at the south end of Lake
of the Prairies, a man-made lake flanked by
the magnificent valley walls of the Assiniboine
and Shell rivers. The lake yields northern pike,
perch, and is one of the best walleye lakes
in the province. Facilities include camping,
yurts, hiking, boat rentals, fishing, self-guiding
trails, beach, washrooms accessible to the
disabled and a snack bar. The Shellmouth
Dam, which creates the lake, is 21 m/70 ft.
high and 1,218 m/ 4,200 ft. long.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
A S E S S IPPI S K I
A R E A A N D R E S O RT
This family resort is a total entertainment
centre with 25 downhill ski/board runs,
one quad and two triple chair lifts, wonder
carpet, terrain and tubing park. An enormous
winter village and day lodge with a food
court, conference/banquet facilities, friendly
neighbourhood pub, arcade, gift shop and
fully equipped rental/pro shop. Ski and
snowboard lessons, night skiing and school/
group packages. Summer river tubing,
paintball, kayak rentals and eurobungy
trampolines.
T: 204-564-2000 F: 204-564-2179
W: www.asessippi.com
LOCATION: in Asessippi Provincial Park
D UC K M OU N TA I N
Part of a long series of highlands known
as the Manitoba Escarpment. The park is
composed of thickly wooded, rolling terrain
with dozens of deep clear lakes brimming
with trout, splake, rainbow trout, walleye,
northern pike and perch. East Blue Lake
is 60 m/200 feet deep and the bottom
is visible at 9-12 m/30-40 ft. Boreal and
deciduous forests and upland meadows
support a wide variety of wildlife. Enjoy
fishing, camping, boating, hiking, scuba
diving and biking.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
Baldy Mountain is Manitoba's highest point
at 831 m/2,727 ft., with an observation
tower at the summit offering a spectacular
view. This historic interpretive site includes a
picnic area, hiking trail and washrooms.
Copernicus Hill, topped by a monument
and observation tower, is a 1.5 km/1 mi. trail
passing through a boreal forest.
F R ANK SK I N N ER
AR B O R ETU M TR A I L
Dr. Skinner is well known for his developments
of lilies, roses, lilacs and prairie hardy trees.
Visit the historical green house selection
area, the modern nursery, the Wild Willow
Trail, heritage Rose Garden, perennial
Shade Garden and Sunny Garden. Open
during daylight hours, spring to fall. Group
tours available. Donations accepted and
admission charged for groups.
TOLL FREE: 1-866-552-5496
W: www.skinnerarboretum.com
LOCATION: on PTH 83, 23 km/14 mi.
south of Roblin
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R I DI N G M OU N TA I N
N ATI ON A L PA R K
OF CA N A DA
This accessible wilderness features almost
3,000 sq. km/1,150 sq. mi. of boreal forest,
aspen parkland, deciduous forest and open
grasslands and meadows. The area is a
haven for outdoor wilderness experiences
and wildlife viewing - including a herd
of bison living in the park! A network of
day-use and overnight trails is designed
for hiking, cycling or horseback riding.
Interpretive programs are offered. There
are several campgrounds and picnic areas
at many of the lakes. Reservations are
required for camping in the backcountry.
Reservations for Wasagaming Campground
are advisable. Toll-free: 1-877-737-3783 or
www.pccamping.ca. Detailed guides and
maps are available at the park office and the
Visitor Centre. Admission charged.
See ad page: 132
T: 204-848-7275
W: www.pc.gc.ca/riding
A small bison herd numbering
approximately 30 animals is maintained on
a 647 ha. fenced range near Lake Audy.
An on-site exhibit relates the natural history
of the bison and the native fescue grassland
where they live. The herd is best viewed in
the early morning or evening hours.
Clear Lake is spring-fed and 33 m/110 ft.
deep. Enjoy swimming, boating, wind-surfing
and fishing for northern pike, walleye, perch,
lake trout and whitefish.
When Riding Mountain National Park
was designated in 1930, a man known as
Grey Owl gave talks and shows with his pet
beavers, Rawhide and Jellyroll. Although
people assumed he was Aboriginal, Grey
Owl was really an Englishman named
Archibald Bellaney who had assumed an
Aboriginal persona. His cabin can be visited
in the park by hiking or biking an 8.7
(one-way) km trail.
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The Visitor Centre contains displays,
pamphlets, audio-visual materials and
interpretive programs. The Nature Shop,
owned and operated by Friends of Riding
Mountain National Park, offers quality
souvenirs, interpretive and educational
materials and programs for all nature lovers.
Open in summer only.
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The Marina on Clear Lake offers cruises on
The Martese, a 62-foot 98-passenger tour
boat. Lunch cruise, mid-day cruise, dinner
cruise and an evening dessert cruise allow
visitors to enjoy the sights of Clear Lake.
Open May long weekend to Thanksgiving.
T: 204-867-7299; 204-848-1770
Wasagaming Townsite (PHS), on the south
shore of Clear Lake, provides a variety of
recreational activities including a fine
18-hole golf course, surfaced tennis courts,
lawn bowling and canoeing. Motels, resorts,
shops, restaurants, a cinema, campsites,
a boat rental facility and a big dance hall
are also found in the townsite. Two 1930s
log buildings, the Park Theatre and the
Wigwam Restaurant are designated as
provincial heritage sites. Wasagaming
Weekend is a true family affair.
ASESSIPPI PROVINCIAL PARK
ATTRACTIONS
ATT R A C T I O N S
BIN S CA RT H
Binscarth Gordon Orr Memorial Museum
exhibits a wonderful collection of artifacts
specific to the area. Open Monday to Friday
mid-June to mid-August. Donations accepted.
T: 204-532-2217 (summer)
T: 204-532-2223 (after August 31)
LOCATION: 19 km/11 min. south of
Russell on Hwy. 16
DAU PHIN
Dauphin is nestled in the heart of Parkland
region protected by the Riding Mountain
National Park and the Duck Mountains.
The City of Sunshine welcomes you to an
all-season wonderland with an abundance of
festivals and recreation. Swim at Manitoba's
only indoor wave pool, golf the 18-hole
course near Lake Dauphin.
See ad page: 127
T: 204-622-3228 F: 204-622-3290
TOLL FREE: 1-866-566-5669
W: www.dauphin.ca
The Court House was designed by J.H.
Bossons, a local architect, and opened in
1917. The building, adorned with stately
neo-classical detailing, is set on spacious
grounds and is the visual tour de force at
the end of Main Street.
PARKLAND
Fort Dauphin Museum Inc., surrounded
by a wooden palisade, is suggestive of an
18th century fur trade post and features
archaeological, fur trade and pioneer
artifacts. A trapper's cabin, a trading post,
a blacksmith's shop, a pioneer log house,
a schoolhouse, a church, and the main log
building are located inside palisade walls.
The Parkland Archaeological Laboratory
houses over 80,000 artifacts. The Museum
hosts the Fur Traders Rendezvous in
September. Open May, June and September
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday to Friday; July and
August 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. October to
April by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-638-6630 F: 204-629-2327
W: www.fortdauphinmuseum.wordpress.com
LOCATION: 140 Jackson Street
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Historic Ukrainian Catholic Church of the
Resurrection (PHS), recognized as a historic
site by Historic Sites and Monuments Board
of Canada, was built between 1936 and
1939 and is an outstanding example of the
early Kievan style of Eastern Christian church
architecture. Father Phillip Ruh designed the
church, with iconographer, Theodore Baran
(1957-58). Half-hour guided tours in July and
August. Other times by appointment.
T: 204-638-5511; 204-638-4190
Selo Ukraina "Ukrainian Village" is the site
of Canada's National Ukrainian Festival,
Dauphin's Countryfest and other major
events. A 10,000-seat amphitheatre is built
on the hillside, with a large stage below.
A multi-purpose building can serve banquets
for up to 560 people. Festival Square
features an enclosed display area with a mini
stage and seating area for 1,500 people.
Ukrainian Heritage Village is a restored
Ukrainian pioneer homestead with a church,
school, two authentic homes, village hall and
shoe repair shop. Call for summer hours or
for appointments. Admission charged.
T: 204-638-9401
W: www.dauphin.ca/selo
LOCATION: 12 km/8 mi. south of Dauphin
and 1 km/.5 mi. west of Hwy. 10
CANADA'S NATIONAL UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL
Trembowla Cross of Freedom Historic
Site and Museum (PHS) is the site of the
first Ukrainian Catholic Divine Liturgy held
in Canada in 1897. St. Michael's Ukrainian
Catholic Church, preserved as the oldest
in Canada (1898), a monument of the first
Ukrainian Catholic Bishop Nykyta Budka,
a grotto, pioneer home, Trembowla school
and other historic buildings and plaques
are also on site. Open daily, end of May
to end of August, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and by
appointment. Donations accepted.
T: 204-638-9641; 204-638-4609;
204-638-9047
LOCATION: 8.8 km/5 mi. northwest of Valley
River, off PR 362 on PR 491, Trembowla Rd.
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CLEAR LAKE
Watson Art Centre (PHS), a Romanesque
Revival-style building and formerly the
Dauphin Town Hall, is a restored 1905
landmark containing an art gallery featuring
Manitoba artists, meeting rooms and
auditorium. Open year-round, Monday to
Friday, noon - 5 p.m. Free admission.
T: 204-638-6231 F: 204-638-6231
W: www.watsonartcentre.ca
LOCATION: 104 - 1st Avenue NW
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The great wave of Ukrainian immigration to
Manitoba between 1896 and 1914 brought
new architectural forms to the Prairies.
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic
Church (PHS) is located in the beautiful
rolling hills near Riding Mountain National
Park. The church is a rare example of a
domed Ukrainian church constructed of logs.
LOCATION: PR 566, 11.5 km from Menzie
ETHEL B ERT
Ethelbert & District Museum features
outdoor clay oven, old school room, kitchen,
sewing room depicting the life of the early
settlers to the region. Open summer hours,
by appointment in winter. Admission charged.
T: 204-742-3761; 204-742-8860
(July, August)
LOCATION: 35 Railway Avenue North
GI L B E RT PLA I N S
Wasyl Negrych Pioneer Homestead (PHS),
one of the most impressive folk sites in
North America, contains the oldest known
Ukrainian-style house in Manitoba and
the most complete set of period farmyard
buildings in the province. Constructed in
1899, there are 10 log buildings. The 1908
bunkhouse contains a rare example of a
traditional Ukrainian clay bake-oven and
is the only known structure to feature a
long-shingle wooden roof. This is a historical
site recognized by the Historic Sites and
Monuments Board of Canada. Admission
charged. Open daily July and August,
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
T: 204-548-2326
LOCATION: 17 km/10 mi. north of Gilbert
Plains, then turn east on Negrych Rd.
GR AN DVI EW
Watson Crossley Community Museum
includes a large collection of early
settlement artifacts of different nationalities,
a log homesteader's house, a stone and
arrowhead collection, a miniature replica
of the Burrows Lumber Mill, an antique car
collection, a large variety of antique tractors
and agriculture machinery, restored and
furnished pioneer home, one-room school
house and an Ukrainian Orthodox church.
Open mid-June to early September
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily, any time by
T: 204-546-1007; 204-546-2661;
204-546-2027
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Inglis Grain Elevators National
Historic Site (PHS) is the last
remaining row of standard country grain
elevators. Five elevators still stand intact
beside an abandoned rail line in sharp
contrast to the demolition of thousands of
elevators experienced in numerous prairie
towns. Guided tours, interpretive centre and
arts and crafts gift shop. Open 9 a.m. 4 p.m. weekdays, and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
weekends in July and August. Guided
tours by reservation year-round.
Admission charged.
T: 204-564-2243 F: 204-564-2617
LOCATION: along Railway Avenue
Paulencu House (PHS), the former
farmhouse is the last known example of
traditional Romanian-style residence in
Manitoba. Built in 1906, it reflects a design
from the Carpathian Mountain Region of
Eastern Europe. Admission charged.
T: 204-564-2228
St. Elijah Pioneer Museum (PHS) is the
oldest standing Romanian church in
Manitoba. It was built by Romanian pioneers
in 1908 and restored in 1979. Its design
reflects traditional church forms common
in Bukovyna and Romania, then part of the
Austrian Empire. Admission charged.
T: 204-564-2228
LOCATION: 4.8 km/3 mi. north of Inglis
on PR 592 and .8 km/.5 mi. west
M CCR EA RY
Alpine Archie welcomes you to McCreary
located along the designated Parks Route.
Wildlife abounds and views are spectacular.
Hiking, biking, cross-country skiing trails are
easily accessed. Enjoy golfing and camping.
T: 204-835-2341 F: 204-835-2658
W: geocities.com/villageofmccreary
ATTRACTIONS
PARKLAND
Burrows Trail was the stagecoach route of
the late 1880s and can still be seen near
Satterthwaite Log Cabin, a heritage site
built in 1895 of half-lap dovetail construction.
T: 204-835-2341
LOCATION: 5 km south of McCreary
on Hwy. 5
Self-guided walking tour pamphlets are
available at the village office. Sites include
one-room school and former CNR station.
T: 204-835-2341
RO B L IN
The Asessippi Townsite was established
in 1882 by the Shell River Colonization
Company. When the railway failed to
pass through the town, the inhabitants
resettled in Roblin. Today, all that remains
are the ruins of abandoned buildings.
A commemorative plaque recalls the
history of the town.
Keystone Pioneers Museum has the
Elaschuk thatched roof house, a designated
heritage site. Open May 15 to September 30
daily, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment
Saturday and Sunday. Donations accepted.
T: 204-937-2935
LOCATION: 7 km/4.5 mi. east on PTH 5
RO S S B U R N
At the Rossburn Museum visit a country
schoolroom, an early hospital room,
a hairdresser's salon, Ukrainian pioneer
kitchen, printshop and replica of a Ukrainian
village built by the late Harry Boychuk.
Also houses firefighting equipment, war
uniforms and local history. Open daily May
to September. Other times by appointment.
Donations accepted.
T: 204-859-2762; 859-2429 (on weekends)
LOCATION: Cheddar Avenue
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“I wish for me and my family to visit Dauphin again this summer.”
Read the diary about her family’s trip to Dauphin in this year’s edition
of our Sunshine Guide. Download it online at www.tourismdauphin.ca,
e-mail [email protected], or call toll free at 1-877-566-5669.
www.tourismdauphin.ca
Near Rossburn visit a mass grave and
monument commemorating the Ukrainian
settlement in Canada and where in
1899, 42 persons succumbed to scarlet
fever. Designed in the spirit of old world
architecture are: Sts. Peter and Paul
Ukrainian Catholic Church, Sts. Peter
and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church,
St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church,
and Ukrainian Orthodox ChurchAssumption of the Virgin Mary.
Churches open by appointment.
Marconi School, built in 1922, is open
spring to fall. In 1899, the Ukrainian settlers
built small tent-shaped pole structures with
sheaves of rye straw, known as buddas
which were home to the pioneers until their
homesteads were assigned.
T: 204-859-2762; 859-2779 (weekdays)
T: 859-2429 (weekends)
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R U SSELL
Surrounded by a cluster of North America's
top fly fishing lakes, the area welcomes
numerous year-round activities - golfing,
skiing, snowmobiling, fishing tournaments.
Family Holiday is celebrated in July and the
Beef and Barley Festival in the fall. Be sure
to see the 60,000 lights on Main Street.
T: 204-773-2456 F: 204-773-3525
W: www.russsellmb.com
Boulton Manor is the historic home of Major
Boulton, founder of the Boulton Scouts, who
fought in the Northwest Rebellion of 1885
and was a Canadian Senator.
LOCATION: Memorial Avenue
and Mather Street
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STE. R OSE DU LA C
Nestled between Lake Dauphin and Lake
Manitoba, Ste. Rose offers excellent summer
and winter recreation facilities. Serving
a trade area of nearly 5,000 people, it is
ideally suited for cattle ranching and was
declared Cattle Capital of Manitoba in
1979. Local attractions include a large stone
structural replica of the famous grotto at
Lourdes, France and the Ducks Unlimited
Wildlife Sanctuary. Hoof N' Holler Days
are held the October long weekend.
T: 204-447-2154 F: 204-447-2893
SWA N R I VER
Nestled in the Swan River Valley, Swan River
is a picturesque area located between
the Duck Mountains and the Porcupine
Provincial Forest. Enjoy fishing, beaches,
hiking trails, waterskiing and boardsailing
or downhill and cross-country skiing,
snowmobile trails and ice fishing. The town
boasts rodeo action at the Northwest
Round-up held at the end of July. Swan River
Valley was recognized as the 1998 Forestry
Capital of Canada.
Swan Valley Historical Museum depicts
local pioneer life, history of the logging
industry and agriculture. A heritage plaque
commemorates the Red Deer Lumber
Company and other area mills. The museum
holds the Swan Valley Harvest Festival the last
weekend of August. Swan Valley Historical
Museum Archives located downtown at
Northwest Regional Library. Open daily
mid-May to mid-September, Monday to
Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday,
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Adult admission $2.00
T: 204-734-3585
LOCATION: Hwy. 10, north of Swan River,
across bridge
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GOLF LISTINGS
B IN SC A RT H
BIN S CA RT H G OL F C O UR S E
Box 178, Binscarth MB R0J 0G0
T: 204-532-2261
Public / 9 / Sand
PAR: 34M, 35W
RI DI N G M O UNTAIN
NATIO NAL PARK
C L E AR LA K E
GO L F COU R SE
Box 328, Onanole MB R0J 1N0
T: 204-848-4653
W: www.clearlakegolfcourse.com
SLOPE: 120 ave
PAR: 72M, 75W
DA U P H IN
E L K H O R N R ESORT
GO L F COU R SE
DAU PHIN L A KE GO L F C L UB
T: 204-848-2802
W: www.elkhornresort.mb.ca
Box 393, Dauphin MB R7N 2V2
258 Lake Dr. W., Dauphin Lake
T: 204-638-9400
W: www.dauphinlakegolf.com
PAR: 70M, 70W
G IL B E RT P L A I NS
GI L B ERT PL A I NS
CO U N T RY CL UB
Box 4, 100 Garden Ave. W.,
Gilbert Plains MB R0L 0X0
T: 204-548-2118; 204-548-3030
W: www.golfgilbertplains.com
PAR: 71M, 74W
M cC R E A RY
MCCR E A RY G O L F
& CO U N T RY CL UB
Box 400, McCreary MB R0J 1B0
T: 204-835-2711
PAR: 36M, 36W
PAR: 30M, 30W
PARKLAND
RO S S BURN
R OSSM A N LA K E GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B I N C .
Box 39, Rossburn MB R0J 1V0
T: 204-859-2391
TOLL FREE: 1-877-859-5253
W: www.rossmanlakegolfclub.mb.ca
PAR: 34M, 35W
S T E. RO S E DU LA C
STE. R OSE GOLF CLU B
Box 576, Ste. Rose du Lac MB R0L 1S0
T: 204-447-2111
PAR: 72M, 72W
S WAN RIV ER
ROBLIN
SWA N R I VER GOLF
& COU N TRY CLU B
R O B L IN GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 423, Swan River MB R0L 1Z0
T: 204-734-3935; 204-525-2475
W: swanrivergolf.com
Box 31, Roblin MB R0L 1P0
T: 204-937-4774
E: robgolf!mts.net
W: www.mts.net/~robgolf/index.html
PAR: 35M, 36W
SLOPE: 106 mid, 109 back
PAR: 36M, 36W
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ASESSIPPI SKI AREA AND RESORT
A S E S SIP P I
PROVIN C IA L PA RK
* ASESSIPPI CAMPGROUND (P)
On south end of beautiful Lake of the
Prairies, 19 km north of Russell, 11 km west
on PR 482. Excellent fishing. Reservations
accepted. Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg
948-3333). Open mid-May to mid-September.
BI NSC ART H
BIRCH RIV ER
* BINSCARTH PARK & POOL
* PRIMROSE WAYSIDE PARK (P)
Open May to October. Largest outdoor
pool, on Yellowhead Highway 16, one mile
south of Binscarth. Modern washrooms,
concession, camping, playground, hiking,
mini-golf, horseshoe, volleyball.
Laundromat nearby.
Fishing, Primrose-Birch Hiking Trail.
General Delivery, Binscarth MB R0J 0G0
T: 204-532-2353; 204-532-2012;
F: 204-532-2153
W: www.mts.net/~vilbins/
Camping Rates: $12
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. TRAPPER DON'S LODGE
& OUTFITTING SERVICES
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easy access; full bath and shower, single
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BINSCARTH VILLAGE
away from home.
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GUEST HAUS
ASESSIPPI YURTS (P)
outdoor cooking equipment. Reservations
accepted 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg
204-948-3333). Mid-May to mid-September.
Yurt: $45
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19th century office building renovated into
two fully equipped suites. Only 30 minutes
from Asessipppi Ski Hill and Lake of the
Prairies. Open year-round. German spoken.
Box 118, Binscarth MB R0J 0G0
T: 204-532-2173
W: www.bpfarm.com
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Box 44, Cowan MB R0L 0L0
T: 204-569-4833 F: 204-569-4833
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ACCOMMODATIONS
DA U P H IN
) CA N WAY INN & S UI T E S
Spacious rooms and suites (including four
jacuzzi suites), high-speed Internet, dining
room, lounge, indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool.
Newly renovated rooms.
Box 602, 1601 Main Street S.,
Dauphin MB R7N 2V4
T: 204-638-5102 F: 204-638-7475
TOLL FREE: 1-888-325-3335
W: www.canwayinnandsuites.com
3468
) HIGHLAND MOTEL
Suites, free satellite TV, fridge, microwave
and VCR in room. Located across from
Dauphin Market Place Shopping Mall.
Free continental breakfast, Internet,
outdoor pool.
Dauphin MB R7N 2T9
T: 204-638-5100 F: 204-638-4826
TOLL FREE: 1-888-25 SLEEP
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) PR A I R IE M O UN TAI N I N N
Kitchenettes, cable TV, in-room coffee,
hairdryer, fridges, microwaves. Suites available.
Rooms ground level. Free local calls.
Sportsmen: cleaning tables, freezers. Coin
laundry, barbecue. Free high-speed Internet.
Box 744, 1501 Main Street S.,
Dauphin MB R7N 3B3
T: 204-638-4233 F: 204-638-4254
TOLL FREE: 1-877-638-4233
W: www.prairiemountaininn.ca
* RAINBOW BEACH
DUC K BAY
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
. RIVERSIDE LODGE
On south shore of Lake Dauphin, 17.5 km
east of Dauphin on Highway 20. Golf course
3 km away. Group camping available.
mid-September.
PARKLAND
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Open year-round, LHK cabins with showers.
Boats, canoes, launch, guides, equipment,
tackle, bait, licences, ice fishing shacks,
hiking and snowmobile trails, nature viewing,
guided tours available.
Box 28, Duck Bay MB R0L 0N0
T: 204-524-2472 F: 204-524-2567
TOLL FREE: 1-866-214-8402
W: www.huntriverside.com
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) S U PER 8 M OTEL - DA U PHI N
Suites with hot tubs, jacuzzi bathtubs.
SuperStart breakfast, fitness centre,
squash courts, free in-room high speed
Internet, coffeemaker, fridge, hair dryer.
Near shopping, restaurants, recreation.
Golf packages.
See ad page: 89
Box 776, 1475 Main St. S.,
Dauphin MB R7N 3B3
T: 204-638-0800 F: 204-638-0808
TOLL FREE: 1-800-800-8000
W: www.super8manitoba.ca
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* VERMILLION TRAILER
PARK & CAMPGROUND
Located on 2nd Street NW in Dauphin,
two blocks off Main Street. Open May
to October. Walking path, playground,
paddling pool. Quiet setting, well-treed
for a peaceful stay.
Box 195, Dauphin MB R7N 2V1
T: 204-622-3125; 204-622-3109
F: 204-622-3199
W: www.dauphinrec.com
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DUC K M O UNTAIN
PRO V INC IAL PARK
. BLUE LAKES RESORT
Experience nature and wilderness at its best.
Six modern, two semi-modern cabins.
Boat, canoe, kayak, pedal boat rentals.
Store, restaurant, public showers,
laundromat bait/tackle, gas. Visa,
MasterCard, Interac.
Box 364, Île des Chênes MB R0A 0T0
T: 204-480-9393
W: www.bluelakesresort.com
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* CHILDS LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
On western edge of Duck Mountain
Provincial Park, 35 km north of Roblin
on PTH 83 to San Clara, then 29 km east
on PR 367. Excellent fishing and camping.
mid-September.
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Explore.
Riding Mountain. Real. Inspiring.
Explorez.
Mont–Riding. Unique. Vraiment.
ACCOMMODATIONS
PARKLAND
. CHILDS LAKE LODGE
* WEST BLUE LAKE
* WILSON CENTENNIAL PARK
AND OUTFITTERS
CAMPGROUND (P)
Modern, fully equipped lakeshore cabins,
gas, boat rentals, licensed restaurant, bait
and tackle, public showers and laundromat
in the heart of fly-fishing country. Open
year-round.
68 km north of Dauphin on Highway 10,
PR 366 turn west for 20 km. Excellent
camping and fishing opportunities.
Known for its crystal clear waters.
A favourite of divers. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Campground off PTH 5 to Main St., left on
Railway N. along Valley River. Mid-May to
September. Tennis court, horseshoe pits,
ball diamonds, museum. Laundromat and
shopping four blocks away.
Box 13, Boggy Creek MB R0L 0G0
T: 204-546-2746 F: 204-546-2727
W: www.childslakelodge.com
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* SINGUSH LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
Part of Duck Mountain Provincial Park,
located 68 km north of Dauphin on Highway
10 at Highway 367, turn west for 20 km.
Excellent camping and fishing opportunities.
Camping Rates: $12
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* WELLMAN LAKE
CAMPGROUND (P)
On the north edge of Duck Mountain
Provincial Park, 35.5 km south of Minitonas
on PR 366. Excellent camping and fishing
opportunities. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
GI L BERT PLAINS
* GILBERT PLAINS
CENTENNIAL PARK
Picturesque camping sites along Valley River
in Gilbert Plains and adjacent 18-hole golf
course. Many play structures and wading
pool in campground. Attractions nearby.
Campground May 15 to September 15.
Box 220, 201 Main Street N.,
Gilbert Plains MB R0L 0X0
T: 204-548-2326 F: 204-548-2564
& CAMPGROUND
12 miles north of Russell along Highway 83.
Showers, group camping, wading pool,
playground, volleyball courts, baseball
diamond. Minutes to Lake of the Prairies and
Inglis elevators. Along Trans-Canada Trail.
Box 238, Inglis MB R0J 0X0
T: 204-564-2585; 204-773-6797
F: 204-937-8897
TOLL FREE: 1-866-263-7983
W: www.asessippibeach.com
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GRANDV IEW
) PARKVIEW MOTEL
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Fully modern lakeshore cabins, full-service
RV sites, store, restaurant, laundromat,
shower, boats, canoes, gas, bait, tackle,
fishing and hunting licences, fishing huts,
Visa, MasterCard, open year-round.
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* ASESSIPPI BEACH
Reasonable rates, air-conditioning, showers
and baths in each unit. Barbecue available
to guests for small fee. Quiet atmosphere,
24-hour service, car plugs, cable TV.
.* WELLMAN LAKE LODGE INC.
Grandview MB R0L 0Y0
T: 204-546-5250 F: 204-546-5269
Box 614, Grandview MB R0L 0Y0
T: 204-546-2178
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Box 249, Minitonas MB R0L 1G0
T: 204-525-4422 F: 204-525-4543
W: www.wellmanlakelodge.com
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On Hwy. 83 near Asessippi Ski Hill and Lake
of the Prairies. Enjoy beautiful gardens in
scenic Shell Valley. Spacious African theme
room plus two others. Full breakfast.
T: 204-564-2486
W: www.mts.net/~clazaruk/asessippi.htm
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B E A R CR EE K
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Private country home sleeps nine,
fully equipped, satellite TV, barbecue,
playground, farm animals, scenic trail.
Weddings, reunions, skiers, hunters,
fishermen welcome. 22 km north of Russell,
2 km off Highway 83.
T: 204-564-2696
W: www.bearcreekmanitoba.com
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Well signed from junction 83 and 482.
Century farm, fully-equipped rooms,
kitchenette, satellite TV, queen bed, hot tub,
barbecue. Lake of the Prairies, Asessippi Ski,
heritage sites, hunting nearby.
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T: 204-564-2340
W: www.mts.net/~darjack
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GUEST RANCH
Close to Asessippi Ski Hill and Lake of the
Prairies. Romantic, unique, quiet setting.
Century-old fully equipped log home with
large rooms and modern amenities. TV/VCR/
DVD. Open year-round.
Private setting for four to eight people.
Cozy, three-storey home overlooking private
lake near Riding Mountain National Park.
Fireplace, whirlpool, sauna, billiards, canoes,
kayaks, hiking trails, toboggan hill, ski trails.
Box 506, Russell MB R0J 1Y0
T: 204-564-2626 F: 204-564-2641
TOLL FREE: 1-866-498-2626
W: www.beautifullake.com
Box 11, Lake Audy MB R0J 0Z0
T: 204-848-2265 F: 204-848-2088
W: www.ridingmountain.ca
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LITTLE VILLAGE INN
GUEST HOUSE
Fully equipped guest house. Accommodates
six people. Includes fridge, stove, microwave,
satellite TV, barbecue, DVD player. Near
Inglis elevators, Asessippi Ski Hill and Lake
of the Prairies.
T: 204-564-2585; 204-773-6797
F: 204-937-8897
TOLL FREE: 1-866-263-7983
W: www.mts.net/~goraluk
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213 Pine Avenue, Mafeking MB R0L 1B0
T: 204-545-2185 F: 973-267-2132
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L AK E AUDY
, RIDING MOUNTAIN
BEAUTIFUL LAKE GUEST HOUSE
Stay in a modern dwelling, share facilities,
stories and experiences with Fred, an avid
hunter and naturalist. Full breakfast, with
additional meals served if required. Near big
game hunting, fishing.
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L AK E O F T HE PRAIRIES
. K I LM A N LODGE
Hot tubs, propane fireplaces, barbecues,
store, TV and VCR rentals, fishing licences,
bait, tackle, liquor vendor, dock, boat
launch, boat rental, horseshoes, beach.
Daily, weekly rates. Year-round.
Box 959, Russell MB R0J 1W0
T: 204-564-2424 F: 204-564-2523
W: www.kilmanresort.ca
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M cCREARY
) AGASSIZ PARK LODGE
RESTAURANT, LOUNGE & MOTEL
Highway 5, facing Riding Mountain National
Park. Lounge, VLTs, ATM, sauna, hot tub,
indoor pool, coin laundry. Hot tub suite,
licensed dining, family restaurant, beer
vendor, wheelchair accessible.
Box 160, 200 Mountain View Dr.,
McCreary MB R0J 1B0
T: 204-835-2033 F: 204-835-2647
TOLL FREE: 1-800-575-1339
W: www.agassizparklodge.ca
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* MCCREARY-FLETCHER
PARK CAMPGROUND
Near Alpine Archie statue, junction of
Highway 5 and 50. Playground, showers,
outdoor heated pool, golf 5 km west.
Foothills of Riding Mountain National Park.
Mid-May - September 30th.
Box 267, 436 Second Avenue,
McCreary MB R0J 1B0
T: 204-835-2341 F: 204-835-2658
W: www.geocities.com/villageofmccreary
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ACCOMMODATIONS
PARKLAND
. PARK VISTA CHALETS
Private location with luxurious two-bedroom
cottages. Each features an equipped
kitchen, jetted tub, satellite TV, VCR/DVD,
barbecue, covered deck and queen beds.
Walking distance to Wasagaming (Clear Lake).
Riding Mountain National Park,
South Entrance, Highway 10
T: 204-888-1179
W: www.parkvistachalets.ca
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PRO V INC IAL FO R E ST
MARTESE, CLEAR LAKE
M E A D OW PORTAGE
ONAN O LE
* HILL'S RESORT
+ MEA DOW R I DGE B &B
Beach, marina, one fully furnished all-season
cabin, campground with water and 30 amp.
hydro. PR 276, 78 km north from Ste. Rose
du Lac. Open May to October.
Box 21, Meadow Portage MB R0L 1E0
T: 204-732-2340 F: 204-732-2340
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) MINITONAS MOTOR HOTEL
Clean, quiet rooms, licensed restaurant,
beverage room, VLTs, off-sales beer vendor.
Big game hunting and fishing. Near Duck
Mountain Provincial Park.
Box 387, Minitonas MB R0L 1G0
T: 204-525-4249
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Newly constructed environmentally conscious
home. Each suite includes full bath, one
queen or two twin beds, TV, table, high-speed
Internet, 10 ft. ceilings, large windows.
Continental breakfast. Open year-round.
Box 524, 56 Meadowview Dr.,
Onanole MB R0J 1N0
T: 204-848-3333; 204-720-1249
W: www.meadowridgebandb.ca
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* BELL LAKE WAYSIDE PARK (P)
In heart of the Porcupine Mountains,
approximately 43 km north of Swan River on
PTH 10 then west on PR 365. Open mid-May
to mid-September.
Camping Rates: $12
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* STEEPROCK LAKE
WAYSIDE PARK (P)
In heart of the Porcupine Mountains,
approximately 43 km north of Swan River
on Highway 10, then west on PR 365.
Camping Rates: $12
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EDEN GARDEN
Relaxing retreat. Full breakfast, sauna, fire
pit, relaxation under glorious constellations.
Wildlife and bird observation upper deck.
Ten-minute walk to Clear Lake. Winter
activities closer.
T: 204-848-8428
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* WHITEFISH
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
At south end of the Porcupine Mountains.
Take PR 275 west through Swan River to
PR 588 then north for 38 km to campground.
Camping Rates: $12
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. ASPEN RIDGE RESORT
One-, two- and three-bedroom cottages,
50-foot outdoor pool, open May 1 to
October 31.
Box 156, Wasagaming MB R0J 2H0
T: 204-848-2511 F: 204-453-6779
W: www.aspenridgeresort.com
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) CLEAR LAKE LODGE
Old country inn comfort and charm.
Guest kitchen, fireplace lobby with piano,
ideal for relaxing vacations or informal group
functions. Pool, whirlpool, complimentary
coffee, smoke-free. Off-season rates and
group discounts.
143 Ta-Wa-Pit Drive,
Wasagaming MB R0J 2H0
T: 204-848-2345
TOLL FREE: 1-877-848-8812
W: www.clearlakelodge.com
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* DEEP LAKE CAMPGROUND
Located 25 km north of Rossburn off
Highway 264. Secluded campground right
along a beautiful lake (canoes only), private,
surrounded by trails, hills, an abundance
of wildlife.
General Delivery, Wasagaming MB R0J 2H0
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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* MA-MA-O-PE CAMPGROUND
S PA, HOTEL & CON F ER EN CE
C E NT RE
Group campground (40 people maximum,
10 minimum), 13 km north of Wasagaming
off Highway 10. Secluded campground,
deep in forest, ideal for groups interested
in nature.
Elkhorn Resort includes a full-service health
and fitness spa, a nine-hole golf course, riding
stables, year-round recreational activities,
complete banquet and conference service and
luxurious guest rooms and chalets.
Box 40, 3 Mooswa Drive,
Onanole MB R0J 1N0
T: 204-848-2802 F: 204-848-2109
TOLL FREE: 1-866-355-4676
W: www.elkhornresort.mb.ca
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. IDYLWYLDE BUNGALOWS
One, two and three bedroom cabins directly
across from main beach. All cabins have full
kitchens, satellite TV, gas barbecues. Open
May to October, off-season rates. Heated pool.
Box 130, 136 Wasagaming Dr.,
T: 204-848-2383 F: 204-848-2383
W: www.idylwylde.ca
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* KIPPECHEWIN CAMPGROUND
Group camping only, 15 km west of
Wasagaming off Highway 354, private spot in
the forest at west end of Clear Lake, beautiful
beach, area for games. 60 people maximum.
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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* LAKE AUDY CAMPGROUND
41 km west of Wasagaming off Highway 354
where prairie meets the lake. Lakeside sites
for RVs and tents. Fishing, playground, bison
herds, trails, variety of landscapes.
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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. MANIGAMING RESORT
Open May to October, 10 two-storey
chalets, 15 poolside suites, 88 steps from
main beach. May, June, September, October
off-season rates. Family owned/operated.
Free Internet. Heated pool, gas barbecues.
137 Ta-Wa-Pit Drive,
T: 204-848-2459
W: www.manigamingresort.com
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) MCTAVISH'S
WASAGAMING LODGE
Kitchenettes, sauna, jacuzzi, gas barbecues,
TVs and VCRs, microwaves, coffee shop.
Low, mid and high season rates, seniors
rates, open May to mid-October.
T: 204-848-7366
TOLL FREE: 1-888-933-6233
W: www.mctavishmotel.com
* MOON LAKE CAMPGROUND
33 km south of Dauphin off Highway 10
on top of the park where big trees grow.
Enjoy fishing, canoeing and beautiful
Moon Lake. Great area to explore.
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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PARKLAND
. MOOSWA RESORT
34 cottages, one to four bedrooms, eight
poolside motel, six chalets, seven luxury suites.
Conventions, reunions. Meeting room, golf
packages. Wading pool, play structures, large
heated pool, outdoor fireplaces.
T: 204-848-2533
TOLL FREE: 1-866-848-2533
W: www.mooswa.com
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) THE NEW CHALET
14 kitchenettes, gas barbecues,
all rooms non-smoking, in-room coffee.
T: 204-848-2892 F: 204-848-4515
W: www.newchalet.com
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. THUNDERBIRD BUNGALOWS
One-, two- and three-bedroom decked
cabins facing centre yard and pool. All units
have full kitchens, satellite TV and barbecue.
A great summer playground. Off-season
rates available.
T: 204-848-2521 F: 204-848-2521
W: www.thunderbirdbungalows.com
CLEAR LAKE
* WHIRLPOOL LAKE
) HA R VEST M OON I NN
CAMPGROUND
25 km west of McCreary off Highway 19,
deep in the boreal forest. Very secluded, tents
only, campground along a beautiful, pristine
canoeing lake with a variety of trails nearby.
Air-conditioned all-suites inn with
microwave, fridge, VCR/DVD, high-speed
wireless Internet, free movies, continental
breakfast, honeymoon suite, conference
room. New Manor with two-bedroom suites.
Fully furnished.
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
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ROBLIN
* WASAGAMING CAMPGROUND
* EAST GOOSE LAKE
A campground among the trees near
beautiful Clear Lake. Walking distance to
Wasagaming townsite which offers a Visitor
Centre, beach, shops, trails and more.
Reservations accepted. May to October.
A great site for campers and picnickers with
great rainbow trout fishing. Located within
town limits, one block south of PTH 83.
May to October.
T: 204-848-7275 F: 204-848-2596
T: 204-937-8333 F: 204-937-4382
W: www.roblinmanitoba.com
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Box 1519, 25 Commercial Dr.,
Roblin MB R0L 1P0
T: 204-937-3700 F: 204-937-3701
TOLL FREE: 1-888-377-3399
W: www.hmoonroblin.net
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* PYOTT'S WEST CAMPGROUNDS
Lakeshore lots, electrical, free firewood,
fire pits, picnic tables, modern washrooms,
showers, convenience store, bait, ice, boat
and motor rentals, playground, great fishing,
daily, weekly rates. Open May to September.
T: 204-564-2308 F: 204-564-2308
ROSS BURN
* ARROW LAKE CAMPGROUND
Arrow Lake is an excellent walleye and perch
fishing spot in the Parkland.
T: 204-859-2710
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* RICKERS CAMPGROUND
8 miles west of Roblin overlooking Lake of
the Prairies. 35 miles east of Yorkton, SK.
Open May 1 to September 30. Playground,
fishing licences, supplies, boat rentals,
group camping.
T: 204-937-2716 F: 204-937-3730
W: www.rickerscampground.com
Small town hospitality with modern
conveniences. Hosts offer comfortable
setting in 1902 historical home. Many
recreational opportunities. 3 km south and
.5 km east of Rossburn on Highway 264.
T: 204-859-2267
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Trees,
birds, wildlife, grain fields surround
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W I L D B ER RY L AN E
our 1910 home on land farmed since 1882.
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Quiet countryside, colourful sunsets, starLog home situated 9 km northeast of
Roblin along Trans-Canada Trail,
overlooking Mallard Lake. Three bedrooms,
queen-size beds. View of rolling hills, bush,
birds or lakefront.
T: 204-937-8016
W: www.wildberrylane.ca
filled skies. Near golfing, fishing, heritage
sites, Riding Mountain National Park.
T: 204-859-2930 F: 204-859-2659
ROSSMAN YURTS
For a round and unbound camping
adventure look no further. Manitoba's only
privately owned yurt retreat offering yearround luxury camping on the sunny East
shore of Rossman Lake. Limited availability.
T: 204-859-2885; 204-859-0212
F: 204-859-2378
W: www.rossmanyurts.com
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+ BOULTON MANOR SUITES
Relax in comfort of our historic home.
Private suites with TV, fridge, microwave.
Continental breakfast. Enjoy collection of
books and antiques. Fifteen minutes from
Ski Asessippi. $15 extra person.
T: 204-773-3267 F: 204-773-3267
W: www.canadianbandbguide.ca
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) HOTEL DIEU
Former convent turned theme hotel decorated
with a French flair. Three boutique style suites two two-bedroom and one one-bedroom suites.
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* ROSSMAN LAKEVIEW
319 Assiniboine St., Russell MB R0J 1W0
T: 204-773-2186 F: 204-773-2175
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0678
E: frontoffi[email protected]
W: www.russellinn.com/hd/
RESTAURANT & CAMPING INC.
R OR K E T ON
15 km northeast of Rossburn on PR 577.
Swimming, fishing, boating, water skiing,
golfing, playground, restaurant, weekend
camping, paved road.
* RUSSELL PEACE PARK
) RORKETON HOTEL
Chester Chicken restaurant.
Box 208, Rorketon MB R0L 1P0
T: 204-732-2042 F: 204-732-2697
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T: 204-859-3343 F: 204-859-3194
W: www.town.rossburn.mb.ca/
Free camping, walking distance to swimming
pool, convenience store and playground,
barbecue pits at picnic shelters.
T: 204-773-2253 F: 204-773-3370
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) T H E R U SSELL I N N HOTEL
* PARC MOLGAT
& C O NF ER EN CE CEN TR E
Located junction of Highway 5 and 276.
Open May long weekend to October
long weekend.
On Highway 16. 97 beautiful, clean rooms/
suites, indoor pool, waterslide, family
restaurants, pub, conference and meeting
space. Gas, C-Store, beer store. Asessippi
Ski Area, river tubing, hiking/biking trails.
+ SANDERSON'S HILL
BED & BREAKFAST
Just off Highway 16. Family setting,
enjoy prairie sunsets, stargazing,
sheltered bird-filled backyard. Full breakfast.
Just 15 minutes from Asessippi Ski Hill and
Inglis Elevator National Historic site.
Box 1089, 204 Heather Street,
Russell MB R0J 1W0
T: 204-773-2220 F: 204-773-2348
TOLL FREE: 1-866-513-6234
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B E D & B R EA K FAS T
Relax in restored 1912 farm house on a
working farm. Home features hardwood
floors, shared full bathroom, satellite TV.
Full or continental breakfast, other meals
upon request. Visa, MasterCard.
T: 204-773-2729; 204-821-5468
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca/silvercreek
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) THE J O L LY L O D GE R
Microwave in every room, barbecue in
fenced backyard.
T: 204-773-2177 F: 204-773-3715
W: www.jollylodger.com
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PARKLAND
T: 204-773-2186 F: 204-773-2175
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0678
E: frontoffi[email protected]
W: www.russellinn.com
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* MANIPOGO
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
55 km north of Ste. Rose du Lac on
Highway 276. Hidden on shores of Lake
Manitoba. All-round recreation park with
boating facilities, fishing and swimming.
mid-September.
Box 445, 722 Central Avenue,
Ste. Rose du Lac MB R0L 1S0
T: 204-447-2229 F: 204-447-2875
W: www.town.sterosedulac.mb.ca
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* GREEN ACRES CAMPGROUND
Located 1/4 km south of Main Street on
Highway 83A. Laundry facilities. Public
phone. Firewood. Open May to October.
T: 204-734-3334; 204-734-9918
F: 204-734-3453
W: www.swanrivercampground.com
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) NELSON MOTOR HOTEL
Near downtown, across from hospital and
RCMP. ATM in lobby. VLT machines.
Cafe open at 7 a.m. daily. Non-smoking
rooms, air-conditioned, cable TV.
Corporate and senior discounts.
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Box 267, 1004 Main Street,
* METHLEY BEACH
CAMPGROUND
13 km north of Ste. Rose du Lac on PR 276.
5 km west of sign. Playground, horseshoe
pits, ball diamond, free firewood.
Spectacular sunsets and quiet surroundings.
May 24 - September 30.
Swan River MB R0L 1Z0
T: 204-734-3421 F: 204-734-3508
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Box 903, Ste. Rose du Lac MB R0L 1S0
T: 204-447-1037
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+ THE HIDEWAY BED & BREAKFAST
WINNIPEGO S IS
Fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, cable
TV, free wireless Internet, free local calls.
Breakfast included. Pet friendly.
Our spacious cedar home offers a view
of the river from both guest rooms.
Surrounded by nature, five minutes from
Swan River. Hunters welcome. Walking trails.
Birders and photographers' paradise.
+ QUARRY HOUSE
Box 476, 1591 Main St.,
T: 204-734-3424 F: 678-669-8535
TOLL FREE: 1-877-268-7112
W: www.newcountrymotel.com
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+ RIVER BANK BED & BREAKFAST
Three-storey stone Victorian home.
Spacious, tastefully decorated, queen beds,
cable TV. River-view balcony, living room,
fireplace, dining room, workout room.
Delicious breakfasts! Additional meals by
pre-arrangement. In town, near amenities.
T: 204-734-2604; 204-734-6485
F: 204-734-6485
W: www.riverbankbandb.com
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) SUPER 8 MOTEL - SWAN RIVER
Suite with hot tub, handicap room, Superstart
Breakfast, elevator, meeting room, in-room
coffeemakers, fridges, hairdryers, fitness room,
guest laundry, 24-hour guest services, pets
with permission. Free high-speed Internet.
See ad page: 89
Box 1300, 115 Kelsey Trail,
T: 204-734-7888 F: 204-734-6388
TOLL FREE: 1-800-800-8000
W: www.super8.com
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T: 204-734-4662 F: 204-734-9454
TOLL FREE: 1-866-815-1765
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) THUNDERHILL MOTEL
All-suite motel with sofa and rockers, fridge,
microwave, coffeemakers, remote control TVs,
VCRs, free movies, barbecues, one room with
wheelchair access. Free in-room breakfast.
T: 204-734-4104 F: 204-734-7612
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) TIMBERLAND INN
Excellent restaurant open 6 a.m. until
10 p.m. Ample parking for trailers.
Coffeemakers and fridges in all rooms.
Friendly affordable accommodations.
Box 209, 1570 Main Street,
T: 204-734-5268 F: 204-734-4957
3678
BED & BREAKFAST
Three bedrooms accommodate 16 people.
Satellite TV, billiards. Near Riding Mountain
and Duck Mountain. On a 4.5 acre spring
fed quarry. Excellent swimming, fishing.
Ample room for RVs and tents.
Box 515, Winnipegosis MB R0L 2G0
T: 204-656-4376 F: 204-656-4383
W: www.quarryhouse.ca
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) WINNIPEGOSIS MOTOR INN
Welcome to our full-service hotel.
Enjoy fantastic hunting and fishing,
bird-watching, northern lights, great food,
comfortable fully-appointed rooms in our
lakeside establishment, moorage available,
motorhomes welcome.
T: 204-656-4811 F: 204-656-4778
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* WINNIPEGOSIS PARK
BEACH CAMPGROUND
Shallow beach, excellent playground
with quiet campground. All within the
village boundary on Lake Winnipegosis.
Approximately 60 km north of Dauphin.
Open May 15 - October 1.
T: 204-656-4791 F: 204-656-4751
W: www.winnipegosis.ca
Camping Rates: $15
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Feel like the first traveller to conquer the North
as you gaze upon pristine landscapes robed in
the whitest of snow. Much of Manitoba’s northern
wilderness is rugged, unspoiled land waiting to be
discovered. Rich in native culture and traditions,
the North provides a window into an Aboriginal
way of life that goes back hundreds of years. It also
provides visitors a rare glimpse at northern wildlife
such as polar bears, beluga whales and trophy-size
fish (no tall tales required). With visions of stunning
landscapes, majestic wildlife and swirling Northern
Lights dancing in your mind, you’ll leave the North
with memories that can’t be duplicated.
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S N O W L A KE
MI N I N G M U S EUM
T: 204-358-7867; 358-2551
LOCATION: 163 Poplar Street, Snow Lake
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T: 204-677-2216
W: www.thompson.heritage.north.museum
LOCATION: 162 Princeton Drive, Thompson
PIS E W FA L L S –
KWA S I T CHEWAN FAL L S
LOCATION: between Wabowden
and Thompson on Hwy 6
S A M WA L L E R M US E UM
T: 204-623-3802
W: www.samwallermuseum.ca
LOCATION: 306 Fischer Avenue, The Pas
H E R I TAGE N ORTH M U SEU M
www.tourismnorthmanitoba.com
CHURCHILL
www.churchill.ca
S P I R I T WAY
PARK S CANADA
T: 204-677-1490
W: www.thompsonspiritway.ca
LOCATION: Thompson
www.parkscanada.ca
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PAR K OF CA N A DA
T: 204-675-8863
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: 45 km southeast of Churchill,
no road or trail access
VIA RAIL
www.viarail.ca
T OWN OF CHURCHILL
www.churchill.ca
CHURCHILL BLOG
www.polarbearalley.com
T RAVEL MANIT OBA
1-800-665-0040
[email protected]
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
BA KE R S N A R R O W S
This spot is ideal for camping, fishing and
boating. There are also playgrounds, boat
launches and three beaches. A scenic tower
with interpretive signs accessed by a short
climb, allows one to see for miles in all
directions. Open May to September.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 19 km/12 mi. south
of Flin Flon on PTH 10
CHU R CHI L L
The Polar Bear Capital of the World
is the only human settlement where polar
bears can be observed in the wild. The bears
tip the scale at over 1,300 pounds, stand
10 feet tall and can move with surprising
speed and agility. Best viewing time is
October to early November.
Churchill is also famous with birders - some
250 species of birds including the rare
Ross Gull, nest or pass through on their
yearly migrations.
In summer, white beluga whales surface
and plunge in the blue-green waters of the
Churchill River. You’ll be talking distance
of the most vocal whales in the world.
More than 3,000 beluga whales come in
early July to feed and calve. Seals can also
be seen in the harbour and caribou are
frequently sighted along the coast.
Churchill, population 1,000, is accessible by
air or the Hudson Bay Railway line, which
was built over permafrost and muskeg
in 1929 and required a crew of 3,000 to
complete. The two-night, two-day trip
on VIA Rail from Winnipeg to Churchill
(1,600 km/1,000 mi.) provides comfortable
bedrooms or roomettes and fine Manitoba
cuisine in the dining car. Calm Air, Kivalliq
Air run regular scheduled air service from
Winnipeg, Thompson and Gillam year-round.
On the tundra, lichens and miniature shrubs
and flowers bloom each spring and fall.
A short distance inland are patches of
taiga (sub-arctic) forest, with black spruce,
scattered white spruce and a thick mat
of lichens.
Visitors are awestruck upon seeing the
haunting beauty of our aurora borealis
(northern lights). Blue, green and white
in colour, they swirl and dance in the still
northern sky - with performances that can be
seen on clear nights. According to legend,
the northern lights will dance their way down
to earth if you whistle at them. Why not give
it a try?
W: www.churchill.ca
Bird Cove is an excellent spot for birdwatching. The wreck of the Ithaca, caught
in a windstorm in 1960 while carrying nickel
ore from Rankin Inlet to Montreal, is at the
western tip of the cove. It is accessible by
road and a short hike.
LOCATION: on the coast about
16 km/10 mi. east of Churchill
Boreal Gardens are green houses and
gardens growing local produce. Free tours
are offered Sunday 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. in July
and August, other times by appointment.
Admission charged for groups.
T: 204-675-8866
(6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Monday to Friday)
F: 204-675-2660
LOCATION: 1.6 km/1 mi. east of town
on Shore Rd.
Cape Merry Battery features the remnants of
a gun powder magazine from the fur trade era
(1746). Strategically misplaced, the battery was
dismantled and rebuilt in 1749 on its present
site. Designed to supplement the defenses
of PWF, the battery was constructed with six
cannon emplacements. One lone cannon
stands today, a stark reminder of its intent.
Plaques honour Rev. Rasmus Jensen and the
Fort Churchill fur trade post. Guided tours are
available, please check Parks Canada office for
tour times.
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: on the east shore of the
Churchill River across from
Prince of Wales Fort
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Churchill Northern Studies Centre is an
independent, non-profit research station
located along the coast of Hudson Bay.
It offers nature study tours of the sub-arctic,
ranging from polar bears to beluga whales,
wildflowers to northern lights. Courses are
led by qualified instructors and proceeds
support research and education in the
Canadian sub-arctic. The CNSC also hosts
school and youth group visits, university
credit courses and ecological research
initiatives. Facility tours available.
Admission charged.
T: 204-675-2307 F: 204-675-2139
W: www.churchillscience.ca
LOCATION: Rocket Launch Road,
24 km/15 mi. east of Churchill
Eskimo Museum has a collection of Inuit
carvings and artifacts that are among the
finest and oldest in the world dating from
Pre-Dorset (1700 B.C.) through Dorset,
Thule and modern Inuit times. Manitoba
Heritage Council plaques commemorate the
presence of Pre-Dorset and Dorset peoples
who lived in this area from 3000 to 1000 B.C.
The gift shop specializes in northern books,
Canadian Inuit art, unique postcards, art cards,
stationery and local wildberry preserves.
Open year-round, in summer, Monday, 1 p.m. 5 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. - noon and
1 p.m. - 5 p.m.; in winter, Monday to Saturday,
1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.; closed Sundays and
holidays. Groups of 10 or more by advance
reservation. Donations accepted.
T: 204-675-2030 F: 204-675-2140
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Parks Canada Visitor Reception Centre in
Churchill features exhibits about the human
and natural history of the area. Staff provide
information on the area, including Prince
of Wales Fort National Historic Site, York
Factory National Historic Site and Wapusk
National Park of Canada. Interactive and
interpretive programs as well as DVDs
and videos are offered year-round.
Admission charged for audio-visual and
interpretive programs.
Sloop Cove was a safe harbour and winter
haven for Hudson's Bay Co. (HBC) sloops in
the 18th century. Due to post glacial land
uplift, it is now a meadow surrounded by
rocks with iron mooring rings. The rocks bear
signatures of HBC men, the most famous
being Samuel Hearne, northern explorer and
HBC governor. Tour arrangements can also
be made with private boat tour operators.
Access by boat or helicopter. Fee for
guided tour.
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: Churchill Heritage
Railway Station
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: 4 km/2.5 mi. upriver from
Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site
of Canada
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Across the Churchill River on the west
peninsula, lies Prince of Wales Fort
National Historic Site of Canada, a huge
stone fortress built by the Hudson's Bay
Company in the 1700s to protect their
interests in the fur trade. It took over 40
years to build this fortification that signifies
the French-English struggle on Hudson Bay
for control of the fur trade. Licensed guides
tell the story of the rivalry, the lives of men
who lived there, and point out the details of
the cannon embrasures, thick walls, and starshaped bastions that make this architectural
ruin nationally significant. Plaques on this
site honour Sir Thomas Button, Samuel
Hearne, Matonabee and the Jens Munk
expedition. Tours are dependent on the
tides and weather permitting. Access by
boat or helicopter. Fee for guided tour.
See ad page: 32
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
Wapusk National Park of Canada is an
immense lowland area of 11,475 square
kilometres south and east of Churchill.
This impressive park represents the features
of the Hudson-James Lowlands Natural
Region in Canada's system of national parks.
Wapusk, the Cree word for white bear, is
home to one of the world's largest known
polar bear maternity denning sites. As well
as protecting vital habitat for polar bears,
Wapusk National Park provides critical
habitat for hundreds of thousands of
waterfowl and shorebirds that nest along
the Hudson Bay coast in summer and gather
to feed during spring and fall migrations.
As Wapusk National Park of Canada is
located in a remote region, access to the
park is limited. Visitors can enter the park
through the services of tour operators.
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: 45 km southeast of Churchill,
no road or trail access
PRINCE OF WALES FORT
York Factory National Historic Site of
Canada features remains of the great
Hudson's Bay Company fur trade post,
including a depot built in 1832, the oldest
wooden structure still standing on
permafrost. Across Sloop Creek are the
ruins of a stone gunpowder magazine and
a cemetery with markers dating back to the
1700s. Access is limited to charter planes
or by canoe down the Hayes River. Weather
conditions are unpredictable at York Factory
NHS and can force a longer than anticipated
stay. York Factory NHS is situated in polar
bear country, and visitors should be aware of
the possibilities of an encounter with a bear.
No camping is allowed at York Factory NHS.
Visitors must contact the Parks Canada office
for accommodations and safety information.
Guided interpretive tours are available in
summer. Fee for guided tour.
See ad page: 32
T: 204-675-8863 F: 204-675-2026
W: www.pc.gc.ca
LOCATION: 250 km/155 mi. southeast of
Churchill, 8 km/5 mi. upstream on the
Hayes River
CL EA R WAT ER L AK E
The water of Clearwater Lake is so clear
the bottom is visible at 11 m/35 ft. It's a
prime habitat for trophy-size lake trout,
northern pike and whitefish. Accessible by
a self-guiding trail is a natural phenomenon
called "the caves," huge slabs of rock
broken off the dolomite cliffs. Much of the
park's 595 sq. km/230 sq. mi. area is made
up of coniferous forests yielding a rich
variety of berries and wildflowers. The park
offers fishing, swimming, boating, hiking,
overnight lodging and camping.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 18 km/11 mi. north of The Pas
at junction of PTH 10 and 287
CAPE MERRY
C R AN B ER RY PORTA GE
AND C R A N B ER RY
P O RTAGE PA R K
The community is located on the historic
portage between Lake Athapapuskow
and First Cranberry Lake, which provided
Aboriginal people and fur traders access
from the Nelson River system to the
Saskatchewan River system. There is an
abundance of rocky outcrops and scenic
landscapes. The park offers camping, walking
trails, beach, playground and fishing. Water
access to First Cranberry Lake permits entry
into Grass River Provincial Park.
NORTH OF 53˚
GR A SS R I VER
This 2,250 sq. km/1,398 sq. mi. wilderness
of lakes and evergreen forest is home to
woodland caribou, moose and a variety of
waterfowl. The Grass River, travelled by
explorer and trader Samuel Hearne more
than 200 years ago, is ideal for canoeing
and fishing. Strings of islands dot the
many lakes of the park and river system.
Karst Spring gushes out of a sedimentary
rock cliff of the Manitoba Lowlands and
flows into the Precambrian shields Grass
River near Iskwasum Campground.
Interpretive signs are found along the trail.
Ideal for boating, canoeing and fishing.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: on Hwy. 39 and Hwy. 10
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PISEW FALLS
PAI N T L A KE
The park extends over 24,290 ha/55,950 ac.
of Precambrian boreal forest. It boasts good
camping and fishing. It includes facilities for
the disabled, several playgrounds, beach
area and Manitoba's largest marina.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 35 km/25 mi. south of
Thompson at the junction of PTH 6
and PR 375
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PI SEW FA LLS
K WA SI TCHEWA N FA LLS
At Pisew Falls, the Grass River drops
13 m/42.7 ft., changes direction and jets
down through a gorge. A short boardwalk
leads to observation platforms. Another
.5 km/.3 mi. trail leads to the Rotary Bridge
over the Grass River below the falls giving
access to trails leading to the top of Pisew
Falls and to a 22 km return hiking trail to
Kwasitchewan Falls, Manitoba's highest
waterfall. Backcountry campsites are at the
far end of the loop.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: between Wabowden
and Thompson on Hwy. 6
SN OW LA K E
The discovery of major ore deposits led
to Snow Lake's development as a major
mining centre. You will find excellent fishing,
canoeing, abundant flora and fauna, resorts,
a Manitoba Star Attraction mining museum,
Sunset Bay beach. Enjoy history and view
the Aboriginal pictographs dating back
1,500 years.
T: 204-358-2551 F: 204-358-2112
E : [email protected]
W: www.snowlake.com
LOCATION: on PR 392
WEK U SK O FA LLS
Two suspension bridges and trails lead
visitors along and over a series of falls
and rapids on the Grass River. There's a
campground, beach, playground and boat
launches accessing Wekusko and Tramping
lakes. Open May to September.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 15 km north
on PR 392 from PTH 39
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ATT R A C T I O N S
F LIN FL O N
Flin Flon Station Museum contains artifacts
collected from mining, transportation and
cultural sources, including a diving suit and
helmet, a Linn tractor used in early freight
hauls, a train sweeper and ore car. Also
on display is a 63 lb. lake trout caught in
the Flin Flon area. Open first weekend in
June to August 31 daily 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Admission charged.
T: 204-687-2946
W: www.cityofflinflon.com
LOCATION: on PTH 10 at the tourist park
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A statue of Josiah Flintabbatey Flonatin
guards the entrance to the city. This dime
novel character, adopted by prospectors in
1915, gave the city its name. The 7.5 m/24 ft.
statue was designed by American cartoonist
Al Capp of L'il Abner fame.
W: www.cityofflinflon.com
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GI L L A M
Located along the Nelson River, it is
accessible by rail, air, bus service and
car via PR 280 from Thompson.
The area offers fishing, hunting, boating,
snowmobiling, camping, swimming (indoor
and outdoor). Enjoy the aurora borealis
viewing and the Firefighters' Rodeo
in early June.
T: 204-652-2733; 204-652-2333
Gillam is Manitoba's hydro capital with
three large hydro-generating stations
(Kettle, Long Spruce and Limestone) and two
converter stations (Radisson and Henday).
T: 204-652-4121; 204-652-9121 for tours
GR AN D R A PI DS
N OR WAY HOU SE
On the shore of Lake Winnipeg, a section
of a tramway built in 1877 by the Hudson’s
Bay Company has been re-laid in Tramway
The banks of the Nelson River is the site
of three former Hudson's Bay Company
fur trade structures - Archway Warehouse
Park. Western Canada’s first railway, the
tramway, allowed goods to be carried
around the rapids from Lake Winnipeg
to the Saskatchewan River.
(1840-1841); Jail (1855-1856) and Powder
Magazine (1837-1838). Norway House is
rich in Cree and Métis culture, fur trade
history, diverse waterways and geography.
L E AF RA PI DS
Rossville Mission, where the syllabics of the
Cree language were created by Methodist
Minister James Evans in 1842, stands on
a point on Little Playgreen Lake.
The North's "hidden treasure" lies 1,000 km
north of Winnipeg in the heart of forests,
sand eskers and 10,000 lakes. There are
hundreds of km of safe navigable waterways
for fishermen dreaming of trophy catches.
You will find campgrounds, rustic cabins,
fly-in services, guides and full services.
The Town Centre houses the health centre,
recreational facilities, school, shopping
and stores.
T: 204-473-2436 F: 204-473-2566
E: cedo@townofleafrapids.ca
W: www.townofleafrapids.ca
The National Exhibition Centre in the town
centre features travelling exhibitions from
major Canadian galleries and museums as
well as local displays. The gift shop carries
a variety of local arts and crafts, books and
tourist information. Open year-round 1 p.m.
- 5 p.m. Free admission.
T: 204-473-8682 F: 204-473-2707
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(PHS)
SN OW LA K E
The Manitoba Star Attraction
Mining Museum has a collection
of mining artifacts complete with mining
equipment such as drills, mucking
machines, old mine rescue equipment
and old maps. See a replica of a raise
and a drift, a painting of a cross-section
of a mine, and clothes the miners wore.
Guided tours are offered late June to
September long weekend. Call for
opening hours. Group tours welcome.
Admission charged.
T: 204-358-7867; 204-358-2551
LOCATION: 163 Poplar Street
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ATTRACTIONS
The Snow Lake Murals pictorially represent
the unique mining history and culture of
the area.
T: 204-358-2551
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T HE PA S
Charlebois Chapel is the second oldest
structure in The Pas built in 1897 by Father
Ovide Charlebois. It is made of squared log
construction, which was the typical form of
building in The Pas during its early days.
LOCATION: 1st Street W.
Sam Waller Museum (PHS) contains
the unique and extensive natural and
human history collections of Sam Waller,
a teacher and passionate collector. Housed
in the former Community Building and Court
House, a provincial designated heritage
building built in 1916, the museum exhibits
tell the fascinating stories of this historic
community and region. Historical walking
tours are available. Open daily, July and
August 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; September to
June 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Admission charged;
by donation on Wednesdays.
Group rates available.
T: 204-623-3802 F: 204-623-5506
W: www.samwallermuseum.ca
LOCATION: 306 Fischer Avenue
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Tours of Tolko Industries Ltd.'s
kraft paper mill are available by reservation,
June to August.
T: 204-623-8659 F: 204-623-4505
W: www.tolko.com
T HO M P S O N
Fun in the sun lasts year-round in Manitoba's
third largest city. Summer brings the
pleasures of fishing, water skiing, biking,
hiking. Winter brings downhill skiing,
wilderness snowmobiling and ice fishing.
Heritage North Museum consists of
two log structures and an open-air
blacksmith shop. See mounted animals native
to the area, a boreal forest diorama with
authentic caribou hide tipi, First Nations and
fur trade artifacts, fossils, a wooly mammoth
tusk, traveling exhibits and Inco and mining
related artifacts. Blacksmith demonstrations
occur periodically throughout the summer.
The museum also houses an Institutional
Archives and a Visitor Information Booth.
Admission charged. Open year-round,
Monday to Saturday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. (winter),
daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (summer).
T: 204-677-2216 F: 204-677-8953
W: www.heritagenorthmuseum.ca
LOCATION: 162 Princeton Drive
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Miner Statue stands 4 m/13 ft.,
and was erected in 1981 as part of the
city's 25th anniversary celebrations.
Location: Thompson Drive.
Spirit Way, the award winning
walking and biking pathway,
highlights 16 remarkable points of interest
including Canada's largest photo-real mural
of a Robert Bateman wolf painting, start of
Canada's largest rockface sculpture, an
aviation tribute, scenic vistas and more.
See ad page: 147
T: 204-677-1490
W: www.thompsonspiritway.ca
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Thompson Zoo features birds and animals
indigenous to the North, as well as some
exotic species. Open June 1 to August 31,
noon - 8:30 p.m. daily; September 1 to
May 31, noon - 4:30 p.m. daily. Free admission.
T: 204-677-7982; 204-677-7996
F: 204-778-4186
W: www.thompsonzoo.ca
LOCATION: 275 Thompson Drive N.
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SAM WALLER MUSEUM
NORTH OF 53˚
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T H O M P S ON
ATHAPAPUS KO W LAKE
T HO M P S O N G O L F C L UB
. ABERDEEN LODGE
Box 1205, Thompson MB R8N 1P1
T: 204-778-5537
Kitchenettes, boats, motors, gas, guides,
dock, fish processing, tackle, bait, fishing
licences, open June to October.
W: www.thompsongc.ca
PAR: 37M, 37W
Box 3322, The Pas MB R9A 1R9
T: 204-623-6710; 204-687-0495
W: www.aberdeenlodge.net
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. ATHAPAP LODGE
Five modern LHK units on Lake
Athapapuskow, fish cleaning facilities,
walk-in freezer, boat launch and docking, boat
and motor rental, outcamp on Walton Lake.
Box 30, Cranberry Portage MB R0B 0H0
T: 204-472-3342; 204-472-3995
F: 204-472-3140
W: www.athapaplodge.com
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. NORTHERN SPIRIT LODGE
Beautiful lakefront LHK cabins with
bathroom, kitchen. Lake trout, northern,
walleye, rainbow trout fishing. Boats with
motors, guides available. Experience the
North our way!
T: 204-472-3285
TOLL FREE: 1-888-472-3285
W: www.northernspiritlodge.ca
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. PARADISE LODGE
Open May 20 to October 1, six kitchenettes,
motel rooms, cabins, beach, store, boats,
motors, boat launch, camping, fish licences,
guides, dock, game room, satellite TV.
Box 777, Flin Flon MB R8A 1N6
T: 204-687-8175 (summer)
T: 204-687-3070 (winter)
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BAKERS N ARRO W S
* BAKERS NARROWS
CAMPGROUND (P)
19 km south of Flin Flon on Highway 10.
Beautiful sites and beaches on Lake
Athapapuskow. Home of the trout festival.
(Winnipeg 948-3333). Open May long
weekend to Labour Day.
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. BAKERS NARROWS LODGE
Modern log cabins, year-round.
Conference centre with state of the art
media equipment. Float plane charters.
Guided scenic, historical, fishing tours,
snowmobiling, ice fishing, aurora borealis,
dog sledding, bombadier excursions.
T: 204-681-3250 F: 204-687-8691
TOLL FREE: 1-866-603-6390
W: www.bakersnarrowslodge.com
Cabin/Guesthouse: $90 - $225
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ACCOMMODATIONS
BAKERS NARROWS YURTS (P)
outside cooking equipment. Reservations
+ BEAR'S DEN BED & BREAKFAST
Welcome to Polar Bear country! We offer a
clean, non-smoking, all on one floor, family
oriented home. Restaurants and gift shops
next door. Please e-mail for availability.
Yurt: $45
Box 93, Churchill MB R0B 0E0
T: 204-675-2556 F: 204-675-2361
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C H U R C HIL L
+ BLUE SKY BED & SLED
948-3333). May long weekend - Labour Day.
) AURORA INN
Apartment suites, fully-equipped kitchens,
complimentary in-room coffee, laundry,
cable TV, movies, VCR/DVD, 24-hour phone,
voice messaging, wireless high-speed
Internet. Near Churchill restaurants, bars,
shopping, train.
T: 204-675-2071 F: 204-675-2850
TOLL FREE: 1-888-840-1344
W: www.aurora-inn.mb.ca
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) B EA R CO U N T RY I NN
We invite you to be our guests.
Complimentary shuttle service and
continental breakfast. Non-smoking rooms,
cable TV, private bath. Cozy clean rooms
ensure a comfortable stay.
T: 204-675-8299 F: 204-675-8803
TOLL FREE: 1-877-675-8299
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NORTH OF 53˚
Capture the spirit of the North year-round.
Designed to reflect the history, culture
and heritage of dogsledding in Northern
Canada. Delicious breakfasts include tundra
berries and fresh ground wheat.
Box 845, 100 Button St.,
Churchill MB R0B 0E0
T: 204-675-2001
W: www.blueskymush.com
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) ICEBERG INN
All non-smoking rooms, twin beds, cable
TV, wireless Internet, full private bath.
Smoking lounge with coffee, microwave,
fridge, laundry, TV/VCR. Central location for
shopping, restaurants and train station.
Box 640, 184 Kelsey Blvd.,
T: 204-675-2228 F: 204-675-2228
W: www.iceberginn.ca
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) LAZY BEAR LODGE
Charming and modern made from handcrafted logs. All rooms have two double
beds, private bath and shower, non-smoking,
cable TV, 24-hour phone service, restaurant.
Free train and airport shuttle.
See ad page: 151
T: 204-663-9377 outside North America
F: 204-663-8169
TOLL FREE: 1-866-687-2327
W: www.lazybearlodge.com
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) THE TU N DR A I N N
Spacious rooms, double or queen beds,
private bath with shower, cable TV, 24-hour
phone, fridge, coffee pot, hair-dryer in each
room; free laundry service, high-speed
Internet in all rooms.
Box 999, 34 Franklin Street,
T: 204-675-8831 F: 204-675-2764
TOLL FREE: 1-800-265-8563
W: www.tundrainn.com
3678
CHURCHILL
+ MIKE AND MYKELEN'S
) P OLA R I N N & SU I TES
BED & BREAKFAST
Reflections of Northern, Inuit and Native
tradition in all rooms. Inclusive: fresh
sandwiches and coffee upon arrival, healthy
breakfasts and fresh fruit in all guest rooms.
Reservations required.
T: 204-675-2773
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+ POLAR BEAR
BED & BREAKFAST
Clean, quiet rooms, full breakfast, wireless
Internet. Northern lights, telescope observatory,
free bicycles. Three-minute walk to downtown.
Japanese spoken. Phone for October/
November rates and availability.
Box 41, 26 Hearne St., Churchill MB R0B 0E0
T: 204-675-2819
W: http://polarbearbb.web.fc2.com/
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Non-smoking one-bedroom apartments,
kitchenette suites, standard rooms.
Complimentary extended continental
breakfast, coffee, tea, fridge, hair-dryer, TV,
wireless Internet. Near shops, restaurants.
Polar Adventure™ Clothing. U-drive rentals,
bed and breakfast available.
T: 204-675-8878 F: 204-675-2647
TOLL FREE:1-877-765-2733
W: www.polarinn.com
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C LEARWAT ER LA K E
PRO V INC IAL PARK
* CAMPER'S COVE (P)
Leaving The Pas, follow Highway 10 north
19 km to PR 287, turn east, 3 km to the
campground. Large sites, crystal clear water.
Open May long weekend to Labour Day.
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. CARPENTER'S CLEARWATER
LODGE AND OUTFITTERS
) S E A PORT HOTEL
Captain's Cove Lounge, Pier beverage
room with VLTs, Reef Restaurant and
Dining Room. Cable TV, fridge, microwave,
telephone, wireless Internet, airport shuttle.
Churchill's full amenity hotel. Major credit
cards accepted.
T: 204-675-8807 F: 204-675-2795
TOLL FREE: 1-877-558-4555
W: www.seaporthotel.ca
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Fully modern kitchenette cabins. Fishing
for lake trout, northern pike, walleye,
smallmouth bass, rainbow, brook trout.
Ice fishing, waterfowl hunting, snowmobiling.
Boats, guides, canoes, remote outcamp.
Family rates: July, August.
Box 695, The Pas MB R9A 1K7
T: 204-624-5467 F: 204-624-5606
TOLL FREE: 1-866-881-5467
W: www.carpenterslodge.com
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ACCOMMODATIONS
CLEARWATER LAKE YURTS (P)
chairs. Guests bring bedding, utensils, outdoor
cooking equipment. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
May long weekend - Labour Day.
NORTH OF 53˚
CRA NBERRY PO RTAGE
* FLIN FLON TOURIST BUREAU
* CRANBERRY PORTAGE PARK
The Flin Flon Tourist Bureau and
Campground are located just off
Highway 10, as you enter the city.
Visitor information, souvenir shop and
museum. Open June to September.
1/8 km west from junction Highway 10 and
Portage Road, 10 sites, tenting, non-flush
toilets, public phone, picnic area, wood,
beach, boat launch, golf, playground,
showers. No park entrance fee.
20 First Avenue, Flin Flon MB R8A 0T7
T: 204-681-7542 F: 204-687-7543
Yurts: $45
T: 204-472-3219 F: 204-472-3115
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* PIONEER BAY (P)
F L I N FLO N
Located in Clearwater Provincial Park.
Leaving The Pas, follow Highway 10 north
19 km to PR 287, turn east and travel 20 km
to the campground. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open May long weekend to September
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $17
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- FLIN FLON FRIENDSHIP
CENTRE HOSTEL
Our Hostel (10 rooms, a lounge area,
common washrooms, shower facilities) is
situated in a modern multi-complex building
housing a restaurant, handicraft outlet and
administration, program, services offices.
57 Church St., Flin Flon MB R8A 1K8
T: 204-687-3900; 204-687-4332
F: 204-687-5328
E: ffi[email protected]
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) ROYAL HOTEL
Located in the heart of downtown Flin Flon.
Clean, quiet, comfortable rooms. The Royal
Ribs and Steakhouse specializes in steak and
ribs. Beverage room, VLTs, big screen TV.
93 Main Street, Flin Flon MB R8A 1J9
T: 204-687-3437 F: 204-687-5354
TOLL FREE: 1-800-308-2224
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Y O HO B AY
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Lake Athapapuskow in Bakers Narrows
Provincial Park. Fish, explore the vast
wilderness or sit on the deck listening to the
loons. Come as a guest and leave as a friend!
T: 204-687-3051
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G IL L A M
GRAND RAPIDS
.* MOAK LODGE
& CAMPGROUND
Modern kitchenette cabins with shower;
campground open May to September.
Shower house, fishing for northern pike,
walleye, rainbow trout. Boats and motors,
tackle shop.
323 Hoddinott Rd, East St Paul MB R2E 0H7
T: 204-639-2351 (summer)
T: 204-661-2352 (winter)
W: www.moaklodge.ca
+ ACE GILLAM BED & BREAKFAST 89
Modern 2400 sq. ft. home. Gazebo, fenced
backyard. Kitchen, laundry facilities, satellite
TV/VCR. Hunters, fishermen, sports teams
welcome. Weekly, monthly, group rates or
rental of entire facility upon request.
Box 444, Woodlands MB R0C 3H0
T: 204-383-5628
TOLL FREE: 1-888-286-0433
W: www.manitobahunts.com
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* STEPHENS LAKE
MUNICIPAL PARK
. PINE GROVE CABINS
Open June to October. Kitchenette cabins
with modern facilities. Campground available.
Box 79, Grand Rapids MB R0C 1E0
T: 204-639-2331 F: 204-639-2331
GRAS S RIV ER
PROVINC IAL PARK F I RST C RAN BERRY
L AK E
* VIKING LODGE
GRAS S RIV ER
PRO V INC IAL PARK IS KWAS UM LAKE
& CAMPGROUND
On Butneau Road, approximately 1 km
southwest of Gillam. Open May to October.
Nearby convenience store open seven days
a week, fishing, swimming and boat launch.
Free camping.
Fishing North of 54. Two fly-out camps,
three portage lakes. Full-service RV,
camping. 17 modern cabins, wireless
Internet, boats/motors, propane, dump
station. RV $25 per day. May to October.
Box 100, 323 Railway Ave,
Gillam MB R0B 0L0
T: 204-652-3150 F: 204-652-3199
W: www.townofgillam.com
Box 190, 351 Public Rd. SE,
Cranberry Portage MB R0B 0H0
T: 204-472-3337; 204-271-2315
F: 204-472-3337
W: www.mts.net/~viking/index.htm
Camping Rates: $25
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* ISKWASUM CAMPGROUND (P)
Leaving The Pas, travel north 74 km
on Highway 10, turn right and follow
Highway 39. Campground is starting point
for Karst Spring Trail, a truly magical place.
Open May long weekend to October
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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ACCOMMODATIONS
NORTH OF 53˚
GRAS S RIV ER
PRO V INC IAL PARK S IM O N HO US E LA K E
* GRASS RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK
(GYLES) CAMPGROUND (P)
Leaving The Pas, travel north 74 km on
Highway 10, turn right and follow Highway 39.
Beautiful sand beach, pine forest, excellent
starting point for canoeing. Open May long
weekend to September long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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LEAF RAPIDS
) WISTOBA VACATION RENTALS
Located in Leaf Rapids near lakes and the
Churchill River. Fully furnished, phone, TV,
DVD, VCR, full kitchen, microwave, linens,
washer, dryer. Two-bedroom sleeps four to six.
G R A S S R IVER
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. PETERSON'S REED LAKE LODGE
Third generation owners. Secluded 4 Mile
Island. Pike, walleye, lake trout. Lakeside
kitchenette cabins, showers, composted
toilettes, housekeeping/package plans.
Boats, gas, guides, limousine service,
ice fishing, naturalist tours, recycling.
Box 1648, The Pas MB R9A 1L4
T: 204-620-1546 (summer)
T: 204-772-5826 (winter)
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* REED LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
Leaving The Pas, travel north 74 km on
Highway 10, turn right and follow Highway 39.
Excellent fishing and canoeing opportunities
abound. Open May long weekend to
mid-September.
Camping Rates: $12
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306 F Block Mystic Square,
Box 9, Leaf Rapids MB R0B 1W0
T: 204-473-8268; 608-356-0243
F: 608-356-0203
W: http://home.centurytel.net/wistoba
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* BURGE LAKE
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
329 km northwest of Thompson via PR 391
to PR 394, turn north and travel 5 km to
campground.
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* ZED LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK (P) * PAINT LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
309 km northwest of Thompson via PR 391
to PR 384, turn north and travel 20 km.
long weekend.
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BED & BREAKFAST
Three guest rooms with shared bathroom
facilities. Full meals can be arranged.
Enjoy the view of Porcupine Mountain
from our living room window or deer
grazing in the pasture.
Box 114, Mafeking MB R0L 1B0
T: 204-545-2071
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Beautiful 2,000 sq. ft. home with pillow
top beds, satellite TV, high-speed
wireless Internet.
Box 10, 199 Sherritt Ave.,
Lynn Lake MB R0B 0W0
T: 204-356-8307; 204-356-2501
W: www.snoventures.ca
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True northern tourism adventure. Come to
Lynn Lake and experience all that we have
to offer, including being the Sportfishing
Capital of Manitoba.
Box 100, Lynn Lake MB R0B 0W0
T: 204-356-2418 F: 204-356-8297
W: www.lynnlake.ca
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Comfortable, modern cabins complete with
fully equipped kitchen, barbecue, satellite
TV and phone. Located in a quiet area with
a river view.
Box 5069, Norway House MB R0B 1B0
T: 204-359-6626; F: 204-359-4420
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32 km south of Thompson on Highway 6.
Park offers something for everyone. Facilities
are close at hand. Interpretive program.
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Located at Rocky Lake, open mid-May to
mid-October, firepits, 15 and 30 amp sites,
store, boats, motors, bait, gas, fishing
and hunting.
Box 59, Wanless MB R0B 1T0
T: 204-682-7489 (summer)
T: 204-623-7385 (winter)
W: www.kumbackabins.com
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LAKE CAMPGROUND
Four people to a site. Campground is in a
primitive setting. Shower house, freezer house
and fish cleaning shack only. Boat launch,
three electrical sites. Open May to October.
PA I N T LAKE
PROVINC IAL PARK
Box 11, Sherridon MB R0B 1L0
T: 204-468-2026 F: 204-468-2110
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32 km south of Thompson on Highway 6.
Park offers something for everyone.
All facilities are close at hand. Interpretive
program. Reservations accepted. Call
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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The Bluenose caters to your every need.
Full size private guest home, semi-private
rooms. Kitchen, fireplace, TV, hot tub,
ample parking. Continental breakfast.
Groups welcome. High-speed Internet.
A clean, quiet place to stay. Rooms $55.00
plus tax, single and/or double occupancy.
Service in Ukrainian.
Box 818, Snow Lake MB R0B 1M0
T: 204-358-2524 F: 204-358-2524
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On the southeast shore of Wekusko Lake.
Cabins have kitchens, bedding and towels.
Enjoy fishing for walleye, northern, sauger
and whitefish. Bear hunting, snowmobiling,
hiking, photography. Open year-round.
Box 790, Herb Lake Landing,
Snow Lake MB R0B 1M0
T: 204-358-2485 F: 204-358-2485
W: www.tawowlodge.com
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PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
15 km south of Snow Lake on PR 392, north
on Highway 6, left on Highway 39 to PR 392.
Good fishing, large sites, beautiful walking
trails. Reservations accepted. Call
1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
long weekend.
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Box 2855, The Pas MB R9A 1M6
T: 204-623-5451
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Daily, weekly and monthly rates available,
kitchenettes available.
T: 204-623-3201 F: 204-623-1651
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Ten miles north of The Pas in natural
wilderness. Private self-contained ensuite with
private entrance. Queen bed, private walk-in
shower, bar fridge, microwave, satellite TV,
VCR, stereo. Continental or full breakfast.
B Y CA R LSON
"When you're here, you're home" is our
motto. With well-appointed guestrooms and
suites, our staff will look after your needs.
Make us your next Thompson stay!
70 Thompson Drive N.,
Thompson MB R8N 1Y8
T: 204-778-8879 F: 204-677-3225
TOLL FREE: 1-800-456-4000
W: www.countryinns.com
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Downtown Thompson, adjacent Thompson's
largest mall, Tim Horton's and Boston Pizza.
Smoke-free facility with 60 rooms including
suites and jacuzzi suites. High speed
Internet, exercise facilities, complimentary
continental breakfast.
T: 204-623-4548 E: [email protected]
21 Thompson Drive N.,
Thompson MB R8N 2B5
T: 204-778-6000 F: 204-778-6999
TOLL FREE: 1-800-DAYS-INN
W: www.daysinnthompson.com
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Queen beds in all rooms, complimentary
continental breakfast, cable TV, computer
and wireless Internet access, laundry
facilities. All suites have small fridge and
microwave. Walking distance to downtown.
Full-service hotel, dining room, lounge,
beverage room, VLTs, downtown.
Clean air-conditioned rooms, cable TV,
VCRs, laundry room, unlimited parking.
CAA approved. Ice fishing shack available.
Complimentary airport shuttle by request.
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Box 2519, 439 Fischer Ave.,
The Pas MB R9A 1M3
T: 204-623-5446 F: 204-623-3383
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-9468
W: www.wescanainn.com
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180 Thompson Dr. N.,
Thompson MB R8N 1Y8
T: 204-778-5535 F: 204-778-6658
TOLL FREE: 1-866-778-5535
W: www.interiorinn.ca
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) MERIDIAN HOTEL
Air-conditioned rooms, cafeteria and meeting
room. Complimentary in-room coffee, mini
fridge in every room and use of laundry
facilities. Wireless Internet. Our friendly staff
welcomes you. Enjoy your stay!
183 Cree Road, Thompson MB R8N 0C2
T: 204-778-8387 F: 204-677-4087
TOLL FREE: 1-800-565-2401
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MO T O R HO T EL
Sauna, exercise room, cable TV,
air-conditioned, fridge, microwave,
Adventurer's North dini's Tavern, beer
vendor, VLTs, in-room movie rentals,
wireless Internet.
Cree Road & Selkirk Avenue,
Thompson MB R8N 0N2
T: 204-778-8331 F: 204-778-4193
TOLL FREE: 1-800-442-0429
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Full breakfast, complimentary tea and snack
served. Spacious room with four single beds,
two private bathrooms. Fridge, microwave.
Private den with TV/VCR. Good old northern
hospitality, great home cooking.
Queen bed, private bath, sitting area,
TV/VCR. Choice of breakfast. Snack on
homemade cinnamon buns and Icelandic
coffee. Relax in screened-in sunroom.
Microwave, fridge, coffeemaker available.
No credit cards.
164 Wolf Street, Thompson MB R8N 1J7
T: 204-677-3563
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Box 252, 95 Cree Road,
Thompson MB R8N 1N1
T: 204-677-4111 F: 204-677-8027
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WABO WDEN
Friendly service, great downtown location.
Exclusive Executive Guest Wing, jacuzzi
suites, new Grapes Restaurant and Bar,
nightclub, indoor pool, waterslide, whirlpool,
fitness facility, wireless high speed Internet.
Banquet/conference facilities.
* SASAGIU RAPIDS LODGE LTD.
146 Selkirk Avenue,
Thompson MB R8N 0N1
T: 204-677-4551 F: 204-778-3549
TOLL FREE: 1-800-442-0635
W: www.burntwoodhotel.com
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All rooms have private bathrooms, telephone,
TV/VCR. Two guest kitchens, two living
rooms, laundry room, large deck, barbecue.
Full breakfast. Wireless high-speed Internet,
fax. Near downtown.
20 Harvard Street,
Thompson MB R8N 0H7
T: 204-677-9639
) T H OM PSON I N N
Thompson's original hotel provides friendly
service, great value, convenient downtown
location, five-minute walk to shopping,
Chicken Delight restaurant with banquet/
conference facilities, lounge, VLTs, cable TV.
On-site guest laundry.
1 Public Road, Thompson MB R8N 0M3
T: 204-677-2371 F: 204-778-8442
TOLL FREE: 1-800-803-3182
W: www.thompsoninn.com
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420 miles north of Winnipeg on Highway 6.
Open year-round. Motel, licensed dining,
conference rooms, fuel, hunting, fishing,
marina, boat rentals, guide services,
snowmobile and walking trails.
Box 29, Wabowden MB R0B 1S0
T: 204-677-9351 F: 204-677-8755
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Rooms have four-piece bath, satellite TV,
DVD. Main kitchenette has fridge, stove,
table, chairs. Barbecue, picnic tables,
washer/dryer, pay phone. Located on
Highway 10, excellent fishing and hunting.
Box 51, Wanless MB R0B 1T0
T: 204-682-7458 F: 204-682-7002
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Natural beauty, great attractions, unique rural
communities – Eastern Manitoba has something
for everyone. Incredible parks and outdoor spaces
beckon adventurous souls, while unique museums
offer history buffs a link to the past. Whether you’re
paddling a canoe, hiking a forest trail, walking along
a white sandy beach or fishing at a world-class resort,
you’ll love what this spectacular region has to offer.
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T: 204-444-4448
LOCATION: PR 212 and Sapton Road east
of Birds Hill Provincial Park
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
www.grand.beach.mb.ca
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www.laverendryetrail.mb.ca
T RAVEL MANIT OBA
1-800-665-0040
[email protected]
PA R K S A N D
OUTDOOR PLACES
AT I KA KI PR O VI NC I AL
WI L DER N E S S PAR K
A spectacular 3,997 km² acres of rugged
forest, rock outcrops, glassy lakes and
wild rivers accessible only by air or canoe.
Prehistoric rock paintings can be seen along
the rivers. These fragile links with the past
were created for ritual purposes hundreds
of years ago. 300 to 500 caribou are in the
park. The park is still virtually untouched by
man, a true wilderness.
The Bloodvein River, a Canadian Heritage
River, originates in Ontario and flows
through Atikaki 200 km/124 mi. to Lake
Winnipeg. This rugged whitewater river
travels through pristine Canadian Shield and
abundant wildlife viewing opportunities.
B I R D S H I LL
PR OV I N C I A L PA R K
Featuring hills and ridges formed by ancient
glaciers, this 35 sq. km/22 sq. mi. acre park
has a lake, oak and aspen forests, native
prairie wildflowers (including several species
of rare orchids), deer, waterfowl and
songbirds. Facilities include camping,
swimming, picnic sites, a riding stable,
a restaurant, a beach concession and a
convenience store. There are 30 km/18.5 mi.
of trails for walking and cross-country skiing
and a 7.2 km/4.5 mi. paved bicycle and
roller blading trails.
Interpretive programs are available on a
year-round basis for groups of all ages.
Every July the park hosts the Winnipeg
Folk Festival.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: 24 km/15 mi. northeast
EASTERN
B UF FA LO POI N T
HA DA SHVI LLE
Located on southern Lake of the Woods,
this peninsula features some of the best
fishing on the lake. Sand beaches are
highlighted with a quarter-mile waterfront
boardwalk. Services include store, gas,
marina, docking, rental boats, resort and
campground. There is swimming and various
beach sports. Ice fishing, cross-country
skiing, snowmobile rides and other winter
activities are part of the year-round facilities.
Sandilands Forest Education Centre,
a 121 ha/300 acre site, contains various
forest environments including a black spruce
bog, eastern deciduous and jackpine forests.
Includes the Beaven Suspension Bridge
across the Whitemouth River, self-guiding
nature trails, the famous Tree Planting Car,
Dawson Ranger Station, a fire tower, a forest
museum with displays of local plants and
animals, forest conservation and harvesting
operations past and present. In July and
August, telephone for times; May, June,
September to mid-October, weekdays for
school groups by appointment. Admission
charged for groups.
G R A N D B E AC H
Resting along the eastern shore of Lake
Winnipeg, Canada's fifth largest lake and
next to the historic La Vérendrye Trail, are
powdery white sand beaches and grasstopped dunes that make this one of the top
beaches in North America. The dunes reach
as high as 8 m/30 ft. A lagoon supports
many species of birds.
An excellent place to swim, wind surf or
hike, three excellent self-guiding walks:
Spirit Rock Trail, Wild Wings Trail and the
Ancient Beach Trail.
The Park also features a campground,
outdoor amphitheatre, picnic shelters,
a restaurant, concession services and
wheelchair access to the beach.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
Nearby Grand Marais offers entertainment
and a full range of services. A provincial
commemorative plaque, The Postage
Stamp Province, marks the east original
boundary of the province. It then measured
about 130 miles east to west and 110 miles
north to south. Its size and shape gave it
its nickname.
W: www.grand.beach.mb.ca
Thunder Mountain Waterslide Park offers
the only speed slide in Manitoba, the only
whitewater rafting ride and 450-foot water
twisters. Admission charged. Open daily
11 a.m. – 6 p.m. end of June to September
long weekend.
T: 204-754-4066
LOCATION: East gate of park
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T: 204-453-3182 F: 204-477-5765
W: www.thinktrees.org
LOCATION: 2 km/1.5 mi. south of junction
of Trans-Canada Highway and PTH 11
N OPI M I N G PR OVI N CI AL PARK
Named from an Anishinabe word meaning
"entrance to the wilderness." The park
features towering granite outcrops, stands
of black spruce and more than 700 lakes,
several of them with fly or drive-in fishing
lodges and outcamps. Its wildlife includes
woodland caribou in season (seldom seen
this far south). Campgrounds can be found
at Beresford, Bird, Black lakes and
Tulabi Falls.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
PI N AWA
This resort-like community offers adventure
for every season; hike, bike or golf in
summer. Ski the scenic cross-country trails in
winter or access the network of snowmobile
trails that connect with the Can-Am Trail.
Imagine yourself in a place, then discover
the secret in Pinawa.
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At the Pinawa Dam Provincial Park, the
Pinawa Generating Station was Manitoba's
first year-round hydro generating plant
and marked the beginning of hydroelectric
development on the Winnipeg River. The
25 hectare park lies in the heart of "Cottage
Country" on the Lee River/Pinawa Channel/
Winnipeg River system, on the edge of
the Canadian Shield. The townsite of Old
Pinawa is approximately 1.5 hours drive from
Winnipeg. "The Friends of Old Pinawa",
a volunteer organization, have made the
park more attractive and help promote
tourism in the area.
TOLL FREE: 1-800-806-0412
W: www.pinawa.com
LOCATION: 8 km north of Pinawa
For a breathtaking stop, visit the 50 metre
(650 ft.) Pinawa Heritage Suspension
Bridge. Rising four metres (13 ft.) above the
water, the bridge spans the Pinawa Channel
connecting with hiking and skiing trail areas.
A covered picnic shelter and plenty of
parking on site.
W: www.pinawa.com
LOCATION: Alice Chambers Trail
off Hwy. 211
Pinawa Ironwood Trail follows the historic
Winnipeg River and is a multi-use trail for
walking, running, cross-country skiing and
bicycling with a self-guided trail highlighting
flora, fauna, historical and geographical
interest. The Ironwood Trail connects the
Trans-Canada Trail to the Pinawa Heritage
Channel Walk.
W: www.pinawa.com
S PR A G U E / N O RT H W E S T
A N G L E PR O V I N C I AL F O R E S T
Sprague is the gateway to the Lake of
the Woods and the Northwest Angle.
Moose Lake Provincial Park and Birch
Point Provincial Park, found within the
forest, offer visitor accommodation, picnic
area and campgrounds. Buffalo Bay is
an international body of water bordering
Manitoba, Ontario and Minnesota.
LOCATION: access via PTH 12
or the Trans-Canada and PR 308
S T. MA LO PR OVI N CI A L PA R K
This friendly family park features a manmade lake created by the damming of
the Rat River, a large family picnic area,
children's playground, sandy beaches,
water craft rentals and campgrounds.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
LOCATION: on Hwy. 59 south in St. Malo
T O L S TOI
Much of the land in the Tall-grass Prairie
Preserve was originally settled in 1896 by
pioneers from Bukovinia in the western
Ukraine. Over 2,000 hectares of tall-grass
prairies are protected within this preserve
near Tolstoi and Gardenton. It is home
to over 150 plant species. From April to
October it is in constant metamorphosis.
Accessible year-round for hiking and walking
with a 1.6 km self-guiding interpretive trail.
Vehicle access and some other activities may
be limited. On-site signage.
T: 204-943-9029
W: www.naturemanitoba.ca
LOCATION: 3.2 km/2 mi. east of Tolstoi on
PR 209, on the south side of the highway
Alfred Hole Goose Sanctuary and Visitor
Centre provides an upclose view of goslings
in spring and fall during migration. The
Centre features an interpretive program,
displays, exhibits, self-guiding hiking trail
and an observation gallery overlooking a
small pond. Open daily May long weekend
to September long weekend 10:30 a.m. 6 p.m.; September to Thanksgiving
weekend, Friday to Sunday and holiday
Mondays 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. School
programs and group bookings available.
T: 204-369-3157 (year-round)
T: 204-369-5470 (Summer/Fall)
LOCATION: .5 km east of Rennie on Hwy. 44
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Bannock Point features petroforms: stones
laid out on the bedrock in the shapes of
turtles, snakes, geometric designs and a
Thunderbird. They are believed to have
been made centuries ago by First Nations
people for their value in teaching and
healing ceremonies.
T: 204-348-2846 (Nutimik Museum) for
summer tour dates and times.
LOCATION: north of Pine Point Rapids
BLOODVEIN RIVER
W H I T E S H E LL
This spectacular park offers over 2,729
km²/1,689 mi. of dazzling waters and lush
forests. Park visitors of all ages enjoy hiking,
mountain biking, tennis, quiet beaches and
water sports of all kinds. Over 200 lakes
offer walleye, northern pike, perch,
smallmouth bass and lake trout
fishing excitement.
A year-round playground, the Whiteshell
offers winter lovers cross-country and
downhill skiing, snowshoeing, ice fishing,
winter hiking, skating and snowmobiling.
The park has three entrance points: Hwy. 1
from the east or west, from the south on the
La Vérendrye Trail at Hwy. 44 and driving
northward on PR 307. To enter the park from
the north take Hwy. 11 on the La Vérendrye
Trail to Seven Sisters on PR 307.
T: 204-945-6784
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
EASTERN
RAINBOW FALLS
Caddy Lake on Hwy. 44 is the beginning
of the ancient Whiteshell River canoe
route. Gas, groceries, seasonal
accommodations and camping are available
on this picturesque lake. Activities include
canoeing, fishing, boating, camping
and hiking.
Caddy Lake Rock Tunnels are rock caves
created by railroad construction. Entrance by
motor boat or canoe provides an interesting
access to a wilderness campsite for a picnic,
afternoon of fishing or to begin the 170 km
Caddy Lake canoe route.
T: 204-349-2201 for water levels
LOCATION: boat access,
north end of Caddy Lake
Falcon Lake Golf Course is one of
Manitoba’s finest and most challenging
courses. Test your skills on the 18-hole
course set against the backdrop of an
emerald green forest.
LOCATION: Hwy. 1 at Falcon Lake
Falcon Lake Townsite off Hwy. 1 offers full
amenities, campground, accommodation
and an array of recreational activities on
Falcon Lake. There's a professional golf
course, miniature golf, tennis, horseshoes
and a year-round riding stable.
Lily Pond is a notable location not only for
the profusion of white fragrant and yellow
species of water lilies but for the bedrock
cliffs which exhibit igneous intrusion. The
pond was formed when soft rock was
scooped away from glaciers.
LOCATION: Hwy. 44, west of Caddy Lake
Mantario Hiking Trail is the longest in the
Canadian Shield area of Western Canada.
Hike over 60 km of rugged Precambrian
terrain. This challenging trail is intended for
experienced backpackers.
LOCATION: PR 312 at Caddy Lake or North
Shore Big Whiteshell Lake, PR 309
Pine Point Rapids, this 8.2 km trail consists
of two loops through the boreal forest along
the Whiteshell River, past waterfalls and
rapids. Allow four hours to hike the
entire trail.
LOCATION: north of Betula Lake on PR 307
Rainbow Falls is a favourite stopping place
for visitors and camera enthusiasts. The falls
can be reached by car from the White Lake
Resort access road. Wheelchair accessible
fishing platform and washroom.
LOCATION: White Lake off PR 307, White
Lake Resort
As you move north through the park on
PR 307 and 309, you are treated to miles
of scenic beauty dotted with cosy resorts,
campgrounds and peaceful picnic areas.
The border towns of Rennie on Hwy. 44 and
Seven Sisters on PR 307 offer a full line of
services such as grocery stores, gas stations,
hotels, motels and restaurants.
At 115 metres, West Hawk Lake on Hwy. 44,
is the deepest in Manitoba. A meteorite
is believed to have created the crater which
eventually became a lake. This meteor
impact site is one of those listed as a World
Terrestrial Impact Structure. The townsite
offers full amenities including a marina,
accommodation and campground.
E: [email protected]//gdcinfo.agg.nrcan.gc.ca
W: www.nrcan.gc.ca/ess
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A N OLA
Anola and District Museum has a pioneer
village consisting of an original school,
blacksmith shop, pioneer house, chapel
and Springfield's first fire truck. Open every
Sunday, May to September, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
and by appointment. Admission charged.
T: 204-866-3009; 204-866-2922
LOCATION: Weiser Crescent
B EA U SEJOU R
The Beausejour Daylily Gardens (Zone
2B) are the coldest American Hemerocallis
Society Display Garden in the world, and
an MRLS Display Garden. Two acres with
600 daylily cultivars, 150 different irises,
dozens of peonies, hundreds of lilies and
other perennials, prairie hardy fruit trees and
shrubs, picnic site, lawn checkers and bocce.
Free admission. Open May to November.
T: 204-268-3950
W: townofbeausejour.com
LOCATION: First Street N.
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West Hawk Museum has displays of
geological interest including the history of
the formation of West Hawk Lake as well as
other interesting facts unique to the area.
Open daily mid-May to September long
weekend 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
LOCATION: West Hawk Lake
Campground Office
At the Whiteshell Fish Hatchery, trout,
walleye and other species such as
sturgeon are raised to replenish lake stock.
Interpretive exhibits showcase information
about fish biology and management. Tours
daily June to September long weekend at
11 a.m. and 2 p.m. School programs and
group bookings available.
T: 204-349-2228
LOCATION: PR 312, at northern end
of West Hawk Lake
Whiteshell Natural History Museum,
a log museum built in 1959, contains
displays featuring the Winnipeg River, First
Nation petroforms, wild rice, lake sturgeon
and wildlife of the boreal forest. Open
daily June to September long weekend, 9
a.m. - 5 p.m., closed noon to 1 p.m. School
programs and group bookings available.
T: 204-348-2846
LOCATION: Nutimik Lake on PR 307
Racers from across Canada and the United
States compete at the two Canadian Power
Toboggan Championship Races the first
weekend in December and in early March.
T: 204-268-2049 F: 204-268-4209
W: www.cptcracing.com
Manitoba Glass Factory (PHS), the site of
the first glass container factory in Western
Canada operated from 1906 to 1914 and
employed up to 350 workers. It produced
bottles for breweries and soft drink
companies in Winnipeg, serving the Prairie
market. Visitors may explore the ruins of the
site and the nearby Chryplywy Nature Park.
LOCATION: southwest outskirts
of Beausejour
ATTRACTIONS
BR O KEN HE A D
GAR D EN TON
Tommy Prince School, Brokenhead First
Nation, is named after Manitoba's most
decorated Aboriginal war veteran,
Sergeant Thomas Prince. Tommy Prince
was one of many Aboriginal soldiers who
left their homes to serve Canada during the
Second World War and the Korean War.
St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
LOCATION: PTH 59
CO O KS CR EEK
Cooks Creek Heritage Museum
is situated in the oldest Galician
settlement in western Canada. The seven
buildings include a restored barn and
blacksmith shop, pioneer homes, candle
house and chapel. Dedicated to early
pioneers from Slavic Europe. Heritage Day
(August). Open for tours May to August,
daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Wednesdays.
September by appointment.
Admission charged.
T: 204-444-4448 F: 204-444-4224
LOCATION: PR 212 and Sapton Road east
of Birds Hill Provincial Park
Ukrainian Catholic Church of the
Immaculate Conception (PHS) and the
Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, were
built by Father Philip Ruh O.M.I. and
his parishioners. The church features
characteristic onion domes. Divine Liturgy
every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. English sung.
Group outdoor area and picnic tables.
Group tours welcome. Admission charged.
See website for hours. 2010 Medieval
Festival in mid-July, three-day pilgrimage
in mid-August.
T: 204-444-2478
W: www.immaculate.ca
LOCATION: Corner of PR 212 and Zora Rd.
EASTERN
(PHS) was consecrated in October 1889
and is the first Ukrainian Orthodox church
in Canada. Lithographed icons from
St. Petersburg, Moscow and Kiev decorate
the sanctuary.
LOCATION: 5 km/3 mi. west
of Gardenton on PR 209
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Ukrainian Museum and Village artifacts
consist of clothing, small hand tools, oneroom school, thatched roof clay house of
early Ukrainian settlement, a picnic area and
exhibits of the churches of the area. Open
late May to early September 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
daily. Weekends by appointment. Admission
charged.
T: 204-452-3072 F: 204-425-3501
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GI R O UX
While in this village visit Philip's Magical
Paradise, a museum of magic and illusion,
built as a dying request for Gordon and
Marilyn Hornan's son for his love of magic.
In the castle see the Sword Illusion donated
by Dean Gunnarson and two coins from
Doug Henning - one used by him, the other
by Houdini. Also showcased are locks and
key collections, magic items and the Blue
Room Transformation. Open May 15 to
September 30, Monday to Friday 7 p.m. 9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Other times by special appointment.
GR U N THA L
Thistle Lane Primitives Cafe and Gift Shop
offers mouth-savoring homemade soups,
breads, cheesecakes and much more! Shop
in an old fashioned, relaxing atmosphere at
The Barn Door Gift Shop.
T: 204-326-1219 F: 204-326-3182
LOCATION: off PTH 12 on PR 311
T: 204-434-6192
W: www.thistlelane.com
LOCATION: 2 3/4 miles north
of Grunthal off Highway 216
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N EW B OTHWELL
Bothwell Cheese has produced awardwinning quality cheese in rural Manitoba
since 1936 selling over 30 varieties and
other local delicacies. Open Monday to
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Saturday
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
T: 204-388-4666
W: www.bothwellcheese.com
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OAKB A N K
Pineridge Hollow Restaurant and Gift
Shop is located on the southern edge
of Birds Hill Park. Celebrate Manitoba
cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Prairie cuisine reflects the connection
to surrounding farms and fields. Unique
home furnishings, home décor and
giftware in the two-level gift shop and
2000 sq. ft. furniture showroom. Farmers'
Market on Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.,
July to September. Wedding, group and
conference spaces available. Open yearround, restaurant 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.,
gift shop 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Please call for winter hours.
T: 204-777-3881
W: www.pineridgehollow.com
LOCATION: Hwy. 59 N., right on Garven
Road, left on Pineridge Road, right on
Hillside Road, left on Heatherdale Road or
from inside Birds Hill Park, directly across
from Whitetail Deer Trail on South Drive
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Willow Lane Teahouse, gift shop and flower
shop in a converted farm house built in
1925. German and Greek also spoken.
T: 204-444-3041 F: 204-444-5132
TOLL FREE: 1-866-444-3564
W: www.willowlaneflowers.com
St. Georges Museum is open May long
weekend to early September, 9:30 a.m.
- 5:30 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday; early
September to early October, 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and
in winter. Donations accepted.
T: 204-367-8801 (summer)
T: 204-367-2927 (winter)
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P I NAWA
SA RTO
Pinawa Heritage Sundial is an unequalled
attraction that portrays the history of the
region. The sundial is a horizontal dial
stretching 10 metres square, with a gnomon
five metres high and is designed specifically
for the latitude and longitude of the site.
The structure teaches visitors how one of the
world's oldest timepieces, a sundial, is used.
Willow Plain School Municipal Heritage
Site is a restored one-room school built
in 1911, containing artifacts from six area
schools over the past 100 years. Open
Wednesday to Sunday and long weekends
9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tour guide on site.
W: www.pinawa.com
LOCATION: near marina
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T: 204-224-2451; 204-736-3667;
204-667-4811
LOCATION: near Steinbach
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ATTRACTIONS
S CA N T ER B U RY
Enjoy gaming excitement at South Beach
Casino and Resort, offering 600 slot
machines, 12 table games, live poker
room, gift shop. The new 95 room hotel
features lavish suites, tropical pool, meeting/
banquet space for up to 300 persons. Live
entertainment Friday and Saturday nights.
Daily international buffet, Thursday seafood
feast and Sunday prime rib feast buffets.
Free valet parking. Nearby Grand Beach,
Victoria Beach, Patricia Beach.
La Galerie Rivière-aux-Rats features
a permanent, virtual, for-sale exposition
of Réal Bérard's most recent works of art
and sculptures by Denis Duguay. One can
appreciate the francophone heritage and
history of the St-Pierre-Jolys region and
the artist's interpretation of Manitoba's
natural treasures.
The Village Centre houses exhibition
galleries, a room for the care and
preparation of collections, and public space.
Pioneer Days is held every August long
weekend. Open year-round, hours same as
heritage village and October to April,
10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Admission charged.
T: 204-433-7870 F: 866-433-8070
W: www.galerieriviereauxrats.com
T: 204-326-9661 F: 204-326-5046
TOLL FREE: 1-866-280-8741
W: www.mennoniteheritagevillage.com
LOCATION: Hwy. 12 N.
See ad page: 164
T: 204-766-2100
TOLL FREE: 1-877-775-8259
W: www.southbeachcasino.ca
LOCATION: Hwy. 59, 30 minutes
north of Winnipeg
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S PR A G U E
Sprague and District Historical Museum
recreates the CNR telegraph office and
local post office. It features an original
barber shop, historical displays of schools,
churches, businesses, forest industry,
Customs, home life, recreation. Admission
charged. Air-conditioned. Picnic area.
Opening June 12, Saturdays and
Sundays, 1 - 5 p.m.
T: 204-437-2342; 204-437-2210;
204-437-2209
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S T-PIER R E-J O LY S
Crow Wing Trail, commemorated by the
Trans-Canada Trail, closely parallels the
original trail. It connected the Red River
Settlement to the railway hub of St. Paul,
Minnesota, and wound through the scenic
grounds of what is now the Saint-Pierre-Jolys
Museum site. The first printing press of the
Winnipeg Free Press was originally carried
along this historic trail.
EASTERN
Le Musée de Saint Pierre-Jolys Museum
is housed in the former convent of the
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and
Mary, a designated four-storey provincial
historical building built in 1900. It features
local history, religious and educational
exhibits. Picnic tables available. Open July
and August 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday to
Sunday. Admission charged.
T: 204-433-7635
W: www.museestpierre.mb.ca
S T E I N B AC H
A unique experience awaits visitors at
the Mennonite Heritage Village
(Canada) Inc. This 40-acre complex spreads
out from a street reminiscent of the
Mennonite villages found in southern
Manitoba during the late 1800s. A windmill
with 20 m/60 ft. sails dominates the village.
Century-old dwellings, church and school
are furnished to the period. The Livery Barn
Restaurant serves tasty Mennonite fare,
from traditional recipes, in a pioneer setting.
The general store offers locally crafted
items, stone-ground flour, old-fashioned
candy, a wide selection of souvenirs. Open
May, June, September 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday to Saturday, noon - 5 p.m. Sunday;
July and August 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday to
Saturday, noon - 6 p.m. Sunday.
See ad page: 94
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St. Elias Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Bell
Tower and Cemetery, Sirko Area (PHS)
St. Elias Ukrainian Orthodox Church is an
excellent example of a modest Ukrainian
Church that Ukrainian pioneers erected
in Manitoba. Construction commenced in
1908 with the colourful interior completed
in 1910. The site also has a cemetery dotted
with the distinctive tall white crosses of
the Orthodox faith and a log bell tower of
traditional design and construction.
LOCATION: 6 miles south and 1 mile
east of Sundown
WHI TEM OU TH
The Whitemouth Municipal Museum
includes machinery, an original trapper's
shack, two log buildings, a Christ Anglican
church, an artifacts building, train caboose,
antique tractors, a historic home (18001900s), a two-man rail car with set of tracks,
farm equipment and small household items.
A cairn honours Dr. Charlotte Ross, "the iron
rose." Heritage Day is in September. Open
July and August 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. and on
request. Donations accepted.
Campground, picnic area, shower and
washroom located in adjacent Lions Park.
T: 204-348-2109; 348-2984; 348-2300
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B U F FA L O P OI NT
L A KE O F T HE S AN D H I L L S
GO L F CO U R S E
Box 1037, Buffalo Point MB R0A 2W0
T: 204-437-4653
W: www.sandhills.ca
L A BRO QUERIE
GR A N I TE HI LLS
GOLF COU R SE & ESTATE S
L A VÉ R EN DRY E GOLF
Lac du Bonnet MB R0E 1A0
Cape Coppermine Rd.
T: 204-345-4653
W: www.granitehills.ca
Box 340, 99 Tetreault Rd.
La Broquerie MB R0A 0W0
T: 204-424-5046
TOLL FREE: 1-888-424-5046
W: www.laverendryegolf.mb.ca
PAR: 73M, 73W
PAR: 72M, 72W
Î L E D E S C HÊNES
S HA M R O CK G OL F C O UR S E
Box 280, Île des Chênes MB R0A 0T0
T: 204-878-2098
W: www.theshamrockgolfcourse.com
PAR: 72M, 72W
LIBAU
L AC DU BO NNET
M A R S SA N DHI LLS R ESO RT
& GOLF COU R SE
B L AC K B EA R GOLF CLU B
Box 17 Grp 40 RR1, Libau MB R0E 1C0
T: 204-265-6444
W: www.marsgolf.ca
Box 96, Lac du Bonnet MB R0E 1A0
T: 204-345-9977; 204-345-8027
SLOPE: 120 ave
PAR: 72M
PAR: 34M, 33W
SLOPE: 108 ave
PAR: 36M, 37W
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STEI N BACH
L O R ET T E G O L F C O UR S E
GI R O UX SA LEM GOLF
& C O U N TRY CLU B
Box 10 RR2, Lorette MB R0A 0Y0
T: 204-878-2172
W: www.lorettegolf.ca
PAR: 36M, 36W
PI N AWA
PIN AWA G O L F C O UR S E
Box 263, Willis Dr., Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
T: 204-753-2294
W: www.pinawaclub.mb.ca
PAR: 72M, 72W
STE. ANNE
CO T T O N W O O D GO L F C O UR S E
Box 76 RR2 Grp 30, Ste. Anne MB R5H 1R2
T: 204-422-5540
PAR: 36M, 36W
OAKW O O D G O L F
CO U R S E & CA M P GR O UN D
Box 91 Grp 30 RR2,
Ste. Anne MB R5H 1R2
T: 204-422-8045
TOLL FREE: 1-800-615-7773
W: www.oakwoodgolf.net
SLOPE: 109 ave
PAR: 72M, 72W
Box 20269, Steinbach MB R5G 1R7
T: 204-326-5722
W: www.lovetogolf.net
SLOPE: 122 ave
PAR: 36M, 36W
R I D GEWOOD SOU TH
GO L F COU R SE
T: 204-326-6225
PAR: 27M, 27W
T H E L I N K S AT QU A R RY OA K S
Box 3629, Steinbach MB R5G 1P7
T: 204-326-4653
TOLL FREE: 1-888-948-GOLF
W: www.quarryoaks.ca
PAR: 72M, 72W
TRAVERS E BAY
GR AN D PI N ES GOLF COU R SE
Box 171, Traverse Bay MB R0E 2A0
T: 204-756-2345
W: www.golfgrandpines.com
PAR: 72M, 72W
WHI T ES HELL
PROVINC IAL PARK
FAL C ON LA K E GOLF COU R SE
Box 97, Falcon Lake MB R0E 0N0
T: 204-349-2554; 204-795-2830
W: www.falconlakegolfcourse.com
PAR: 72M, 73W
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+ BENDER'S BED & BREAKFAST
30 minutes from Winnipeg, split-level,
sunroom, fruit trees, flower gardens, library,
bicycles, bocce. Near golfing, curling,
AHS Daylily Display Gardens. Awesome
breakfast, homemade jams, baking,
Bothwell cheese. Picnic/golf packages.
Box 1539, 66 Connor Pl.,
Beausejour MB R0E 0C0
T: 204-268-3950 F: 204-268-3950
W: bbcanada.com/bendersbandb
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BROKENHEAD RIVER
PARK CAMPGROUND
Golf course, beach, tubing, fishing, pedal
boat rentals, playground. Open air pavilion.
Big rigs welcome, 50' x 60' sites. Open midMay to September.
Site 434 Comp 12 RR4,
T: 204-268-3335 F: 204-268-4969
W: www.brokenheadriverpark.com
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+ GLASS LAKE BED & BREAKFAST
. BLACK FOREST RESORT INC.
Situated in idyllic rural gateway, with modern
conveniences and eclectic decor. Healthy
homemade breakfast, catering to most diet
restrictions. Walking distance to shops,
restaurants, churches, personal care homes.
A tradition for over 32 years. Enjoy fabulous
sand beach and glorious sunsets. Located
north of Grand Beach, one hour from
Winnipeg. Weekly rates.
Box 1413, 27 Fairway Drive S.,
T: 204-268-3199
W: www.bbcanada.com/glass
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AND CONFERENCE CENTRE
Suites, queen, king rooms, indoor pool,
hot tub, meeting rooms, free breakfast,
fax, wireless access, coffee, hair dryers,
restaurants nearby. Under 12 free. Large
parking area, catering.
Box 940, 1055 Park Avenue,
T: 204-268-9050 F: 204-268-9044
TOLL FREE: 1-888-666-9050
W: www.superiorinn.ca
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BEL AIR
. BEAR COUNTRY COTTAGES
. GETAWAYS ROMANTIC RETREAT
Getaways Romantic Retreat features new
charming, beautifully designed private
riverside cabins with everything needed to
pamper you. Getaways Romantic Retreat is
a couples only destination.
RR4 Grp 415 Box 8,
T: 204-266-1160 F: 204-268-2084
W: www.getawaysromanticretreat.com
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Luxurious two- and three-bedroom cottages
on approximately 75 acres of forest. Near
white sand beaches of Lester and Grand
beaches. Air-conditioning, hot tubs,
fireplaces, barbecues, full kitchen,
covered decks.
Box 162, Lakeshore Rd.,
Belair MB R0E 0E0
T: 204-756-6666 F: 204-756-6666
W: www.bearcountrycottages.com
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Box 40, 104 Lester Blvd., Belair MB R0E 0E0
T: 204-754-2338 F: 204-754-2338
W: www.blackforestresort.com
+ LESTER BEACH
BED & BREAKFAST
In pine forest, 3,800 square foot home,
large screened porch, hot tub on upper
deck. Lester Beach extends off Grand Beach
- short walk. Bar fridges, barbecue, hearty
breakfast, groups.
55 Wildwood Park, Winnipeg MB R3T 0C8
T: 204-754-8033
TOLL FREE: 1-866-424-6382
W: www.grand.beach.mb.ca
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BIRDS HILL
PRO V INC IAL PARK
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BIRDS HILL
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
24 km north of Winnipeg on Hwy 59.
Hiking, cycling, rollerblading, camping,
swimming, picnic sites, fishing. Reservations
accepted, 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg
948-3333). Open late April/early May to
Thanksgiving (weather dependent). Verify
with district office.
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EASTERN
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B IS SE T T
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Box 60, Bissett MB R0E 0J0
T: 204-277-5250 F: 204-277-5550
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+ NORTHERN WINGS
BED & BREAKFAST
3000 square-foot log home, large screenedin deck surrounding six-person hot tub.
Satellite TV in grand room. Two minutes
from float plane base for those fly-out
fishing. Full breakfast.
Box 59, Bissett MB R0E 0J0
T: 204-277-5215 F: 204-277-5062
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* BUFFALO BAY MARINA
Open May to September. Fishing, 18-hole
golf course, beach, convenience store,
guided charter fishing, boat launch, ramp,
bait, tackle, restaurant, VLTs, laundromat,
movie rentals.
T: 204-437-2402
W: www.buffalopoint.mb.ca
. BUFFALO POINT
INTERNATIONAL RESORT
Open year-round, lakefront, fireplace,
jacuzzi, kitchenettes, air-conditioned,
satellite TV, laundromat, boardwalk, sandy
beaches, store, marina, bistro, lounge,
native cultural centre, conference facilities,
golf course, nature's beauty at its best.
T: 204-437-2557 F: 204-437-2094
TOLL FREE: 1-877-889-4868
W: www.buffalopoint.mb.ca
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DOMINIO N CIT Y
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ROSEAU CROSSING
HERITAGE PARK
Park open April to November. Pool open
July and August. Off Highway 75, east on
PR 201 to Dominion City. Park and pool
located on east side of town.
Box 201, 37 Coulter,
Dominion City MB R0A 0H0
T: 204-427-2481
Camping Rates: $10
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GRAN D BEAC H
PRO V INC IAL PARK
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GRAND BEACH
CAMPGROUND (P)
80 km north of Winnipeg on Highway 59
to Highway 12, and west 6 km to park gate.
Beautiful silica sand beach. Reservations
948-3333). Open mid-May to September
long weekend.
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Located in cottage country by Grand Beach
Provincial Park. Secluded yard, swimming
pool, indoor hot tub, outdoor kitchen
and barbecue. Refrigerators in bedrooms.
Continental breakfast. German, some
French spoken.
Box 40, 65 Pinehurst Avenue,
Grand Marais MB R0E 0T0
T: 204-754-8109 F: 204-754-3613
STORMY'S GRAND BEACH
Family oriented, non-smoking cabins, nicely
furnished, hot and cold water, central flush
toilets. Walk to beautiful Grand Beach. Near
restaurants, nature trails, golfing, waterslide.
Minimum three nights, call for rates.
Box 112, Grand Marais MB R0E 0T0
T: 204-754-3753
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Gateway to Winnipeg and Manitoba, on
Highway 59 South. 11 km to entertainment,
The Forks, shopping centers, sightseeing.
Clean, friendly resting spot. April 15
to October 31.
Box 653, 1375A Major Trail,
Île des Chênes MB R0A 0T0
T: 204-878-4203
TOLL FREE: 1-888-878-4203
W: www.arrowheadrvpark.ca
Camping Rates: $20 - 430
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GRUNT HAL
) ÎLE DES CHÊNES
Cozy log cabin on 120 acres of natural
woods, river, meadows. Outdoor hot tub,
nature trails, wildlife. Nearby golf courses,
pool, beach, groomed snowmobile/ATV
trails. Horse boarding.
. ALL ABOARD
* ARROWHEAD RV PARK
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R AN CH B ED & B R EA K FA ST
G R A N D M ARAI S
ÎLE DES C HÊN ES
Box 1030, Grunthal MB R0A 0R0
T: 204-434-6177 F: 204-434-9431
TOLL FREE: 1-888-305-0259
W: www.rainbowridgeranch.com
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HADAS HV ILLE
+ HALL'S HAVEN BED
& BREAKFAST & RETREAT
One hour east of Winnipeg, south of
Highway 1 on PR 503. Great meals, hot tub,
country golf course. Private self-contained
suite plus four bedrooms.
Very reasonable rates.
Box 52, Hadashville MB R0E 0X0
T: 204-426-2157
W: www.hallshaven.ca
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MOTOR HOTEL
Very clean, modern rooms with airconditioning, cable TV. Beverage room,
licensed restaurant, beer vendor and VLTs.
Box 338, 654 Lacroix St.,
Île des Chênes MB R0A 0T0
T: 204-878-2847 F: 204-878-2598
LA BRO QUERIE
) HOTEL LA BROQUERIE
Spacious, comfortable rooms complete
with satellite TV, air-conditioning, Internet
connection, beverage room, licensed
restaurant, lounge, catering, beer vendor,
gazebo, VLTs, ATM.
Box 179, 3 Rue Des Pignons,
La Broquerie MB R0A 0W0
T: 204-424-5302 F: 204-424-9522
TOLL FREE: 1-866-424-5302
W: www.labhotel.ca
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EASTERN
LAC DU B ONNET
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Fully modern motel units with satellite
TV, air-conditioning, some with hot tubs,
laundromat, cocktail lounge, fully licensed
restaurant, beer vendor, gas, propane,
bait, tackle, licences. Your gateway to
eastern Manitoba.
Main entrance of town. Large parking lot.
Queen beds, televisions, jacuzzi rooms
with king beds and fireplaces. Wet bars
in executive and hospitality rooms.
Microwave and fridges.
Waterfront two-storey heritage home,
docking, complimentary use of paddle
boats and canoe. Fishing boats, ice shacks
and snowmobiles for rent. Walking distance
to town, beach, boat launch.
Reservations recommended.
Box 2027, Lot 60 Hwy 502,
T: 204-345-6717; 204-791-8634
F: 204-345-0299
TOLL FREE: 1-877-340-6717
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* CHAMPAGNE'S R.V. PARK
Off Highway 11, 2 km northeast
of Lac du Bonnet. Park-like setting on the
La Vérendrye Trail, near golfing, fishing and
swimming, boat launch. Nature trails in park.
May to October.
T: 204-345-2915 F: 204-345-2034
W: www.driftersinn.ca
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+ EMBER RANCH
BED & BREAKFAST
Waterfront retreat in ranch-like setting on
Winnipeg River. Indoor and outdoor jacuzzis,
indoor sauna. Outdoor deck, cozy indoor
fireplace. Beach and dock available for
swimming and fishing. Full breakfast.
T: 204-345-8804
T: 204-345-2414 F: 204-345-8584
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GRAND BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK
Box 760, 174 Minnewawa W.,
T: 204-345-9000; 204-345-3561
F: 204-345-9405
W: www.GlennHowardINN.com
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+ LEE RIVER BED & BREAKFAST
Waterfront home, panoramic view of Lee
River, Pinawa Dam Provincial Park. Delicious
breakfast, private accommodations, luxury
linens, lounge, screened patio. Beach,
canoe, kayaks. Near Trans-Canada Trail,
suspension bridge, Nopiming Park.
T: 204-345-9822
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POPLAR BAY
PARK TOURIST CAMP
Store, beach, gas, dock, fishing licences,
tackle, live bait, boat launch. Open May
to October.
Box 15751, 9 Poplar Bay Rd.,
T: 204-345-2993 F: 204-345-2993
W: www.poplarbay.com
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* RIVERDALE TOURIST CAMP
Campground open May 15 to October 15.
Fishing. Restaurant and store open yearround. 16 km northeast on PR 313.
T: 204-345-2346 F: 204-345-2099
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+ MEADOWVIEW
Secluded, rustic two-storey cedar home
on Winnipeg River, off Highway 33. Wood
stove, sunny open rooms. Swimming,
fishing, Trans-Canada Trail, boat launch
adjoining property. Haven for art and
eco-tourism.
Year-round. Country home 15 minutes north
of Selkirk. Near casino, beaches, golf, trails,
fishing, cross-country skiing, snowmobile
trails. View wildlife, walk in garden. Breakfast
prepared by retired professional chef.
BED & BREAKFAST
T: 204-345-8145
Box 7 Grp 35 RR1, Lilbau MB R0E 1C0
T: 204-766-2397
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. TALL TIMBER LODGE
MA N IGO TAGAN
Deluxe cabins, C-store, beer and liquor
vendor, playground, paddle boats,
canoes, laundromat, boat launch,
fishing, golf nearby.
T: 204-345-2972 F: 204-345-2170
W: www.talltimberlodge.com
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CROCUS GROVE RV
PARK & CAMPGROUND
Thirty minutes north of Winnipeg on
Highway 59, 9.5 km east on Highway 317.
Twelve minutes to South Beach Casino,
five minutes to Mars Sandhill Golf Course.
Box 3173 RR3, Beausejour MB R0E 0C0
T: 204-265-3469; 204-265-3511
W: www.crocusgrove.com
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MANTAGO BAY RV
PARK & CAMPGROUND
Seven km from Highway 304 at
Manigotagan. Campsites are 100 feet
from water's edge along sandy beach with
magnificent view of sunsets. Open May
to October.
General Delivery, Manigotagan MB R0E 1E0
T: 204-363-7433 F: 204-363-7433
W: www.mantagobay.com
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PRO V INC IAL PARK BERES FO RD LAKE
*
BERESFORD LAKE
CAMPGROUND & WAYSIDE (P)
227 km north of Winnipeg, follow Highway
59 north to Highway 44, east to Highway
11, north on PR 314. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open mid-May to September long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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PRO V INC IAL PARK BIRD LAKE
* BIRD LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
59 north to Highway 44, east to Highway 11,
north to PR 313, east to PR 315. Open midMay to Thanksgiving.
Camping Rates: $9
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ACCOMMODATIONS
. NOPIMING LODGE
Wilderness, two hours from Winnipeg.
Sand beach, play area, complimentary
canoes, paddleboats, bikes. Modern
LHK cabins, screened decks, gas
barbecues, satellite. Some with hot
tubs, air-conditioned, DVD, dishwashers.
Snowmobiles, boats.
T: 204-884-2281 F: 204-884-2402
W: www.nopiminglodge.com
NOPIM IN G
PROVINC IAL PARK BL ACK LAKE
11, north on PR 313. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Camping Rates: $12
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* TULABI FALLS
NOPIM IN G
PROVINC IAL PARK L ONG LAKE
11, north on PR 313, turn north at 315.
(Winnipeg 948-3333). Open May
Camping Rates: $9
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PRO V INC IAL FO R E ST M O O S E LAKE
* BLACK LAKE CAMPGROUND (P) * MOOSE LAKE
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EASTERN
. WINDSOCK LODGE
Lakeshore kitchenette cabins with indoor
plumbing and central shower, fishing and
hunting, boats, motors, guides, boat launch,
open May to October.
Box 12 Grp 8 RR1,
East Selkirk MB R0E 0M0
T: 204-785-1711; 204-485-0330
W: www.windsocklodge.com
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PROVINC IAL FO RES T BI RC H PO INT
*
BIRCH POINT
PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
35 km north of Sprague on PR 308, 6 km
past Moose Lake. Campsites overlook Lake
of the Woods on Buffalo Bay. Excellent
fishing for walleye and northern pike.
Camping Rates: $9
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CAMPGROUND (P)
On Moose Lake, 35 km north of Sprague
on PR 308. Fishing, watersports and family
beach. 6km from Lake of the Woods.
September long weekend.
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SILVER BIRCH
RESORT & OUTFITTING
Modern LHK cabins with showers, open
year-round, convenience store, boats,
motors, gas, adjacent to beach and boat
launch, bait, tackle, fishing and
hunting licences.
Box 117, Sprague MB R0A 1Z0
T: 204-437-2443 F: 204-437-2117
W: www.silverbirchresort.com
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PIN AWA
. DEER RIDGE CABINS
Intimate escape year-round, nestled among
trees on rock. Veranda overlooks Ironwood
Trail and Winnipeg River. Private luxury with
two bedrooms, great room, fireplace, hot
tub, modern appliances, TV, VCR, barbecue.
Box 454, Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
T: 204-753-2908 F: 204-753-2908
W: www.deerridgecabins.ca
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) PINAWA MOTOR INN
Overlooks river. Rooms by day or week.
Microwave, fridge, cable TV, air-conditioned,
wireless Internet. Casual fine dining. VLTs,
vendor, bar. Golf, vacation, sled packages.
Country hospitality. Dock and boat launch.
Box 190, 3 Vanier, Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
T: 204-753-2999 F: 204-753-8866
TOLL FREE: 1-866-753-2999
W: www.pinawamotorinn.com
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* PIONEER BAY CAMPGROUND
Overnight sites, private beach, boat launch,
five minutes to 18-hole golf course. Located
on Winnipeg River between Whiteshell and
Nopiming provincial parks, 90 minutes from
Winnipeg. May to mid-October.
Box 691, Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
T: 204-753-2694
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) WILDERNESS EDGE RETREAT
& CONFERENCE CENTRE
Wilderness Edge Retreat and Conference
Centre makes it easy to plan and host
retreats, conferences and family gatherings.
Situated on 11 acres, with meeting rooms
for 250 plus persons.
Box 280, 32 Burrows Rd.,
Pinawa MB R0E 1L0
T: 204-753-2535 F: 204-753-2113
TOLL FREE: 1-877-753-2535
W: www.wildernessedge.com
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BED & BREAKFAST
* BLUEWATER RV PARK &
On the banks of the Winnipeg River, near
Trans-Canada Trail, mountain biking, hiking,
cross-country skiing, bird watching. Hunt,
fish, enjoy the wildlife in this beautiful
remote setting on Broadlands Road.
CAMPGROUND
Approximately one hour northeast of
Winnipeg on PR 304, we are a quick escape
from city life. Newly opened in 2009, we offer
20 fully serviced and 30 unserviced sites.
PR 304, Powerview-Pine Falls MB R0E 1P0
T: 204-367-4748
W: www.bluewatercampground.ca
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) MANITOU LODGE
A historical landmark located in Pine
Falls, offering large guest rooms and The
Coachroom Restaurant & Lounge, with
a unique fire cooking from the wood
burning oven.
Box 599, Pine Falls MB R0E 1M0
T: 204-367-2252 F: 204-367-4202
W: www.papertown.ca
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) PAPERTOWN MOTOR INN
All rooms include microwave, mini-fridge,
coffeemaker, Internet access and card key
entry. Deluxe rooms are equipped with
jetted tubs. Indoor pool, hot tub
and waterslide.
Box 599, 34 Walleye Lane,
Pine Falls MB R0E 1M0
T: 204-367-2261 F: 204-367-8317
W: www.papertown.ca
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11 Sauve Crescent, Winnipeg MB R2N 3K7
T: 204-257-5223 F: 204-255-7506
TOLL FREE: 1-888-486-8621
W: www.manitobaguideservice.ca
PRAWDA
*
PINE TREE CAMPGROUND
& TRAILER PARK
Open year-round. Nestled along the Birch
River, peaceful campground to relax by the
campfire. Level pull-through sites, river lot
sites, modern showers and washrooms,
playground, laundromat, mini-golf, restaurant.
Box 11 Grp 8, Prawda MB R0E 0X0
T: 204-426-5413 F: 204-426-5416
W: www.pinetreecampground.com
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+ FIREFLY BED AND BREAKFAST
Watch the loons on our private lake, canoe,
hike or cross-country ski along the rocky
ledges out our front door. Relax in the
outdoor hot tub and watch the fireflies.
Box 2, Rennie MB R0E 1R0
T: 204-369-5577 F: 204-369-5584
W: www.mts.net/~dpenns
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EASTERN
R IC HE R
* WILD OAKS CAMPGROUND
RO S EAU RIV ER
* ROCK GARDEN CAMPGROUND
May 1 to October 1. Family oriented
campground. Offering overnight sites.
Weekly and monthly rates available. Located
half a mile north of Highway 1 on PR 302.
+ COUNTRY RELAX'N B&B
Bringing nature and friends together. Family
oriented atmosphere. Located 30 minutes
east of Winnipeg on Trans-Canada Hwy. 1,
then one mile north of Richer on PR 302.
May 1 - October 1.
Box 410, Richer MB R0E 1S0
T: 204-422-5441 F: 204-422-6029
TOLL FREE: 1-866-422-5441
W: www.rockgarden.ca
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Box 17 RR1, Richer MB R0E 1S0
T: 204-422-6175 F: 204-422-9463
W: www.wildoaks.ca
Three theme rooms, screened sunroom,
hot tub. Full or continental breakfast,
evening dinner upon request. On Hwy. 59,
50 minutes south of Winnipeg. Ten minutes
south of St. Malo beach.
Box 43, Roseau River MB R0A 1P0
T: 204-427-2296
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* ST. MALO PROVINCIAL PARK (P)
) ST. PIERRE HOTEL
) S O U T H B EAC H
64 km south of Winnipeg on Highway 59.
Excellent park for camping, picnicking,
swimming or hiking. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open mid-May to October.
Beverage room, licensed restaurant
and catering, beer vendor, VLTs.
CA S I N O & R ES O RT
30 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway
59, where every guest feels welcomed
and pampered. Manitoba's most exciting
Casino & Resort.
See ad page: 164
Box 777, Scanterbury MB R0E 1W0
T: 204-766-2100 F: 204-766-2763
TOLL FREE: 1-877-775-8259
W: www.southbeachcasino.ca
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* DEBONAIR CAMPGROUND
Treat yourself to a "Debonair" experience.
Private beach, jetted hot tub. Located 45
minute drive south of Winnipeg on Hwy. 403
off Hwy. 59. Open late April to mid-October.
Box 68, St. Malo MB R0A 1T0
T: 204-347-5336
TOLL FREE: 1-866-332-2267
W: www.debonaircampground.com
Lakeview home, two guest rooms, one with
private bath. Full breakfast. Nature trails,
private beach, paddle boat, campfire or
fireplace. Next to provincial park, driving
range, golf course. German spoken.
Box 94, 9 Lakeview Rd.,
St. Malo MB R0A 1T0
T: 204-347-4788; 204-746-5879
F: 204-347-4788
W: www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca/nestin
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. * LILAC RESORT MOTEL,
ST. PIERRE-JO LYS
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C HATEA U DES SA GES B &B
Private fully furnished guest suite, fully
modern kitchen, jacuzzi tub, gas fireplace.
All you need is included to make yourself a
hearty breakfast. Wireless Internet. 30 miles
south of Winnipeg.
Box 203, St. Pierre-Jolys MB R0A 1V0
T: 204-433-3202 F: 204-433-3202
TOLL FREE: 1-866-226-2770
W: www.chateaudessages.ca
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Box 269, St. Pierre-Jolys MB R0A 1V0
T: 204-433-7425 F: 204-433-7551
Acadian descent hosts. Suite: TV and
kitchenette or bedroom, each private
bath. Crepe breakfast. 30 minutes south of
Winnipeg. Wireless high speed Internet.
French/English.
CP 160, 512 avenue Côté,
St. Pierre-Jolys MB R0A 1V0
T: 204-433-7870; 204-746-0032
F: 1-866-433-8070
TOLL FREE: 1-866-661-7870
W: www.gitedeforestbb.com
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CAMPGROUND & WATERSLIDE PARK
Manitoba's most complete RV camping and
lodging resort. 20 minutes east of Winnipeg
on Trans-Canada Highway. Experience sights
and sounds of the Caribbean at unique RV
camping/tropical waterslide park.
See ad page: 172
Box 1105 RPO, Ste. Anne MB R5H 1C1
T: 204-422-5760 F: 204-422-4091
TOLL FREE: 1-866-388-6095
W: www.lilacresort.com
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+ RAYLENE'S R & R
WELLNESS SPA PLUS B & B
Exclusive, unique, private wellness
getaway. Screened veranda, hot tub.
For de-stressing (additional cost), spa or
massage room. Massage, hot stone therapy,
Reiki, therapeutic touch, facial, pedicure,
manicure. Romantic packages available.
Box 4 Grp 42 RR2, Ste. Anne MB R5H 1R2
T: 204-422-6234; 204-392-4767
W: www.raylenesspa.ca
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ACCOMMODATIONS
EASTERN
*
RIDGEWOOD SOUTH GOLF
COURSE & CAMPGROUND
Fully serviced campground seven miles
northeast of Steinbach. Fully treed, private
lots. Nearby nine-hole par three golf course
and regulation nine-hole golf course. Sand
volleyball net, swings. April to October.
T: 204-326-6225 F: 204-346-9782
W: www.lovetogolf.net
) SLEEP SUITE MOTEL INC.
MENNONITE HERITAGE VILLAGE
) STE. ANNE HOTEL
) DAYS INN - STEINBACH
Pool tables, dance floor, satellite TV,
big screen TV, VLTs, ATM, cold beer
vendor. Licensed Chinese restaurant,
meeting room. Rooms air-conditioned,
two queen beds, cable TV/VCR, fridge,
microwave, coffeemaker.
Guestrooms featuring country charm,
exceptional service. Conveniently located
near superb golfing. Indoor pool, waterslide,
hot tub, complimentary deluxe breakfast, inroom hair dryers, coffeemakers, high speed
wireless. Irons available.
103 Dawson Road, Ste. Anne MB R5H 1B6
T: 204-422-9275 F: 204-422-5635
75 - PTH 12, Steinbach MB R5G 1T3
T: 204-320-9200 F: 204-320-9222
TOLL FREE: 1-877-906-9200
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CHI CKA DE E L AN E
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Steinbach's only B&B in quiet country
setting, perfect for bird-watching, relaxing,
visiting museums, golfing and more.
Minutes from the Trans-Canada Highway.
Chickadee Lane is almost as good as home.
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) F R AN TZ M OTOR I N N
20 rooms, The Rock's Ribhouse and
Lounge, nightclub, VLTs, beer store.
Come and experience our awesome food
and friendly atmosphere. Stay and play golf
packages available.
Box 2304, Steinbach MB R5G 1N8
T: 204-326-3908; 204-326-8462
W: www.chickadeelane.ca
Box 3820, 36018 Hwy. 52 E.,
Steinbach MB R5G 1P9
T: 204-326-9831 F: 204-326-6913
W: www.frantzmotorinn.com
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Clean, comfortable, air-conditioned rooms.
Near golf courses, attractions, shopping
and recreation facilities. Complimentary
continental breakfast, cable TV, wireless
Internet, voice mail, two kitchenette rooms.
Credit cards accepted.
150 Park Road W., Steinbach MB R5G 1V6
T: 204-326-1324; 204-346-3599
F: 204-326-9597
TOLL FREE: 1-800-667-1324
W: www.sleepsuitemotel.com
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* STEINBACH CAMPGROUND
Come relax and enjoy spectacular sunsets
in peaceful campground. Close to museum,
golf course, aquatic centre. Walking distance
to coffee shops, shopping. A great home
base for all your activities.
T: 204-326-6892 F: 204-326-6892
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+ THE CALDER HOUSE
BED AND BREAKFAST
Old character home in peaceful rural setting
between Steinbach and La Broquerie.
Natural, locally grown full breakfasts.
Eco friendly, fragrance free. Open May
to February. Golf courses nearby.
Box 2562, Steinbach MB R5G 1P1
T: 204-326-1837
W: www.bbcanada.com/calderhouse
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*
WALLEYE WORLD
CAMPGROUND AND MARINA
Full service campground. Lake access,
boat ramp, 16 boat docks, boating, sailing,
fishing, swimming, playground, dump
station, bird watching, wildlife viewing.
75092 Road 19A N. at Whitemouth Lake
Rd., Whitemouth Lake
T: 204-437-2062; 204-437-2780
WHIT ES HELL
PRO V INC IAL PARK BET ULA LAKE
* BETULA LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
32 km north of Highway 1 on Highway 44,
turn north at Highway 307 for 32 km, in
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Reservations
948-3333). Open mid-May to Thanksgiving.
Camping Rates: $12
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T RAV E R SE BAY
WHI T EM O UT H
. BETULA LAKE RESORT
) BIRCHWOOD MOTOR HOTEL
) WHITEMOUTH HOTEL
In heart of beach area, 10 km from Grand
Beach, 5 km from Victoria Beach. Modern
rooms, hot tubs, TV, VCR, fridge, VLTs,
screened-in deck with volleyball,
basketball, horseshoes.
Clean comfortable rooms, friendly service.
Open six days a week. Cold beer vendor,
beverage room, licensed restaurant, VLT's,
DVD rentals. See you soon - minutes from
the Whiteshell.
Lakefront air-conditioned cottages, screened
decks, fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces,
TVs, DVD, wireless Internet, firepits,
playground, store, gas, canoes, boat rentals,
kayaks, pedal boat, barbecue, beer store,
ice cream/pizza.
Box 29, Traverse Bay MB R0E 2A0
T: 204-756-2596 F: 204-756-8898
W: www.grand.beach.mb.ca/birchwood
Box 216, Whitemouth MB R0E 2G0
T: 204-348-7774 F: 204-348-2086
TOLL FREE: 1-866-348-7774
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T YN D A L L
) TYNDALL MOTOR HOTEL
Credit cards accepted, TV, air-conditioned,
off-sales beer vendor, bar, ATM, VLTs.
Box 112, Tyndall MB R0E 2B0
T: 204-268-1678 F: 204-667-0650
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WHI T ES HELL
PROVINC IAL PARK BARRIER LAKE
Box 99, Hwy. 307,
Seven Sisters Falls MB R0E 1Y0
T: 204-348-2964 F: 204-348-3357
W: www.betulalake.ca
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PRO V INC IAL PARK BIG WHIT ES HELL L AK E
*
* OPAPISKAW CAMPGROUND (P)
BIG WHITESHELL LAKE SOUTH
SHORE CAMPGROUND (P)
56 km north of Highway 1 on Highway 11
to Seven Sisters, turn east on Highway 307
for 23 km in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
mid-September.
north at Highway 307 for 40 km to Highway
309, east for 13 km, in Whiteshell Provincial
Park. Reservations accepted. Call 1-888-4822267 (Winnipeg 948-3333). Open mid-May
to Thanksgiving.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
EASTERN
. BIG WHITESHELL LODGE
. BRERETON LAKE LODGE
. CADDY LAKE RESORT
Four-season, deluxe lakefront cottages,
fireplace, satellite TV/DVD, jacuzzi,
deck, barbecue, complimentary canoe,
paddleboat. Beach, boat rentals, store,
liquor store, gas, fishing supplies, licences,
cross-country ski/snowmobile trails,
ice fishing.
Cottages with TV/VCR/DVD, barbecues,
fully-equipped kitchens. Some with hot tub,
air-conditioning and saunas. Beach, tennis,
hike, swim, canoes, boat rentals, store, gas.
Licenced restaurant. Pet friendly.
Open year-round.
Modern and non-modern cabins, decks,
beach, boats, motors, store, canoes, gas,
dock, boat launch, tackle, bait, fishing
licences, some with decks, screened
porches, barbecues overlooking lake.
Caddy Lake Rock Tunnels.
T: 204-369-5352 F: 204-369-5669
W: www.whiteshell.mb.ca/brereton
Box 112, Whiteshell PO,
Whiteshell MB R0E 2H0
T: 204-349-2596 (summer);
T: 204-668-4253 (winter)
F: 204-349-3322 (summer)
W: www.whiteshell.mb.ca/caddylake
T: 204-348-7623 F: 204-348-3284
TOLL FREE: 1-866-892-2929
W: www.bigwhiteshelllodge.com
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. WHITESHELL LAKE RESORT
Deluxe, regular and rustic cabins. Deluxe
fully renovated with screen gazebo, spa tub,
TV/DVD, air-conditioned. Private beach,
store, boats. Some cabins pet-friendly.
Non-smoking.
T: 204-348-7627
W: www.whiteshelllakeresort.com
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PROVIN C IA L PA RK B R E R E TON L A K E
*
BRERETON LAKE
CAMPGROUND (P)
32 km north of Highway 1 on Highway
44, turn north at Highway 307 for 8 km, in
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Hiking trail and
tennis courts close. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
Open mid-May to September
long weekend.
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. INVERNESS FALLS RESORT
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Relaxation Destination in heart of the
Whiteshell Park. Cozy cottage with fireplace
and private whirlpools in quiet natural
setting. Complimentary recreational
equipment. Outdoor Mineral Hot Tub
and Sauna Hut.
WHIT ES HELL
PRO V INC IAL PARK C RO WDUCK LAKE
T: 204-369-5336
TOLL FREE: 1-877-467-0832
W: www.invernessfallsresort.com
. CROWDUCK LAKE CAMP
The Whiteshell's finest! Liquor licensed.
Box 12 Grp 529 RR5,
Winnipeg MB R2C 2Z2
T: 204-222-7307
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WHI T ES HELL
PROVINC IAL PARK CA DDY LAKE
WHIT ES HELL
PRO V INC IAL PARK DO RO T HY LAKE
* CADDY LAKE CAMPGROUND (P) . BARRIER BAY RESORT INC.
Eight km north of Highway 1 on Highway 44,
in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Reservations
948-3333). Open mid-May to Thanksgiving.
Camping Rates: $11
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Romance the Whiteshell year-round.
"Couples only" deluxe lakefront cabins.
Fireplace, whirlpool tub, screened porch,
air-conditioning, satellite TV, DVD, full
kitchen, gas barbecue. Boats, motors,
complimentary equipment. Pet/smoke-free.
Honeymoon packages.
Box 116, Seven Sisters Falls MB R0E 1Y0
T: 204-348-7755 F: 204-348-3194
TOLL FREE: 1-866-735-9721
W: www.barrierbay.com
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. PINEWOOD LODGE
Lakefront chalets, spacious guest suites
featuring whirlpool tub, microwave, minifridge, continental breakfast. Indoor pool,
steam room, hot tub, exercise room. Guest
laundry facilities. Smoke-free. Conference/
banquet facilities.
T: 204-348-7549 F: 204-348-3270
TOLL FREE: 1-866-795-6343
W: www.mypinewood.com
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PROVIN C IA L PA RK EL E A N O R L AK E
. RIVERVIEW LODGE INC.
Lakefront deluxe one- or two-bedroom
cabins in Whiteshell Provincial Park,
satellite, fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, jacuzzis,
full kitchen, barbecue. Steak pit and
lounge, pontoon boat cruises on request,
paddleboats, canoes.
T: 204-348-7607 F: 204-348-2875
TOLL FREE: 1-888-275-3462
W: www.riverviewlodge.ca
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PROVIN C IA L PA RK FA L C ON L A K E
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FALCON BEACH
CAMPGROUND (P)
126 km east of Winnipeg on Highway 1 in
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Many services
and facilities in townsite. Reservations
948-3333). Open mid-May to early October.
.
FALCON BEACH RIDING
STABLES & GUEST RANCH
Beautiful, authentic log chalets, loft
bedroom, fireplace, kitchen, screened deck
and barbecue, hot tub, sauna, horseback
riding, children's programs, farm animals.
Close to golf course and beach.
Open year-round.
Box 179, Falcon Beach PO,
Falcon Lake MB R0E 0N0
T: 204-349-2410 F: 204-349-2410
TOLL FREE: 1-877-949-2410
W: www.falconbeachranch.com
&:
. FALCON TRAILS RESORT INC.
Year-round private, secluded, lakefront
cabins. Loft bedrooms, hot tubs,
woodstoves, barbecues, kitchens. Perfect for
romantic getaways. Suites, executive retreat
meeting facilities. Canoeing, hiking, skiing;
golfing and horseback riding nearby.
Box 130, 100 Ridge Rd.,
T: 204-349-8273; 204-349-8445
F: 204-349-3287
W: www.falcontrails.mb.ca
&:
) FALCON LAKE HOTEL
Kitchenettes and hot tubs. Indoor pool,
waterslide, sauna, private seven-bedroom
lodge, conferences, dining room, lounge,
VLTs, off-sale beer vendor, across from
Main Beach. Located in south Whiteshell
Provincial Park.
T: 204-349-8400 F: 204-349-8401
TOLL FREE: 1-888-552-2299
W: falcon-resort.mb.ca
36748
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FALCON LAKE LAKESHORE
CAMPGROUND (P)
126 km east of Winnipeg on Highway 1 in
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Many services
and facilities in townsite. Reservations
long weekend.
. LAKESIDE PINES RESORT
Eight miles west of Falcon Lake near
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Quiet,
comfortable climate controlled rooms.
Open year-round.
Box 213, Falcon Beach PO,
T: 204-426-2105 F: 204-426-2123
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ACCOMMODATIONS
. PENGUIN RESORT
Fully modern one-, two- and three-bedroom
cabins, located 90 miles east of Winnipeg.
Sand beach, children's play area, well-treed
area. Five-minute drive to golf course, riding
stable, townsite.
T: 204-349-2218 F: 204-349-2806
WHI T ES HELL
PROVINC IAL PARK MA RGARET LAKE
* OTTER FALLS CAMPGROUND (P)
for 18 km, in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
to Thanksgiving.
EASTERN
NUTIMIK YURTS (P)
Yurts are similar to cabins and are fixed
roof structures. Include futon, bunk bed,
table, chairs. Guests bring bedding,
utensils, outdoor cooking equipment.
Reservations accepted 1-888-482-2267
(Winnipeg 204-948-3333).
Mid-May - Thanksgiving.
Yurt: $45
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WHIT ES HELL
PRO V INC IAL PARK WES T HAWK LAKE
BEACHSIDE B & B
Newly renovated beachfront location next
to full-service marina with rentals. Sundeck,
firepit, great view, on Trans-Canada Trail.
Full homemade breakfast. Spanish and
French also spoken.
T: 204-349-3327; 204-349-8922
F: 204-349-8396
W: www.beachsidebreakfast.com
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PROVIN C IA L PA RK J E SSIC A L A K E
. JESSICA LAKE LODGE
Relaxation at its finest...in year-round
lakefront cottages, each with two-person
whirlpool tub, fireplace, sauna, TV/DVD/CD,
satellite, kitchen, air-conditioning, screened
veranda, barbecue, private resort beach,
year-round trails.
T: 204-348-7544 F: 204-348-2738
TOLL FREE: 1-866-635-9555
W: www.jessicalake.com
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. OTTER FALLS RESORT
Year-round, lakefront deluxe cabins, full
kitchens, sauna, jacuzzi, hot tubs, barbecue,
satellite TV/DVD, beach, complimentary
canoes, motor boat rentals, store,
restaurant. Some units pet friendly and
T: 204-348-7216 F: 204-348-3217
TOLL FREE: 1-866-895-3045
W: www.otterfallsresort.com
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WHI T ES HELL
PROVINC IAL PARK NU TIM IK LAKE
*
NUTIMIK LAKE
CAMPGROUND (P)
for 31 km in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
Ten lite camping yurts available.
to Thanksgiving.
W www.manitobaparks.com
. KEYSTONE RESORT
Deluxe modern cabins in Whiteshell
Provincial Park, air-conditioned, satellite
TV, DVD, fireplace, hot tub, gas barbecue,
decks, heated pool, play structure,
volleyball, horseshoes, store, gas, bait,
tackle, ATM. Open year-round.
Lot 3 West Hawk Blvd.,
West Hawk Lake MB R0E 2H0
T: 204-349-2250 F: 204-349-3233
TOLL FREE: 1-877-349-2250
W: www.keystoneresort.mb.ca
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. TALLPINE LODGES
Exclusively couples resort. Individual logstyle units, kitchenettes, satellite TV, jacuzzi,
fireplace, sauna, king beds, air-conditioned,
heated pool. Hiking, cycling, cross-country
ski trails nearby. Canoes, bicycles, skis. Walk
to restaurants. Year-round.
Box 40, Whiteshell PO,
West Hawk Lake MB R0E 2H0
T: 204-349-2209 F: 204-349-2077
TOLL FREE: 1-866-349-2209
W: www.tallpinelodges.com
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WEST HAWK LAKE
CAMPGROUND (P)
Two km north of Highway 1 on Highway
44 in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Excellent
scuba diving, Mantario hiking trail and tennis
opportunities. Reservations accepted.
Call 1-888-482-2267 (Winnipeg 948-3333).
. WHITE LAKE RESORT INC.
In the heart of Whiteshell Provincial Park,
modern to rustic cabins, some with whirlpool
and air-conditioning, licensed restaurant,
groceries, boat rentals, bait, gas. Sandy
beach, Rainbow Falls in our backyard.
T: 204-348-7605 F: 204-348-3001
W: www.whitelakeresort.com
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WHI T ES HELL
. WEST HAWK LAKE RESORT
LHK cabins in Whiteshell Provincial Park, two
and three bedrooms, fireplaces, full kitchen,
carpets, gas barbecues, queen beds, TV,
VCR, liquor vendor, grocery store, tennis,
sandy beach, marina, free firewood.
Box 90, West Hawk Lake MB R0E 2H0
T: 204-349-2244 F: 204-349-3374
TOLL FREE: 1-877-995-3400
W: www.whlr.ca
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PROVIN C IA L PA RK W H IT E L A KE
* WHITE LAKE CAMPGROUND (P)
turn north at Highway 307 for 25 km, in
Whiteshell Provincial Park. Reservations
long weekend.
Camping Rates: $12
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PROVINC IAL PARK WI NNIPEG RIV ER
. EAGLE NEST LANDING
Boats, motors, gas, guides, dock, boat
launch, camping, fish processing, tackle,
bait, fishing licences, fly-out service, laundry
facility, fitness and games room. Located in
Whiteshell Provincial Park.
Box 25, Pointe du Bois MB R0E 1N0
T: 204-884-2301
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0232
W: www.eaglenestresorts.com
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. EAGLE NEST LODGE
Boats, motors, gas, guides, dock, fish and
game processing, tackle, bait, fishing and
hunting licences, fly-out service, fitness and
games room. Pike, walleye, smallmouth
bass. Located in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
T: 204-884-2301
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0232
W: www.eaglenestresorts.com
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EIGHT FOOT FALLS
CAMPGROUND
Deluxe cottage rentals with outdoor hot
tubs open year-round on Winnipeg River
in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Campground,
boat, canoe, kayak rentals. Smallmouth bass,
lake trout and walleye fishing.
T: 204-884-2121 F: 204-884-2121
W: www.georgelakeoutfitters.com
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. PINE ISLAND LODGE
Full American plan, family vacation plan, store,
boats, motors, guides, dock, catch and release
trophy only, tackle, bait, fishing and hunting
licences, fly-out service, concierge level
accommodations and services.
Box 3, Stn. L, Winnipeg MB R3H 0Z4
T: 204-837-6804 F: 204-832-0715
TOLL FREE: 1-800-453-6087 (winter only)
W: www.pineislandlodge.com
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. TRAIL END CAMP & OUTFITTERS
100 miles northeast of Winnipeg, family-run
camp on last point of road access on river,
in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Basic rental
rates, American Plan packages available for
fishing and hunting.
T: 204-884-2321
TOLL FREE: 1-866-404-4868
W: www.trailendcamp.com
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Get out and enjoy yourself in Manitoba’s provincial parks this summer.
W
hether you’re looking for excitement on the water, adventure on
a hiking trail or relaxation on a sandy beach, you’ll find it all in
Manitoba’s great outdoors. So grab your gear and pick a destination.
Your adventure awaits.
Reserve your campsite online
Booking your holiday with our online Parks Reservation Service, makes
choosing your vacation in the great outdoors easy. Reserve the perfect
campsite starting the first Monday in April. Group use sites, cabins, or
yurts can be reserved starting the first Monday in February. Don’t be
disappointed, book your get-away now.
Visit the Parks Reservation Service online at:
Manitobaparks.com
or call 948-3333 in Winnipeg
or call 1-888-4U2-CAMP (1-888-482-2267) toll free
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Department AF0
700 - 155 Carlton Street
Winnipeg MB R3C 3H8
T: 204-927-7838 ext. AF0
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0040 ext. AF0
M ANI TOB A /SA SK ATCHEWA N
B O UNDA RY HWY S. 1 6 & 8 3
Mid-May to Labour Day, 9 AM - 7 PM daily
T: 204-773-3181
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M ANI TOB A /SA SK ATCHEWA N
B O UNDA RY HWY. 1
EX P L O R E M A NI T O B A C E N T R E
T: 204-845-2049
Located in the heart of Winnipeg at The
Forks (adjacent to the Johnston Terminal),
the Explore Manitoba Centre is a permanent
theme pavilion with over 8,000 square feet
of incredible displays and exhibits that give
both visitors and residents alike a true sense
of the diversity and grandeur of Manitoba.
The Explore Manitoba Centre also serves as
a full-service information centre, providing
visitors with information on Manitoba and
Winnipeg. The Trans-Canada Yellowhead
Highway starts at Mile 0 located at the
centre.
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Open daily:
Mid-May to Labour Day, 9 AM - 6 PM
September to mid-May, 9 AM - 5 PM
See ad page: 12
T: 204-927-7838
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CA N A DA / U N I T E D S TAT E S
BO R DER HW Y. 7 5
September to mid-May, 9 AM - 5 PM
Thursday to Monday
H W Y. 1 0 B OI SSEVA I N
PA R K S CA N A DA
Operated by Turtle Mountain Economic
Development Board in partnership with
Travel Manitoba
Parks Canada Kiosk located in the Explore
Manitoba Centre at The Forks features
information on Canada’s national parks and
national historic sites in Manitoba and across
the country. Parks Canada staff provide an
orientation to The Forks National Historic
Site of Canada as well. Open daily from May
long weekend until Labour Day.
T: 204-534-6303
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D E S T I N ATI ON WI N N I PEG
259 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3B 2A9
T: 204-943-1970
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0204
(North America)
F: 204-942-4043
W: www.destinationwinnipeg.ca
Open year-round, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Monday to Friday
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M A N I T O B A / O NTAR I O
BO U N DA RY HW Y. 1
Labour Day to Thanksgiving Day weekend,
9 AM - 5 PM Thursday to Monday
T: 204-349-2212
(
The Forks National Historic Site of Canada
401 – 25 Forks Market Road
Winnipeg, MB R3C 4S8
TOLL FREE: 1-888-773-8888
F: 204-983-2221
W: www.pc.gc.ca
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M A N I TOB A
PR OVI N CI A L PA R K S
See ad page: 185
T: 204-373-2822
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See ad page: 32
D E S T I N ATI ON WI N N I PEG
200 Saulteaux Crescent
Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson
International Airport
Winnipeg, MB R3J 3W3
See ad page: 12
TOLL FREE: 1-800-214-6497
2000 Wellington Avenue, Main level
Winnipeg, MB R3H 1C1
Open year-round, 8 AM - 9:45 PM daily
T: 204-982-7543
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0204
(North America)
F: 204-982-7545
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T: 204-945-6784
CAA TRAVEL TIPS
C A A T R AV E L T I P S
C O N S E I L S - V O YA G E S D E L A C A A
BE F O R E Y OU G O...
AVANT DE PARTIR...
UÊÊ* Ê. Do some homework so you can spend your
holiday enjoying yourself instead of searching for accommodations
and directions. Plan your route with maps and this guide, available
free through Travel Manitoba and at CAA locations.
UÊÊ* <Ê6"/,Ê6"9° En vous préparant à l’avance, vous
éviterez d’avoir à chercher votre route ou un endroit où dormir et
profiterez au mieux de vos vacances. Planifiez votre itinéraire à l’aide
de cartes et de ce guide, offert gratuitement par Voyage Manitoba
et dans tous les centres CAA.
UÊÊÊº,-,6°» Avoid disappointment by making advance
reservations for hotels, attractions and events, and keep a list of
these telephone numbers handy for quick changes. If changes are
made, check if the original booking has a cancellation penalty. Use
toll-free numbers when booking and have a calendar and credit
card at hand.
UÊÊÊÊ-/° Leave a list of traveller’s cheques and credit card
numbers with relatives in case of loss or theft.
UÊÊ",,Ê
,"-- ¶ If you’re travelling out of your home
province or state, protect yourself against extra medical expenses
with travel health insurance and make sure you have ample
medication.
UÊÊÊ9"1½,Ê9 ]Êbe careful with your luggage. Use your
business address on luggage tags so you don’t advertise an empty
house. Lock your luggage and never leave it unattended.
WHILE YOU’RE AWAY...
UÊÊ" ½/Ê-Ê9"1,Ê
-° Carry as little as possible. Pay by
credit card or traveller’s cheques for large expenses. Buy traveller’s
cheques in small denominations and know how to replace them.
Divide your cash among family members and consider wearing
a money belt.
UÊÊÊ-,/Ê/Ê9"1,Ê"/° Make sure door locks work
properly and use the dead bolt. Know where the fire and
emergency exits are located. Don’t open your door to any
strangers. Verify hotel staff with a call to the front desk before
giving access to your room.
UÊÊ-/-Ê9"1,Ê
-° If you must travel with large amounts of
cash, jewelry or expensive sports or camera equipment, ask hotel
staff for a safe deposit box outside your room.
UÊÊ Ê"1/¶ÊReservations are important at most major
city restaurants.
UÊÊ-"7Ê/Ê7"Ê9"1Ê,° Carry photo ID with you at
all times.
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SAFETY TO PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES. Lock your doors,
use an anti-theft device, close all windows, lock valuables in the
trunk or stow them out of sight. Park in well-lit areas. Never leave
keys in ignition or spare keys in the car.
UÊÊ,-,6<Ê6"-Ê*
-° Évitez les déceptions en réservant
à l’avance vos chambres d’hôtel et vos places pour les activités
ou les événements auxquels vous prévoyez participer. Préparez
une liste de numéros de téléphone que vous pourrez consulter
rapidement au cas où vous décidiez d’apporter des changements à
votre programme. Si vous désirez modifier une réservation, assurezvous que vous pouvez le faire gratuitement. Utilisez des numéros de
téléphone sans frais lorsque vous effectuez vos réservations et ayez
un calendrier et une carte de crédit à portée de la main.
UÊÊ/-ÊÊ-/ de vos chèques de voyage et des numéros de
cartes de crédit et laissez-la à un proche en cas de perte ou de vol.
UÊÊ6"9ÊÊ½/, ,° Si vous voyagez en dehors de votre
province ou de votre pays de résidence, contractez une assurance
qui couvrira les frais médicaux supplémentaires éventuels et
assurez-vous d’emporter suffisamment de médicaments.
UÊÊ-Ê6"1-Ê*, <Ê½6" ] prenez soin de vos bagages.
Indiquez l’adresse de votre employeur sur l’étiquette de vos valises
afin de ne pas signaler que votre maison est vide. Fermez à clef
vos bagages et ne les abandonnez jamais sans surveillance.
DURANT LE VOYAGE...
UÊÊ Ê--<Ê*-Ê6"/,Ê, /Ê+1ÊÊÊ61°ÊGardezen le moins possible sur vous. Payez les dépenses importantes par
carte de crédit ou par chèque de voyage. Lorsque vous achetez
des chèques de voyage, optez pour les petites coupures et
assurez-vous de savoir comment les remplacer. Répartissez l’argent
liquide entre les membres de votre famille et envisagez de porter
une ceinture à porte-monnaie.
UÊÊ-"9<Ê6 /-ÊÊ½%/° Assurez-vous que les serrures
fonctionnent correctement et utilisez le pêne dormant. Prenez
connaissance de l’emplacement des sorties d’urgence. N’ouvrez
pas votre porte à n’importe qui. Appelez l’accueil avant de laisser
entrer quelqu’un qui se réclame du personnel de l’hôtel.
UÊÊ*
<Ê6"/,Ê, /Ê Ê1Ê-3,° Si vous devez voyager
avec de gros montants d’argent, des bijoux ou de l’équipement
sportif ou photographique dispendieux, demandez au personnel
de l’hôtel de vous indiquer un endroit sécuritaire en dehors de
votre chambre où vous pourrez entreposer vos effets de valeur.
UÊÊ6"1-Ê6"1<Ê ,Ê1Ê,-/1, /¶ Il est important
de réserver dans la plupart des principaux restaurants urbains.
UÊÊÊ /<6"1-°ÊAyez sur vous en tout temps une carte
d’identité avec photo.
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VALEUR. Verrouillez les portières, utilisez un dispositif antivol,
fermez toutes les fenêtres et placez vos objets de valeur dans
le coffre ou hors de vue des passants. Stationnez votre voiture
dans un endroit bien éclairé. Ne laissez jamais la clé de contact
dans le démarreur, ni de clé de recharge dans la voiture.
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G E N E R A L T R AV E L I N F O
WELCOME TO MANITOBA’S VACATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS GUIDE.
PAR L’ENTREMISE DE NOTRE MANITOBA’S VACATION AND
OUR GUIDE PRESENTS A VARIETY OF HOTELS, MOTELS AND INNS OR,
ACCOMMODATIONS GUIDE, NOUS VOUS SOUHAITONS LA BIENVENUE
YOU MAY SELECT AN ALTERNATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION,
AU MANITOBA. DANS CE GUIDE, VOUS TROUVEREZ DIVERS HÔTELS,
AS DESCRIBED BELOW.
MOTELS ET AUBERGES. VOUS Y TROUVEREZ AUSSI DES INFORMATIONS
CONCERNANT D’AUTRES TYPES D’HÉBERGEMENT.
CO U N T RY VA C AT I O N FAR M S
Country vacations provide gracious, old-fashioned hospitality in a rural
GÎ TES R U R A U X
setting. Some hosts invite you to active, working farms or offer other activities,
Les gîtes ruraux offrent aux vacanciers le charme de l’hospitalité d’antan dans un
attractions and services in beautiful country areas. For information contact:
cadre campagnard. Certains hôtes vous invitent à participer activement au travail
Manitoba Country Vacation Association,
c/o Jim Irwin, Box 11, Lake Audy, MB R0J 0Z0.
T: 204-848-2265 F: 204-848-4658
W: www.countryvacations.mb.ca
de la ferme ou offrent d’autres activités, attractions ou services dans un cadre
magnifique. Pour plus de renseignement communiquez avec: Manitoba Country
Vacation Association, a/s de Jim Irwin, C.P. 11, Lake Audy (Manitoba) R0J 0Z0.
Téléphone : 204-848-2265; télécopieur : 204-848-4658;
Site Web : www.countryvacations.mb.ca
BED & B R EA KFAS T H O ME S
Bed & Breakfast homes have been a European tradition for decades and are
GÎ TES TOU R I STI QU ES
growing in popularity in Manitoba. Facilities range from historic heritage homes
La popularité des gîtes touristiques, qui constituent en Europe une tradition
to cozy cottages to ranch homes. This Guide contains both private, independent
vieille de plusieurs décennies, ne cesse de croître au Manitoba. Ces
facilities and those belonging to Bed and Breakfast Manitoba, a membership-
établissements vont de maisons patrimoniales historiques aux bungalows
based marketing agency that offers a quality assurance program inspection.
douillets ou aux maisons-ranchs. Ce guide contient des renseignements,
MA N I T O B A PR O VI N C I AL PAR K S –
EVE RY T HIN G UND E R T H E S UN
sur les gîtes touristiques indépendants et sur ceux qui sont membres de
l’organisme de commercialisation Bed and Breakfast Manitoba, qui est
constitué de membres cotisants.
Site Web : www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca
Visit our provincial parks and campgrounds. Relax and enjoy our glorious sandy
roomy RV sites and large group campsites. Call our Manitoba Parks Reservation
PA R CS PR OVI N CI A U X DU M A N I TOB A :
TOU T CE QU E VOU S DÉSI R EZ
Service at 1-888-482-2267 or in Winnipeg 948-3333. For general information
Séjournez dans nos terrains de camping et parcs provinciaux. Flânez le long de
about Manitoba’s provincial parks call 1-800-214-6497 or in Winnipeg 945-6784.
nos magnifiques plages de sable, partez en randonnée, allez à la pêche, observez
beaches, hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing. Our campgrounds offer private tent sites,
WH AT DO PR IVAT E C AM P GR O UND S O F F ER ?
For RV travellers and campers, there’s a park to fit every budget and wish
list of activities. You will find privately-owned campgrounds and RV parks
nestled in or near our national or provincial parks, recreation areas, beaches,
la faune. Nos terrains de camping offrent des sites intimes réservés aux tentes, des
sites spacieux pour véhicules de plaisance et des sites pour les groupes. Appelez
le service de réservation des parcs au 1-888-482-2267 ou, à Winnipeg, au
948-3333. Pour obtenir des renseignements généraux sur les parcs provinciaux
du Manitoba, appelez le 1-800-214-6497 ou, à Winnipeg, le 945-6784.
Site Web : www.manitobaparks.com
tourist attractions and communities. For more information contact: Manitoba
Association of Campgrounds and Parks (MACAP).
Box 68, St. Malo, MB R0A 1T0
T: 204-347-5543 F: 204-347-5336
W: www.macap.ca
RES O RT S – A H O L I D AY D E S T I NAT I O N
TER R A I N S DE CA M PI N G PR I VÉS:
DE TOU T POU R TOU S
Que vous campiez sous la tente ou dans une caravane, vous trouverez un
parc qui convient à votre budget pour vous adonner à vos activités préférées.
Le Manitoba regorge de terrains de camping privés situés dans des parcs
provinciaux et nationaux ou tout prs de ces parcs. Vous y trouverez de
nombreux sites récréatifs, des plages, des attractions touristiques et serez
Experience your vacation at a Manitoba resort surrounded by acres of outdoor
fasciné par sa diversité culturelle. Pour de plus amples renseignements,
beauty and adventure. Manitoba offers a variety of resorts fitting all budgets
communiquez avec la Manitoba Association of Campgrounds and Parks
ranging from non-modern cabins to luxury cottages.
(MACAP), C.P. 68, Saint-Malo (Manitoba) R0A 1T0.
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LES CEN TR ES DE VI LLÉGI ATU R E –
LE CHOI X I DÉA L POU R VOS VA CA N CES
Passez vos vacances dans un centre de villégiature du Manitoba au beau
milieu d’un décor d’aventure et de paysages magnifiques! Les nombreux
centres de villégiature de la province offrent un grand choix de chalets, allant
des plus rustiques aux plus luxueux, pour convenir à tous les budgets.
GENERAL TRAVEL INFORMATION
CU S T O M S R EGUL AT I O N S
F O R V I S IT O R S T O C AN AD A
6) FIREARMS AND ALL
OTHER WEAPONS.
Major changes in the procedures for bringing
1) ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Visitors to
ALL WEAPONS—INCLUDING FIREARMS, MACE,
process, temporary licensing, associated fees
Canada who meet the legal age of the province
TEAR GAS, AND PEPPER SPRAY—MUST BE
and subsequent export of your firearms. All
or territory where they enter may import 40 oz.
DECLARED TO CUSTOMS UPON ARRIVAL.
visitors bringing firearms are advised to contact
(1.14 L) of liquor, 53 oz. (1.5 L) of wine or 288 oz.
Under Canadian law, visitors are not allowed to
the Canadian Firearms Centre before coming to
(24-12 oz. cans) of beer or ale. In Manitoba, the
import firearms and defensive sprays for personal
Canada to ensure they are in compliance with the
legal age is 18. All provinces except Nunavut and
protection. Visitors who are at least 18 years old
most recent procedures.
the Northwest Territories allow visitors to import
may import ordinary rifles and shotguns that
quantities above the duty-free allowance, up to
do not fall into the prohibited and restricted
certain limits. Provincial and federal taxes must be
categories for hunting, sporting use, competition,
paid on the surplus, however, and the cost is high.
movement in transit or for protection against
2) TOBACCO PRODUCTS. Visitors 18 years
of age or older may import 200 cigarettes, 50
cigars, 200 grams (7 oz.) of manufactured tobacco
Parks), provided the officer is satisfied with the
circumstances of the importation.
The following weapons are prohibited by law
the duty-free allowance are subject to federal
and cannot be imported for any reason: mace,
and sometimes provincial taxes and the cost to
pepper spray and tear gas (unless labelled by the
import them is high. Any shipment of more than
manufacturer as for use against animals; all fully-
six cartons of cigarettes must also meet Canadian
automatic weapons (even if they are subsequently
marking regulations.
altered not to fire automatically); most assault
duration, Customs may limit quantities to amounts
that are appropriate to the nature, purpose and
duration of the visit. Visitors who enter Canada
and then make a short trip abroad are not entitled
to claim free importation of alcoholic beverages
or tobacco products upon their return unless the
duration of the absence is 48 hours or more. After
48 hours, the visit is considered to be a new one
and the usual allotment applies.
3) FOOD. Visitors may import food for their
own use without duty payment, provided the
quantity is consistent with the duration and nature
of the stay in Canada. Larger quantities that are
not intended for consumption, but will be moved
in transit through Canada, may be documented
on a temporary admission permit. Certain fruits,
vegetables and meat from countries other than
the U.S. may be prohibited. All importations of
meat over 20 kg (44 lb.) must be inspected by the
Canadian Food & Inspection Agency.
pistols; combat shotguns, assault rifles and
carbines; rifles or shotguns that have been altered
so that they are less than 26 inches (660 mm) long
or have barrels less than 18 inches (457 mm) long;
large capacity magazines capable of holding more
than five rounds for centre fire semi-automatic
rifles or shotguns and more than 10 rounds for
semi-automatic handguns; compact crossbows;
push-dagger knives; switchblade knives and brass
knuckles. This list is not all-inclusive as other items
might be prohibited.
You will need an Authorization to Transport before
you can enter Canada. You must obtain this
authorization in advance from the Chief Firearms
Officer of the Canadian province or territory you
will be visiting. This authorization will permit you
to transport your restricted firearms between
specified places within Canada. Restricted firearms
may not be imported for hunting or personal
protection. Chief Firearms Officers will not
generally issue authorizations to allow restricted
firearms to be moved in transit through Canada.
4) GASOLINE AND FUEL. Visitors are
Restricted firearms include semi-automatic firearms
allowed free entry of fuel up to the normal tank
with barrels less than 18.5 inches (460 mm) long,
capacity of their vehicles. Quantities above that
all handguns that do not fall into the prohibited
amount may be subject to duty and taxes.
category and semi-automatic weapons that are
5) DOGS AND CATS. Dogs and cats from the
United States must be accompanied by a certificate
signed and dated by a veterinarian stating that the
animal has been vaccinated against rabies within
the last three years. The certificate must provide
sufficient description to identify the animal. Animal
tags are NOT acceptable in lieu of a certificate.
Puppies and kittens less than three months old do
not require rabies vaccinations but must be in good
health. Pets imported from countries other than the
United States may require quarantine.
TOLL FREE: 1-800-731-4000
E: canadian.fi[email protected]
W: www.cfc.gc.ca/visitors
wildlife in remote areas (excluding National
and 200 tobacco sticks duty-free. Quantities above
NOTE: In instances where the visit is for a short
firearms into Canada affect the firearms declaration
designed or adapted to be fired when reduced to
an overall length of less than 26 inches (660 mm).
Certain other weapons are restricted and may
only be imported for the purpose of attending
an approved shooting competition or target
practice at an approved shooting club or range.
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2 0 1 0 PA S S P O R T I N F O R M AT I O N
HAVE PROPER IDENTIFICATION
Make sure that you are carrying proper identification for yourself and any children travelling with you in the vehicle. A passport is not
mandatory for entry into Canada but it is a preferable piece of identification. If you are a Canadian or American citizen or a permanent
resident of either country, other acceptable identification includes the following:
U an enhanced driver’s licence;
U a birth certificate with accompanying photo identification (such as a regular driver’s licence);
U a permanent residence or green card;
U a citizenship card or a certificate of citizenship or naturalization; or
U a Certificate of Indian Status.
Keep in mind that the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) is now in effect. This is a U.S. law that requires all travellers to the
United States to present a valid passport or another approved secure document at the border. One of the following valid documents
is now required to enter the United States by land or water:
U a passport;
U a NEXUS card;
U a Free and Secure Trade (FAST) card;
U an enhanced driver’s licence/enhanced identification card; or
U a Secure Certificate of Indian Status (when this certificate is available and approved by the United States).
More information is available on the CBSA’s Website at www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/whti-ivho/menu-eng.html.
RA DA R DET ECT I O N D E VI C E S
RADAR DETECTORS ARE ILLEGAL IN MANITOBA.
CA N ADIAN
DUTY-FREE S HO PS
No person shall drive a motor vehicle that is
equipped, or equip a motor vehicle, with a device
for detecting radar speed; or have possession of
a device for detecting radar speed determination
equipment in a motor vehicle; or permit a motor
vehicle of which he is the registered owner to
become or to remain equipped with a device for
detecting radar speed testing equipment.
DUT Y- FR EE EXE MP T I O N F O R
RET U R N IN G U . S . R E S I D E N T S
SPRAGUE
K I TT’ S DU TY- F R EE SHOP INC .
EMERSON
T: 204-437-2107 F: 204-437-2713
E M E R SON DU TY- F R EE SHOP
Hours of operation:
T: 204-373-2600 F: 204-373-2716
TOLL FREE: 1-800-268-6088
March to October, daily, 8 AM - 9 PM
November to February, daily, 9 AM - 8 PM
See ad on inside back cover
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Hours of operation:
WINNIPEG
May 20 to September 30
daily, 6 AM - Midnight
October 1 to May 19
daily, 6 AM - 11 PM
JA M ES A R M STR ON G
RICHARDSON INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT DU TY- F R EE SHO P
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Hours of operation:
(if the resident has attained the age of 21) and
I N T E R N AT I O N A L P E A C E G A R D E N
200 cigarettes (1 carton) per person, may be
P E AC E GA R DEN DU TY- F R EE
Open two hours before every
international flight.
included in the duty-free exemption. Goods must
T: 204-534-3733 F: 204-534-2445
W: www.peacegardendutyfree.com
$800 DUTY-FREE. After more than 48 hours
in Canada, U.S. residents may take back up to
$800 fair retail value of merchandise for personal
or household use free of United States duty or
tax, once every 30 days. Up to 100 cigars (nonCuban), 1 L (33.8 fl. oz.) of alcoholic beverage
accompany the resident upon arrival in the United
States. U.S. residents visiting Canada for less than
48 hours may take back $200 worth of merchandise
duty-free. The following may be included,
but the total fair retail value must not exceed $200:
50 cigarettes, 10 cigars (non-Cuban), 150 ml (5 fl. oz.)
of alcoholic beverages or perfume containing alcohol.
Products of Cuban origin are prohibited.
Hours of operation:
May to September, daily, 8 AM - 9 PM
October to April
8 AM - 7 PM Mon. to Thurs.
8 AM - 9 PM Fri.
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T: 204-783-6453
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GENERAL TRAVEL INFORMATION
L EG A L A G E
PA R K S R OU TE
consumption of alcoholic beverages in Manitoba is
PAR K I N G PER M I T PR OGR A M
F O R PEOPLE WI TH PHY SI CA L
D I S ABI LI TI ES
18, and a government-issued photo-identification
This provincial program enables the designation of
traversing through prairie and parkland geographic
is required as proof of age.
special parking spaces for persons with disabilities.
regions. It accesses four major Manitoba parks:
The permit may only be used when the registered
Spruce Woods Provincial Park with its fascinating
L IQ U O R S A L E
holder is in the vehicle either as the driver or a
sand dunes; Riding Mountain National Park with its
Sales of spirits, wine and beer are handled by the
passenger and should only be displayed when the
bison herds; Duck Mountain Provincial Park with its
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission (MLCC).
vehicle is occupying a parking space marked by the
fishing and camping and Asessippi Provincial Park
Liquor marts are operated by the MLCC, and a
International Symbol of Access. Visitors to Manitoba
where Lake of the Prairies has been created.
liquor vendor is a privately-owned business that
are encouraged to bring along and use the parking
has been given the authority to sell liquor by the
permit issued in their home province or state.
CONTACT: The Parks Route Association,
Box 64, Cartwright, MB R0K 0L0
T: 204-529-2590 F: 204-529-2288
W: www.parksroute.ca
The legal minimum age for the purchase or
MLCC. Private specialty wine stores offer a full
selection of wine products for sale, and beer can
be purchased at hotel beer vendors.
SCENIC HIGHWAY
ROUTES
This route follows PTH 5 from the Canada-USA
border to the Saskatchewan-Manitoba Boundary,
AS S I N I B OI N E TR A I L/
C H E M I N A SSI N I B OI N E
TR A N S- CA N A DA TR A I L
Open liquor must not be transported in a vehicle
unless it is stored in the trunk or space designed
The Assiniboine Trail commemorates an early
provinces and territories. In Manitoba it starts at the
for baggage.
transportation route used by Aboriginals,
Ontario boundary through the Whiteshell Provincial
European explorers, fur traders and settlers. The
Park, Grand Beach, Winnipeg to St. Malo, Emerson,
DR I N KI N G A N D D R I VI N G
trail runs along PTH 26 from St. François Xavier to
westward through Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Manitoba’s impaired and suspended driving
Portage la Prairie. It follows the Assiniboine River
to Russell to the Saskatchewan boundary for
legislation is one of the toughest in Canada.
as it passes through the historic river lot parishes.
over 1,300 km. Features year-round recreational
Visitors from outside Manitoba, whether they are
Métis families began settling in the area around
activities, historical sites and communities.
from another province, the United States, or a
1814 and several of Manitoba’s oldest churches are
Many parts are still under construction.
foreign country, are not exempted from these safe-
located along the route.
driving countermeasures.
CONTACT: Central Plains Inc., 56 Royal
Road North, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 1V1
T: 204-856-5000 F: 204-856-5006
W: www.centralplains.mb.ca
L IQ U O R T R A N S P O RTAT I O N
If you operate a motor vehicle, an off-road vehicle,
or a special mobile machine when your blood
alcohol concentration (BAC) is over .05, you will be
suspended immediately from driving for 24 hours.
If your BAC is over .08, or if you refuse to provide a
breath or blood sample, the police will suspend your
driver’s licence for three months. This suspension
takes effect seven days after the incident. The
vehicle you are operating may be impounded.
THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION –
NORTH WEST MOUNTED
POLICE (NWMP) ROUTE
The backbone of the Boundary Trail Heritage
Region is a network of four historic Southern
If you operate a motor vehicle or an off-road
Manitoba trails from Emerson to the western
vehicle while your driver’s licence is suspended or
Manitoba border, including The International
prohibited, the police will immediately impound
Boundary Commission trail, the NWMP trail, and
the vehicle used to commit the offence, from the
two pioneer settlement trails – the Post Road and
roadside, for a minimum of 30 days.
Boiler Trail.
Information about these offences will be shared
CONTACT: Boundary Trail Heritage Region Inc.,
Box 64, Cartwright, MB R0K 0L0
T: 204-529-2590 F: 204-529-2288
W: www.bthr.ca
with the jurisdiction that issued your driver’s
licence. In most instances, all penalties will apply in
your home jurisdiction.
S EAT B E LT S A N D H E L ME T S
The use of seatbelts, child restraints and
motorcycle helmets is compulsory within the
province of Manitoba.
MO T O R V E HICL E I N S UR AN C E
Prior to visiting Canada, motorists from the United
States must ensure that they have a motor liability
insurance card from their insurance company.
The world’s longest trail at over 18,000 km spans all
CONTACT: Manitoba Recreational Trail
Association, 1007 Century Street,
Winnipeg, MB R3H 0W4
T: 204-786-2688 F: 204-945-1365
W: www.mrta.mb.ca
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T R A N S P O R TAT I O N I N F O
AIRLINES
The following airlines have regular flights to and
from the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson
International Airport, with connecting flights to
destinations throughout the world.
BEA R S KI N A I R L I N E S
NON-SCHEDULED
O R P R I VAT E
A I R C R A FT
Many populated centres in Manitoba have air strips
of some description that non-scheduled or private
also have land and water air strips. Canadian
pilotage charts are available for all of Canada by
CA L M A I R
C ANA DA M A PSA LES. COM
See ad page: 1
Manitoba Conservation
1007 Century Street
Winnipeg, MB R3H 0W4
T: 204-945-6666 F: 204-945-1365
TOLL FREE: 1-877-627-7226
W: www.canadamapsales.com
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KEY S T O N E A I R S E R VI C E LT D .
T: 204-338-6131 F: 204-338-0011
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-3975 (Canada-wide)
PE R I M E T ER AVI AT I O N LT D .
T: 204-783-8000 (reservations)
T: 204-786-7031 (administration)
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-8986
F: 204-783-7911
W: www.perimeter.ca
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WE S T J ET A I R L I N E S
TOLL FREE: 1-800-538-5696 (reservations)
W: www.westjet.com
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The major bus lines listed below, plus
several local companies, offer daily
transportation to and from Winnipeg and
dozens of Manitoba’s rural centres.
aircraft can arrange to use. Most northern lodges
W: www.bearskinairlines.com
T: 204-778-6471 F: 204-778-6954
TOLL FREE: 1-888-225-6247 (inquiries)
W: www.calmair.com
BUS LINES
contacting:
GR EY HOU N D CA N A DA
TR A N SPORTATI ON CORP.
2015 Wellington Avenue
Winnipeg MB R3H 1H5
TOLL FREE: 1-800-661-8747
(passenger information and reservations)
T: 1-866-313-0339 (charters)
W: www.greyhound.ca
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GR EY GOOSE B U S LI N E S
R A I L WAY S
Canada’s major rail passenger service arrives and
departs from Winnipeg and many of Manitoba’s
smaller communities.
VIA Rail Canada Inc.
VIA Ticket Office
146 - 123 Main Street
Winnipeg, MB R3C 1A3
TOLL FREE: 1-888-842-7245
W: www.viarail.ca
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2015 Wellington Avenue
Winnipeg MB R3H 1H5
TOLL FREE: 1-800-661-8747
(passenger information and reservations)
T: 1-866-313-0339 (charters)
W: www.greyhound.ca
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METRIC CONVERSION TABLES
DI STA N CE
Temperatures average 62–75˚ F or 17–24˚ C in June to 45–65˚ F or
8–18˚C in September. July and August are the warmest months with
average maximum temperatures reaching the high 70˚s and 80˚s F,
or high 20˚s and low 30˚s C. Winter is cold and crisp with
temperatures averaging 8–30˚ F or -13 to 0˚ C.
Miles to kilometres: Multiply number of miles by 1.6.
Kilometres to miles: Multiply number of kilometres by 0.6.
50 km/h will apply as the speed limit in most cities and towns.
It replaces 30 mph on your speedometer.
80 km/h is the maximum speed limit on most rural two-lane
roadways. It replaces 50 mph.
DAY L I G HT T IME
Central Daylight Time is in effect for an eight-month period
beginning the second Sunday in March and ending the first Sunday
in November. Clocks move ahead one hour in March and fall back
one hour in November when Central Standard Time returns.
90 km/h is the maximum speed limit on many highways. It replaces
55 mph.
100 km/h is the maximum speed limit on some access controlled
highways. It replaces 60 mph.
T EM P ER AT U R E
Fahrenheit to Celsius: Subtract 32 from the number of Fahrenheit,
then multiply by 5/9.
CELSIUS TO FAHRENHEIT: Multiply the number by 9/5
and add 32.
KM/ H
CELS IUS
MP H
SPEED
MP H
K M/H
FAHRE N HE IT
VOLU M E
Canadian gallon to litres: Multiply number of Canadian imperial
gallons by 4.5.
Litres to Canadian gallon: Multiply number of litres by .22.
The Canadian gallon is based on the imperial quart, which
is one-quarter larger than the U.S. quart (four Canadian
gallons = five U.S. gallons)
NOTE: Measurements are approximate for easy conversion
I MP E R I A L G A L L ON
U . S . G A L L ON
M E T R I C C O N V E R S I O N TA B L E S
T EM P ER AT U R E S
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T O U R O P E R AT O R S
A R CT I C N AT U R E T O UR S
B L UE SK Y EX PEDI TI ON S
CHU R CHI LL WI LD
Specializes in interpretive nature tours
across the Churchill River to historic and
archaeological sites along the Precambrian
shield. Northern lights viewing and igloo
building. Flora and fauna photography,
whales, polar bears, seals and foxes.
Certified tour guide. Production company
with stock footage in Betacam, DV, HI-8,
7,000 minutes of arctic wildlife subjects.
U-drive, cottage rental and bed and
breakfast. Service en français.
Take a step back in time by dog team while
visiting the polar bear and beluga whale
capital. Winter sleds and summer carts
available. Authentic, natural, un’fur’gettable!
Canada's most unique polar bear destination.
The only fly-in ecolodge based adventures
on the Hudson Bay Coast. Polar Bear viewing
summer and fall, whale watching and swims,
photo safaris, northern lights, caribou migrations
and much more. Wildly remote and exclusively
fulfilling, join us and touch the Arctic.
Dwight Allen
Churchill, MB R0B 0E0
T: 204-675-8878 F: 204-675-2647
TOLL FREE: 1-877-765-2733
W: www.polarinn.com
Specialist in nature study tours in the
Churchill region since 1985. Top-quality and
expert leadership provides the maximum
experience of this unique landscape and its
resources. Adventures for expert or novice
naturalists. Birdwatching tours in June;
beluga whales and wildflowers in July and
August; polar bear safaris in October and
November. All-inclusive packages from
Winnipeg. Service en français
A U R O R A DO M E S
Enjoy aurora borealis/northern lights viewing
from the warmth of the Aurora Domes or the
Photographer’s Delight, a heated trapper’s
tent in the tree area behind the domes.
Seven to 16-passenger track vehicle for
private wildlife photography tours available.
Bob Penwarden
Box 999, Churchill, MB R0B 0E0
T: 204-675-8831 F: 204-675-2764
TOLL FREE: 1-800-265-8563
W: www.tundrainn.com
BEE2G ET HER B I K E S
Boler camper and tandem bike rentals in
Winnipeg, hourly or daily rates. Provide
suggested touring routes in the city for bike
riding. Location: Forks Market Road and
Waterfront Drive.
Chad Celaire
216 Borebank St., Winnipeg, MB R3N 1E3
T: 204-298-2925 F: 908-325-7385
W: www.bee2getherbikes.com
Gerald R. Azure
T: 204-675-2001
W: www.blueskymush.com
C H UR CHI LL N ATU R E TOU R S
Thuraya Weedon
Box 429, Erickson, MB R0J 0P0
T: 204-636-2968 F: 204-636-2557
TOLL FREE: 1-877-636-2968
W: www.churchillnaturetours.com
C H UR CHI LL R I VER M U SHI N G
Mid-November to mid-May sled dog tour
packages for individuals and groups to a
maximum of 20 persons. Half-day, one-day,
northern lights, winter camping, igloobuilding, trapline and arctic wildlife viewing
by sled dog teams.
Kelly Turcotte
T: 204-675-8176
Jeanne Reimer
Box 79, Kleefeld, MB R0A 0V0
T: 204-377-5090
TOLL FREE: 1-866-846-9453
W: www.churchillwild.com
CHU R CHI LL WI LDER N ESS
EN COU N TER
Birding, history and natural history tours.
Individual package and group tours are
offered from June until November. Charter
bus and step-on guide.
Bonnie Chartier
Box 1356, Gimli, MB R0C 1B0
T: 204-642-8148; 204-642-9777
F: 204-642-7366
EA RTH R HY THM S LEA RNING
A DVEN TU R ES
Year-round learning adventures and
nature-based experiences for independent
travelers, groups, ESL students, tour
wholesalers and corporate clients.
Customized programs combine history,
nature, culture, cuisine, music and the arts.
Guided nature tours learning adventures,
customized GPS adventure quests, agritourism experiences, Canadian Research
Adventures, walking adventures, corporate
retreats and incentives. Locations: Riding
Mountain National Park, Riding Mountain
Biosphere Reserve, Whiteshell Provincial
Park, Winnipeg, Lake Winnipeg and
southwestern Manitoba.
Celes Davar
Box 243, Onanole, MB R0J 1N0
T: 204-848-4680
TOLL FREE: 1-888-301-0030
W: www.earthrhythms.ca
TOUR OPERATORS
EM PR ES S L U XU RY C O AC H
Luxury motorcoach with sofa seating,
dinette, entertainment system and DVD
for executive conferencing, recreational
entertaining, special event and charter
group transportation for up to 16 persons.
Sharon James
2627A Portage Ave.,
Winnipeg MB R3J 0P7
T: 204-934-6455 F: 204-987-3338
TOLL FREE: 1-800-799-9910
W: www.graceanne.com/empress
F E HR - WAY T O UR S LT D .
Escorted motorcoach tours, land-air
tour packages, specializing in senior and
student tours. Customized or pre-packaged
tours of Manitoba, highlighting over 36
destinations. Four-day excursions to see the
beluga whales and polar bears in Churchill.
Affiliated with Beaver Bus Lines, operating
a fleet of luxury motorcoaches for charter.
Guide service available in French, English,
German and Dutch.
Dale Janzen
6 - 1050 Henderson Hwy.,
Winnipeg MB R2K 2M5
T: 204-989-7011 F: 204-334-2070
TOLL FREE: 1-800-263-3691
W: www.fehrwaytours.com
F O L KL O R A M A T R AVE L
Enjoy professional full itinerary planning
services including transportation,
accommodations and tour stops to top
attractions in Winnipeg and Manitoba.
Choose from shopping, theatres,
museums, living history tours, outdoor
adventures, cultural hands-on workshops
and so much more.
Murray Greenfield
2nd Fl., 183 Kennedy St.,
Winnipeg MB R3C 1S6
T: 204-982-6210 F: 204-943-1956
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0234
F R O NTI ER S N ORTH
AD VE NTU R ES
HEA RTLA N D I N TER N ATIONAL
TR AVEL & TOU R S
Proud recipients of the 2004 Travel
Manitoba Ecotourism Award and the 2005
Travel Manitoba Sustainable Tourism Award.
We offer exciting and educational polar
bear, beluga whale and northern lights
programs. All-inclusive packages feature the
unique wildlife and landscape of Churchill
as well as Riding Mountain. Individual and
agency enquiries welcomed.
Full service travel company operating our
own unique tours: Churchill Polar Bear day
tours from Winnipeg, Historical Fur Trade
Tour to Norway House, Churchill and York
Factory, Aurora Borealis Tour plus Culinary,
Hermetic Code and Haunted Winnipeg
packages. Incoming tour services include
accommodation, transportation, theme
events and sightseeing tours. Over 30 years
experience in the travel industry. Recipients of
the Travel Manitoba Service Excellence Award.
John Gunter
Box 40063 RPO Lagimodiere,
204 - 1111 Munroe Ave.,
Winnipeg MB R2L 2G2
T: 204-949-2050 F: 204-667-1051
TOLL FREE: 1-800-663-9832
W: www.frontiersnorth.com
Don Finkbeiner
202 - 3111 Portage Ave.,
Winnipeg MB R3K 0W4
T: 204-989-9630 F: 204-989-9636
TOLL FREE: 1-866-890-3377
W: www.heartlandtravel.ca
GR E AT WHI TE
B E AR TOU R S I N C.
In fall, full day tours to see polar bears,
arctic fox, ptarmigan, gyrfalcon, snowy owl,
caribou. Sleep with the polar bears near the
shore of the Hudson Bay or watch the aurora
borealis on our polar rovers. Come visit us
and experience the breathtaking tundra and
polar bears from our lodge which sleeps 32.
Gift shop.
Marilyn Walkoski
1441 Waverley St., Winnipeg MB R3T 0P7
T: 204-675-2781 F: 204-487-7463
TOLL FREE: 1-866-765-8344
W: www.greatwhitebeartours.com
H AR V’ S A I R SER VI CE
Take the flight of a lifetime in an aerobatic
demonstration flight in a Pitts S2B with
highly trained instructor for 20 to 25
minutes. Operates from March to November.
Can customize a series of flights.
Bettie Penner
Box 1056, Steinbach MB R5G 1M8
T: 204-326-2434 F: 204-326-4182
W: www.harvsair.com
HECLA OA SI S A DVEN TURE S
Year-round learning adventures and
watchable wildlife experiences for individuals,
small groups, tours, corporate and corporate
incentive. Unique one-day and multi-day
adventures in the Interlake Region and Hecla
Provincial Park. Guided and customized
excursions and packages by on-site Naturalist
including wildlife, history, arts and culture and
culinary showcasing the local area.
Dr. Heather Hinam
T: 204-279-2551 F: 204-279-2552
TOLL FREE: 1-800-267-6700
HU DSON B AY HELI COP TE RS
Helicopter sightseeing tours of Churchill
area and Wapusk National Park.
Tony Bembridge
T: 204-675-2576; 867-873-5146
F: 204-675-2331
W: www.hudsonbayheli.com
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IN DIG O DES T INAT I O NS
Customized tour packages and self-driving
tours specializing in natural and cultural
features of the Interlake region, provincial
parks, wildlife viewing, Narcisse snake dens
and Icelandic history. Step-on guide service.
Limited availability of guided boat tours of
the Red River and Netley Marsh area.
Lynn Nolden
Box 240, Clandeboye MB R0C 0P0
T: 204-738-2342 F: 204-738-2342
TOLL FREE: 1-866-818-9989
W: www.indigodestinations.com
L UX URY M OTOR COA CH
T R ANSPORTATI ON
N ATU R E 1 ST (A DVEN TURE
WA LK I N G TOU R S)
Luxury motorcoach with sofa seating,
dinette, entertainment system and DVD
for executive conferencing, recreational
entertaining, special event and charter
group transportation for up to 18 persons.
Full and half day tours guided by
professional local naturalist. Visit boreal
forest, taiga, tundra and marine ecosystems.
Wildlife, birding, flowers, natural history,
local sites and polar bear security.
Sharon James
2627A Portage Ave., Winnipeg MB R3J 0P7
T: 204-885-6427 F: 204-832-7641
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-3335
W: www.myluxurymotorcoach.com
Paul Ratson
T: 204-675-2147 F: 204-675-2103
W: www.nature1sttours.ca
N ORTH STA R TOU R S
M O R DEN TOU R S
KAYA K CHU R C H I L L
Half-day guided tours of the Churchill River
by kayak for beluga whale-watching and
viewing of the wildlife, flora and fauna. Tours
for groups of up to four from June to August.
Wally Daudrich
T: 204-675-2969
TOLL FREE: 1-866-687-2327
W: www.kayakchurchill.com
Free custom-designed tour packages of
Morden and surrounding area with stepon guide. Visit unique fieldstone heritage
homes, museums, the Morden Research
Station, Pembina Hills Art Gallery. Great
food at the Friendship Centre or local
restaurants on request.
Cheryl Link
311 North Railway St., Morden MB R6M 1S9
T: 204-822-5630 F: 204-822-2041
W: www.mordenchamber.com
L A Z Y B EA R L O D GE
N ANU K POLA R B EA R LODGE
Summer tours include: beluga whales, polar
bears, cultural and heritage tours. Winter
tours include: polar bear tours in a tundra
vehicle. Packages include accommodations
and meals at Lazy Bear Lodge and Café.
Packaged tours for polar bear photography,
eskers, wildlife viewing, northern lights, taiga
forest and history within Cape Tatnum Wildlife
Management area on Hudson Bay coastline.
See ad page: 151
Wally & Dawn Daudrich
T: 204-663-9377
(Outside North America)
F: 204-663-8169
TOLL FREE: 1-866-687-2327
(Inside North America)
W: www.lazybearlodge.com
Mike & Jeanne Reimer
Box 79, Kleefeld MB R0A 0V0
T: 204-377-5090 F: 204-377-4748
TOLL FREE: 1-866-846-9453
W: www.nanukpolarbearlodge.com
N AT I VE OR CHI D
C O NS E R VATI ON I N C.
Guided tours to see native orchid species
and other rare plants and their habitat.
Group size from 10 to 25. Season of
operation June 15 to August 1.
T: 204-947-9707 F: 204-231-4448
W: www.nativeorchid.org
Third generation family serving adventure
travellers since the 1930s. Natural history,
historical, wildlife and select Aboriginal
cultures and heritage custom-packaged
tours on the shores of Hudson Bay. Groups
and individuals welcome.
Mark Ingebrigtson
T: 204-675-2356 F: 204-675-2852
TOLL FREE: 1-800-665-0690
Ô TOU R S I N C.
R ECEPTI VE SER VI CES
Offering a complete range of receptive tour
services for Winnipeg and Manitoba. Stepon guide service, customized itineraries,
city tours (for small and large groups), farm
visits, special events, airport transfers and
ground transportation. We are well-known
for our promotion of Manitoba’s rich French
heritage and culture as well as Manitoba’s
history. Service en français.
Michelle Gervais
205 - 219 Provencher Blvd., Winnipeg MB
R2H 0G4
T: 204-254-3170 F: 204-253-6664
TOLL FREE: 1-877-254-3170
W: www.otours.net
TOUR OPERATORS
OPA S Q U I A T O UR S
R AI L TR AVEL TOU R S
SEA N ORTH TOU R S LTD.
Guided nature and heritage tours with
certified heritage interpreter. Tours on
Saskatchewan River daily. Specializes in the
fur trade experience. Check Website for
schedule. Service en français.
A relaxing rail tour package organized for you
where you can explore the Northern Manitoba
rail network on a memorable vacation to
Churchill, the only package offered to the
Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival or visit
Winnipeg for a few days before travelling
to see Canada by rail. Or let us organize a
Manitoba rail tour for your group featuring
wildlife, history, culture, shopping and more.
A family-owned company specializing in
marine tours since 1977. Transport Canadacertified tour boat. Daily tours for beluga
whales, Prince of Wales Fort, birds, polar
bears, seals and floe ice tours. Hydrophoneequipped to listen in on the most vocal
whales in the world. Various sizes of charter
boats available, tours with transparent and
sea kayaks, snorkeling.
Daryl Adair
123 Main St., Box 44,
Winnipeg MB R3C 1A3
T: 204-897-9551 F: 204-897-9572
TOLL FREE: 1-866-704-3528
W: www.railtraveltours.com
Mike & Doreen Macri
T: 204-675-2195 F: 204-675-2198
TOLL FREE: 1-888-348-7591
W: www.seanorthtours.com
Clem Jones
4 Finger Place, The Pas MB R9A 1T2
T: 204-623-6513 F: 204-623-6513
W: www.opasquiatours.bravehost.com
O’ R O S EA U IN C .
Experience the voyageur life of the 1800s
on the historic Crow Wing Trail by the rapids
of the Roseau River. Historical interpretive
program recreates life of Métis, Aboriginal
and French voyageurs. Enjoy bison stew,
bannock, overnight in teepees at Crow Wing
Camp. Historic trails and sites, canoe, kayak,
cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, winter
camp. Groups welcome. Service en français.
Georges Beaudry
Box 345, St. Malo MB R0A 1T0
T: 204-427-2922; 204-792-1928
W: www.oroseau.ca
PR A IR IE PAT HF I ND E R S I N C .
SN OVEN TU R ES I N C.
R I D I NG M OU N TA I N
GUE S T R A N CH
Scenic ranch/nature preserve near Riding
Mountain National Park specializing in
personalized, wildlife viewing/photography
packages for individuals and small groups.
Includes sessions in a special black bearviewing blind, wildlife safaris, guided nature
walks, wildlife ecology, accommodation in
secluded, lakeside eco-lodge, meals, use of
wildlife viewing blinds, private lake, canoes,
kayaks. Pickup and drop-off services are
available from Winnipeg. Custom tours and
private retreats for small groups.
Guided walking tours in Winnipeg and
Manitoba. Tours designed for moderately
fit mature adults. Day trips can include a
visit to cultural/historic sites and meals with
some local flavour. Group organizes two to
four-day walking festivals in Manitoba spring
and fall. The self-guided walking and hiking
guides are available at most bookstores.
Jim & Candy Irwin
Box 11, Lake Audy MB R0J 0Z0
T: 204-848-2265 F: 204-848-2088
W: www.ridingmountain.ca
Leone Banks
PO Box 68052 RPO Osborne Village,
Winnipeg MB R3L 2V9
T: 204-774-0190 F: 204-772-9044
E: prairiepathfi[email protected]
W: www.prairiepathfinders.mb.ca
Wilderness and wildlife adventures in Riding
Mountain National Park and throughout
Manitoba. All tours are guided by professional
naturalists. Birdwatching and wildlife safaris
are our specialty. Step-on guide services and
private tours available to serve all ages and
interests. Top-quality nature tours to Churchill
since 1985. Service en français.
R I D I NG M OU N TA I N
N AT UR E TOU R S
Thuraya Weedon
Box 429, Erickson MB R0J 0P0
T: 204-636-2968 F: 204-636-2557
TOLL FREE: 1-877-636-2968
W: www.churchillnaturetours.com
Snowmobile adventure travel.
David Bisson
Box 10, 199 Sherritt Ave.,
Lynn Lake MB R0B 0W0
T: 204-356-8307; 204-356-2501
W: www.snoventures.ca
THE GR EAT CA N A DI A N
TR AVEL COM PA N Y LTD.
Weekend to two-week packaged excursion
tours by air, train, motorcoach and boat to
northern Manitoba. Specialists in beluga
whale watching and polar bear tours to
Churchill. Dog sledding, wildlife viewing
programs are offered. Customized packages
for groups and individuals.
See ad page: 156
Lois Farley
158 Fort St., Winnipeg MB R3C 1C9
T: 204-949-0199 F: 204-949-0188
TOLL FREE: 1-800-661-3830
W: www.greatcanadiantravel.com
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T HE T U N DR A B UGGY ®
A DV EN T U R E
Board an original Tundra Buggy® for an
unparalleled polar bear viewing experience
or sleep among the bears at our unique
Tundra Buggy Lodge. Full-day polar bear
tours available in October and November.
Join a summer half-day tour and enjoy birds,
flowers and wildlife. The Tundra Buggy is a
Frontiers North product.
John Gunter
204 - 1111 Munroe Ave.
Box 40063 RPO Lagimodiere,
Winnipeg MB R2C 4P3
T: 204-949-2050 F: 204-667-1051
TOLL FREE: 1-800-663-9832
W: www.tundrabuggy.com
RV DEALERS
320 Highland Avenue
Brandon MB R7C 1A9
B I G C O U N TRY R V
T: 204-728-8570 F: 204-725-3312
30 Erb Blvd.
Oak Bluff MB R0E 1N0
T: 204-832-1015 F: 204-832-9978
W: www.bigcountryrv.ca
TOLL FREE: 1-877-728-8570
W: www.pikadilly.com
C ANA DA ON E R V
1001 Regent Avenue W.
Winnipeg MB R2C 4M2
T: 204-233-4000 F: 204-233-9200
TOLL FREE: 1-888-228-4455
W: www.canadaonerv.com
C AN AM R V
5130 Portage Avenue
Headingley MB R4H 1E1
T O B A N EXPER I E NC E
Hop-on, hop-off tours of southeastern
Manitoba for backpackers and independent
travelers. Get off-the-beaten path and hike,
canoe, golf, swim, rock climb, wakeboard,
fish and more. Explore the rocky rugged
wilderness of the Canadian Shield, play your
way through Whiteshell Provincial Park and
Grand Beach on Manitoba’s inland sea of Lake
Winnipeg. Discounted accommodation rates
for guests. Daily service to all destinations.
You set the pace and we get you there.
Jason Abbott
6th Floor, 62 Albert St.
Winnipeg MB R3B 1E9
TOLL FREE: 1-888-35-TOBAN
W: www.tobanexperience.com
WA PU S K A DV E NT UR E S
Dog sled rides and adventures at replica
trappers camp. Northern lights, bird and
seal boat tours on Churchill River.
David & Valerie Daley
T: 204-675-2887 F: 204-675-8042
W: www.wapuskadventures.com
PI K - A - DI LLY R V CEN TRE
T: 204-895-8882 F: 204-895-3519
W: www.canamrv.com
C L AS SI C TR A I LER SA LES LTD.
4285 Portage Avenue
Headingley MB R4H 1C6
T: 204-895-9246 F: 204-895-9257
W: www.classicrv.ca
F O UR SEA SON S SA LES
Trans-Canada Hwy. 1 W.
Virden MB R0M 2C0
T: 204-748-1539 F: 204-748-1650
TOLL FREE: 1-888-934-4444
W: www.fourseasonssales.com
GN R CA M PI N G WOR LD
1370 Dugald Road
Winnipeg MB R2J 0H2
T: 204-233-4478 F: 204-235-1228
W: www.gnrcw.com
L E I S URE DAY S WI N N I PEG
136 Lakeside Road
Springfield MB R2J 4G8
T: 204-256-5566 F: 204-257-8647
W: www.leisuredays.ca
O VE R LA N D TR U CK
C AMP ER S LTD.
203 Aviation Blvd.
St. Andrews MB R1A 3N5
T: 204-338-4292 F: 204-338-6701
PORTA GE TOY OTA & RV
Hwy. 1A W.
Portage la Prairie MB R1N 3N9
T: 204-857-7874 F: 204-239-4871
TOLL FREE: 1-888-481-9915
W: www.portagetoyota.com
SU N VA LLEY R V (1 9 9 8 ) INC .
Hwy. 3
Morden MB R0G 1J0
T: 204-325-7999 F: 204-325-5757
TOLL FREE: 1-800-473-6910
W: www.sunvalleyrv.com
TR A N SCON A TR A I LER
SA LES LTD.
1330 Dugald Road
Winnipeg MB R2J 0H2
T: 204-237-7272 F: 204-235-0083
TOLL FREE: 1-800-668-4660
W: www.transconatrailers.com
WA LT’ S TR A I LER SA LES LT D.
5195 Portage Avenue
Headingley MB R4H 1E1
T: 204-837-8388 F: 204-831-8674
W: www.waltstrailer.com
WI LLA R D’ S R V CEN TR E
9 Prairie Place
St. Andrews MB R1A 3P2
T: 204-338-0264 F: 204-339-1245
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