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PR 276, Toutes Aides, Manitoba, R0L 2A0, Canada

(866) 626-4862 www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/parks/popular_parks/western/manipogo.html

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Jody Tucker

Apr 9, 2018

Very nice campground. The bays to the south of the main office (East, West and South Bays) are nice and private with lots of bush in between sites, whereas the north side is quite a bit more open but still very nice and closer to the beach and restaurant. The beach is nice. Everything you need (except beer, bring that with you).

Rodger Wohlgemuth

Dec 11, 2017

This is a good campground. They have a boat launch, beach, and I think they have RV hook-ups as well. They have nice canals made that come right up to the camp sites. It is really cool. Good fishing. They also have a small conveniance store okkn the beach.

Ken Jaworski

Nov 21, 2017

Awesome campground, fantastic beach. Really nice place for a family camping trip.

Amanda Lodge

Oct 23, 2017

Beautiful and quiet. No cell service but that was wonderful to escape for some nice family time

Patrick Villacorta

Sep 7, 2017

We made a sudden decision to go on a first time camping trip. The reason we picked Manipogo Provincial Park was because we wanted electricity and with labour day weekend, other (closer) campsites were full. It didn't hurt that the few reviews were really good. On arrival, the park employee was very helpful and friendly. The site had exactly what we needed. There is a bit of privacy between sites with the tall grass/bushes. It can be difficult to nail down the pegs for the tent due to the mostly gravel surface but that might just be our inexperience. South Bay had washrooms, coin-op showers, a playground and firewood pile a short walk away. I see in the map though that other sections/bays only had washrooms so they would need to travel a bit further for the other stuff. We also walked through the unpowered North Bay section which is just a few feet from the lakeshore. The sites are more open with little division between them. Between the North Bay and the other bays is the beach area which had a restaurant (it seems is only open on weekends), boat ramp, more washrooms, showers, a play structure and some life vests to borrow. Note that dogs are not allowed on the sand beach. I was pretty disappointed that dogs also weren't allowed on the grassy area by the beach. There is a separate rocky dog beach. The closest town with services seems to be Saint Rose du Lac, 30 minutes away. Dauphin is an hour away. All in all, a good first time camping.

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