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Mantario Landing

1 site · Lodging1 acre · St. Malo, MB

This four season property is situated in the southeastern part of Manitoba, next to St. Malo Provincial Park. The access to nature and seasonal activities are bountiful. The spring, summer and fall allows for water sports, cycling, hiking and relaxing. The winter opens the door to skiing, snowshoeing, skidooing, and additional outdoor pursuits. In all seasons you can observe wildlife, as birds, reptiles, mammals and other creatures visit the property, lodge along the reservoir and river banks, providing a background of nature sounds throughout the year.

Tamarack Shack & Tipi

4 sites · Lodging160 acres · MB

We are a small Eco Resort in Sandilands Provincial Forest. All 4 cabins are solar, and off grid. Just 3 min for Woodridge, and set on the western border of the Sandilands provincial Forest. It's a cottage community and sees a steady influx of visitors. There are groomed snowmobile trails, cross country ski trails, as well as a ATVing, and hunting in the area. SANDILANDS PROVINCIAL FOREST: The soil is still a reminder of the ancient beaches, but is now covered with a rich forest of mixed hardwoods and majestic pine. The high sand ridges of the Sandilands area, known as Bedford Hills and Cypress Mountains, are the second highest point of elevation in Manitoba. Additionally you will have access to all the shared amenities of the eco-resort including a wood-fired barrel sauna (all year), outdoor shower (in the summer) As well as the Organic swimming pool. There are 3 other unique rents on the property Fire pit firewood can be bought $20 for a wagon (Woodstove wood is provide). You can also buy hand made Metis art. (all money goes to the artisan) We also buy décor and blankets from Metis, and aboriginal company's in Canada.

Year Round Family Retreat

2 sites · Lodging10 acres · Grand Marais, MB

Learn more about this land:You will share the large private treed yard with other cabins, however, each cabin has plenty of private space to enjoy outdoors.Fully equipped kitchen with everything you may need for your food preparation, full-size appliances, coffee maker, toaster, BBQ and lawn chairs. We are within walking distance of a few local restaurants. We will offer bathrooms very soon, but there are clean and comfortable showers a 1-minute drive away and a bio-toilet is on the premises.There are also outdoor fire pits for you to enjoy a campfire.

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Tamarack Shack & Tipi

4 sites · Lodging160 acres · MB

We are a small Eco Resort in Sandilands Provincial Forest. All 4 cabins are solar, and off grid. Just 3 min for Woodridge, and set on the western border of the Sandilands provincial Forest. It's a cottage community and sees a steady influx of visitors. There are groomed snowmobile trails, cross country ski trails, as well as a ATVing, and hunting in the area. SANDILANDS PROVINCIAL FOREST: The soil is still a reminder of the ancient beaches, but is now covered with a rich forest of mixed hardwoods and majestic pine. The high sand ridges of the Sandilands area, known as Bedford Hills and Cypress Mountains, are the second highest point of elevation in Manitoba. Additionally you will have access to all the shared amenities of the eco-resort including a wood-fired barrel sauna (all year), outdoor shower (in the summer) As well as the Organic swimming pool. There are 3 other unique rents on the property Fire pit firewood can be bought $20 for a wagon (Woodstove wood is provide). You can also buy hand made Metis art. (all money goes to the artisan) We also buy décor and blankets from Metis, and aboriginal company's in Canada.

Loon Straits Wilderness Retreat

1 site · Lodging2 acres · MB

Looking for an adventure like no other? Come experience our beautiful spacious light-filled cottage situated on the east shores of majestic Lake Winnipeg. Located within the borders of the only protected UNESCO World Heritage Site within Manitoba, our unique area is known for deep boreal forests and untouched wilderness. The Ojibwe name for this area is Pimachiowin Aki (pim MATCH - o win - a KEH) which means "Land that gives life" and "Living the good life on the Land". It is the perfect name for this place; a place where nature and culture come together and are inseparable. Built in 2013, our lovely getaway has an open-concept living/dining/kitchen area, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, wraparound deck, sunroom, and gorgeous views of the water. Miles from civilization, with just one or two locals to keep you from feeling too isolated, Loon Straits is a hidden gem located on the east shores of Lake Winnipeg, under 3 hours drive north of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The drive up to our cottage is so beautiful that you won’t even mind the distance! Our wraparound deck is the ultimate place to bbq, sip a glass of wine or after-dinner cocktail, watch the sunrise with coffee in hand, observe the wildlife (pelicans, ducks, eagles, beaver, muskrats, foxes, the odd moose or bear- the list goes on!) nap in the hammock, or keep an eye on the kids as they cannonball into the water. The lawn is great for playing lawn sports (bocci ball anyone?), tanning, campfires, or yoga. Our private dock and boat launch are steps from the front door so you can launch your canoe or fishing boat in no time. WATERFRONT: granite rock, accessible for swimming and fishing. Gorgeous untouched sandy beaches within walking distance.HEATING: baseboard, wood stoveNo smokingNot pet friendly Washing machine 1 full bathroom with shower and bathtub Fully equipped kitchen with dishes, pots, pans, cutlery, dishwasher, microwave, large fridge/freezer, coffeemaker, toaster 2 Bedrooms: bedroom 1 has queen bed, 2 dressers, large closet. Bedroom 2 has 2 twin beds, dresser and closet.Bed linens and towels provided.Things to do: Great fishing, hiking, exploring, biking, swimming, nature-watching, relaxing, campfires, watching the sunrise and sunset over the water, marvel at the stars, listen to the loons call.PLEASE NOTE: Our property is remote - meaning there are no grocery stores, restaurants, or gas stations within a 150 km radius of Loon Straits. Please be prepared with enough food, gas, water, spare tires, and a reliable vehicle if you decide to book with us and make the journey! REMEMBER - It's an adventure!

Brian M.’s Land

2 sites · Lodging29 acres · MB

Mantario Landing

1 site · Lodging1 acre · St. Malo, MB

This four season property is situated in the southeastern part of Manitoba, next to St. Malo Provincial Park. The access to nature and seasonal activities are bountiful. The spring, summer and fall allows for water sports, cycling, hiking and relaxing. The winter opens the door to skiing, snowshoeing, skidooing, and additional outdoor pursuits. In all seasons you can observe wildlife, as birds, reptiles, mammals and other creatures visit the property, lodge along the reservoir and river banks, providing a background of nature sounds throughout the year.

Country Living Cabin

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Anola, MB

Learn more about this land:Come and enjoy the peace of country living! This is perfect for a short getaway from the city noise.We have an adorable 2 bedroom cabin plus a sun porch. The cabin sleeps two people. We have a fire-pit & BBQ. There is also a nice outhouse and a hose for water.We have friendly sheep, mini donkeys, chickens rabbits and a horse.Please drive slowly when on our property as the animals run free

Year Round Family Retreat

2 sites · Lodging10 acres · Grand Marais, MB

Learn more about this land:You will share the large private treed yard with other cabins, however, each cabin has plenty of private space to enjoy outdoors.Fully equipped kitchen with everything you may need for your food preparation, full-size appliances, coffee maker, toaster, BBQ and lawn chairs. We are within walking distance of a few local restaurants. We will offer bathrooms very soon, but there are clean and comfortable showers a 1-minute drive away and a bio-toilet is on the premises.There are also outdoor fire pits for you to enjoy a campfire.

Cabins in Manitoba with campfires guide

Overview

Whether you’re seeking laid-back lake camping, off-grid backcountry mountain adventures, or an Arctic tundra trek in search of polar bears and beluga whales, Manitoba isn’t short of options. The capital city of Winnipeg is a home surrounded by campgrounds and RV parks set in the prairies. Farther north (way farther north) is Churchill, Manitoba’s claim to fame thanks to the polar bear watching that can be done here. Summers are hot enough for water sports and lake camping (just watch out for bugs), while fall is prime time for polar bear spotting. The province’s two national parks are on opposite ends, each providing a unique outdoor experience.

Winnipeg and Central Manitoba

To get outdoors close to Winnipeg, campers can pull up at Arrowhead RV Park, stop into Birds Hill Provincial Park, or visit the shores of Lake Manitoba, Lake Winnipeg, or Otter Falls. Thirty minutes from town by road, Portage la Prairie is a small farm town offering RV resort options, a golf course, and simple rural pleasures. Métis and francophone culture rule in Saint Malo, a small town just south of Winnipeg.

Eastern Manitoba

This part of Canada is lake country, prime for fishing, boating, and hiking. Manitobans love the provincial park campgrounds at Whiteshell Provincial Park, just a few hours east of Winnipeg by road and full of sandy beaches at Big Whiteshell Lake, Caddy Lake, Betula Lake, Opapiskaw Beach, and Falcon Beach. Nopiming and Atikaki provincial parks offer endless lakeside trails and backcountry lodges near the Ontario border.

Western Manitoba

The region’s Riding Mountain National Park provides opportunities to go hiking and boating, stay in a forest yurt, and take advantage of park RV hookups. The forested national park is surrounded by grasslands home to Manitoba provincial parks offering green spaces, including Asessippi and Duck Mountain.

Churchill and Northern Manitoba

Wapusk National Park is the place to see polar bears and beluga whales, but there’s no camping allowed here (due to polar bear danger) and the park is only accessible by air. For fewer logistical challenges, opt for a day-trip excursion out of Churchill into the wilds and you may still get a shot at seeing a polar bear. Churchill is also a great spot to pick up provisions and meet friendly locals who brave the winter cold in their hometown. Paint Lake Provincial Park is an option for those who want to venture into Manitoba by road from Winnipeg.