The best camping in Pembina Valley Provincial Park, MB
Discover the natural splendour of Pembina Valley Provincial Park.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Pembina Valley Provincial Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Pembina Valley Provincial Park
Stephenfield lake west.
1. Stephenfield lake west.
24km from Pembina Valley Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Natures play ground on a very private piece of property. Experience wildlife in its natural habitat. Located at the west end of Stephenfield lake
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Prairie Woods Retreat
2. Prairie Woods Retreat
38km from Pembina Valley Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Come relax in a private campsite in the country. The woods on this beautiful six-acre property are inviting for anyone looking for a simple getaway, a quiet space to host a small group event or a private place to stay while taking in the events in the Pembina Valley area. We have one camp site available that is large enough to pitch 2-3 tents or park a small camper.
The sunset is excellent and the stars at night are stunning. There are short walking trails throughout the wooded area of the property and you have access to playground activities on the main yard as well, including swings, a trampoline, monkey bars, and whatever forts you can find in the bush. Local amenities can be found nearby in local cities Winkler (10 min), Morden (20 min), and the town of Plum Coulee (15 min).
In season (typically early July), enjoy easy access to our Saskatoon U-Pick farm ($15/basket). You may also forage produce found in the woods (free) including chokecherries and gooseberries (typically mid summer)
- Campers are responsible for providing their own self-contained washroom facilities at this time. We plan to improve this in the future. We have a porta potty with a privacy tent that can be set up ($10/day) Please let us know if you would like this addition.
- A fire pit with some firewood, a picnic table, and garbage bin are provided.
- Potable water taps, garbage/recycling, and compost disposal available at main yard. Small amounts of sewer disposal can be arranged onsite.
- Pets are welcome but must remain on a leash or under owner control at all times. We have a friendly dog, we can restrict her boundaries to our yard during your stay (unless you prefer some canine company!)
- No alcohol, cannabis, or illegal drugs permitted.
- Quiet hours after 9 PM.
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Wooden Gate Cider
3. Wooden Gate Cider
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55km from Pembina Valley Provincial Park · 1 site
Wooden Gate Cider is tucked in 200 acres of mixed hilly forest near the Pembina River valley. We have any number of fantastic tent sites for backwoods camping, as well as sites for rvs near the cidery. You will see plenty of wildlife, interact with farm livestock, and sit in the orchard amongst the fruit trees. We are a full service estate cidery with an onsite taproom and tasting area.
Dogs are welcome, but must be on leash or tether at all times, no exceptions
We also have a small bites menu you can pre order from to add to your cider tasting if you choose to come and sip cider. See the link here https://www.woodengatecider.ca/pages/taproom
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Sienna
2 weeks ago
Tent
this was such a special spot!! we had such a fun first evening of our trip here. fantastic cider and lovely people.
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Kathy
August 2025
Tent
With pets
We really loved our night of tent camping at Wooden Gate Cidery. The opportunity to have a tour of the cidery and orchards, and a private cider tasting was a great add-on! Definitely will be back. Great hosts! Thanks again!
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Overview
About
Embark on an adventure through the scenic trails of Pembina Valley Provincial Park. This natural haven offers a serene escape with opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and immersing oneself in the beauty of a deciduous forest and river valley ecosystem. While the park is a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts, it does not feature campgrounds, focusing instead on day-use activities that promote appreciation and understanding of the park's unique environment.
When to go
The best time to visit Pembina Valley Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the trails are accessible and the park's flora and fauna are most active. Winter can offer a stark beauty, but be prepared for cold temperatures and snow-covered landscapes that may limit access to certain areas.
Know before you go
- Check the park's official website for any seasonal closures or special advisories before planning your visit.
- Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking and exploring the natural terrain.
- Remember to bring water and snacks, as there are no food services within the park.
- Respect the park's wildlife and natural features by staying on designated trails and observing all park rules.
- For those interested in photography or birdwatching, bring your equipment to capture the park's stunning scenery and diverse bird species.
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