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Campground Guide 2019 Free MANITOBA CAMPGROUND GUIDE 2019 Discover Manitoba’s Finest Campgrounds The of cial publication of Manitoba Association of Campgrounds & Parks vacations last a weekend… memories last a lifetime Manitoba’s Premier FAMILY VACATION DESTINATION Since 1958 Reserve today Lilacresort.com Toll Free: 1.866.388.6095 LILAC RESORT Phone: 204.422.5760 RV, LODGING & WATER PARK On Hwy #1, 20 minutes east of Winnipeg Manitoba Association of Campgrounds and Parks (MACAP) MACAP represents Manitoba’s family operated campgrounds. Our parks provide campers and RVers with unique camping experiences in a family environment. Our friendly personal service will make you feel right at home. All of our parks offer overnight and seasonal camping and many accept reservations year round. Renewable seasonal leases, no draws and winter storage add up to customer convenience and value. MACAP President’s Message The Manitoba Association of Campgrounds and Parks is a group of privately owned campgrounds in Manitoba working together to promote camping in Manitoba. Most campgrounds are owned and operated by families whose goal is to provide a great camping experience while offering a wide diversity of amenities. What are you looking for when planning your next vacation? A certain spot near a river or lake, or a town you’ve always wanted to visit. Is fishing or golf important to you, or relaxing around a pool or on a beach. As you read thru the guide you will be able to pick a campground that offers everything you are looking for in a vacation. Many campgrounds start taking reservations in January, so planning your next summer just became easier than ever. Make this your best camping season ever. Make lifetime memories while you enjoy everything Manitoba has to offer, while visiting some of our best campgrounds run by families for families. Dave Hammond, President Manitoba Association of Campgrounds and Parks LEGEND OF SYMBOLS USED IN THIS GUIDE 15 Amp Service Ice Firewood Golf 20 Amp Service Snack Bar Winter Camping Golf within 20 min. 30 Amp Service Laundromat Winter Storage Volleyball 50 Amp Service Propane (Cylinders) Beach/Swimming ATM ATM Machine on site Sewer Outlet Propane (Vehicles) Interac Accepted Outdoor Pool Gasoline/Oil Indoor Pool Potable Water Outlet Credit Cards Accepted Pull-Thru Sites Fishing Licences Reservations Accepted Boat Launch Licences Tenting Area Public Phone Cash Back Service Marina $ Group Area Modem/Internet Access Recreation Hall Motor Boat Rentals Picnic Area Wireless Internet Games Room Kayak/Canoe/Pedalboat Rentals Flush Toilets Telephone Service on site Playground Hot Tub GAME Outdoor Privies Trailer/Cabin Rentals Tennis Court EQUIPMENT Game Equipment Rentals RENTALS Showers Cable TV Ball Diamond Fishing Handicap Facilities Controlled Access Horseshoes Planned Activities Mobile Pumpout Security/Attendant Mini Golf Hiking/Bike Trails MINI Dump Station Pets Welcome Chip’n Putt Horseback Riding Store Fire Pits Driving Range Basketball MACAP makes every attempt to keep this directory as accurate as possible, but cannot be held responsible for errors which may occasionally occur. ©2019 Manitoba Association of Campgrounds and Parks Published by: Leech Printing Ltd., 601 Braecrest Drive, Brandon, MB R7B 1C1 Phone: 204-728-3037 • Fax: 204-728-3337 • Website: www.leechprint.com Advertiser info: Dean Jago at 204-728-3037, 1-888-756-4433 or [email protected] Membership info: MACAP at www.macap.ca/sign-up/ or [email protected] www.GoRVingManitoba.com Manitoba 2019 Campground Guide 1 Located on the Trans-Canada Highway between Virden, MB (10 minutes) and Oak Lake, MB (10 minutes) GPS: 49°46’46”N/100°45’31”W Located on the Trans-Canada Highway between Virden, MB (10 minutes) and Oak Lake, MB (10 minutes) GPS: 49°46’46”N/100°45’31”W • Cook shack Come and enjoy the • Play structure best camping jewel in • New Mini Golf ($) Family camping located on Hwy #1 • Heated Pool Southwest Manitoba! at Thurston Road in the RM of Reynold • 30 amp & 50 amp We have some Our family run campground is bringing & tent sites nature back to camping. • Seasonal Sites seasonal sites available Swimming or just relaxing in the sun at KaMaKi beach is popular on • Weekly, Monthly & for the 2019 Camping Season: hot summer days. Come out and enjoy a game of horseshoes, beach Nightly Rates 30 amp Full-Service volleyball, croquet, bocce ball or ladder ball, there’s plenty of room to • Family Campground play. Cripple Creek Campground offers 90 full service seasonal lots, 50 amp Full-Service 12 overnight sites (electrical/water) and un-serviced tent sites are also • Convenience Store available. All within walking distance to our beautiful KaMaKi Beach. • Hot Showers *Come for the day, camp for the night, stay for the season, • 24-Hour Laundry the choice is yours. • Wi-Fi ($) *call for rates and availability 204-855-2260 Reservations are recommended and accepted [email protected] by email or telephone. 204-771-0242 www.aspengrovecampground.com email: [email protected] Facebook: Aspen Grove Campground Your Hosts, Jackie and Mike Touchette [email protected] www.aspengrovecampground.com Facebook: Aspen Grove Campground May 21-26, 2019 To celebrate the start of the camping season, participating campgrounds across Canada will be offering discounted rates for reservations made for Friday, May 24 and Saturday, May 25, 2019 (Some campgrounds may extend the discount to additional days) For updates and a list of planned events, activities, promotions and participating campgrounds in your area, visit 2 Manitoba 2019 Campground Guide www.GoRVingManitoba.com MEMBER CAMPGROUNDS Arrowhead RV Park 1 A great spot for RVers – big rig and satellite friendly. Pet friendly. Box 653 Limestone base throughout. Small, clean and quiet RV park. 1375A Major Trail Modern and clean washrooms, showers and laundry facilities. Ile-des-Chênes, MB R0A 0T0 Relaxed country atmosphere with great sunsets minutes from 204-878-4203 Winnipeg. Paved highways from all directions. In proximity of Toll Free: 888-878-4203 numerous golf courses. WiFi from your RV. Services in English i [email protected] and French. Tourist info kiosk. 10 minutes south of Winnipeg on Hwy. 59. 1 mile south of Ile des Chênes. 2 www.arrowheadrvpark.ca Latitude 49.69691 Longitude –96.98386 TOTAL SITES SEASON 54 April 15 SERVICES - Oct. 31 $ Service disponible en Français. Asessippi Beach & Campground 2 We would love to have you come and stay at our campground! We are Box 238 located in the beautiful Shell River Valley right along the Shell River. Inglis, MB R0J 0X0 Water & Electrical sites. Group camping. Tenting. We have cabins, beach 204-773-6797 huts & camper rentals. Sand beach & swimming area. Paddling pool. Fax: 204-937-8897 Food booth. Volleyball court. Ball diamonds. 18 Basket Disc Golf Course. i [email protected] Flush toilets & showers. Playgound. Great place to have weddings, 2 asessippibeach.com anniversaries, family & school reunions, birthday parties & staff parties. We are located in between Russell & Roblin. Latitude 50.9654° N Longitude 101.3144° We are on google maps. See you soon! TOTAL SEASON SITES 40 May 17 SERVICES - Oct. 13 Aspen Grove Campground 3 14 kms east of Virden, MB Family campground with seasonal and nightly camping. & 9 kms west of Oak Lake, MB New facilities include playground, cook shack, mini on the Trans Canada Highway #1 golf and 50 and 30 amp sites. Camping fees include 204-855-2260 summer everything but our mini golf which has a nominal fee. Fax 204-855-2672 We hope to see you in the 2019 camping season. Call or i [email protected] email for reservations 204-855-2260. 2 www.aspengrovecampground.com Latitude 49 46 46 N Longitude 100 45 31 W TOTAL SEASON SITES May 3 SERVICES $ - Sept. 29 158 MINI Service available in Français. Cherry Hill Living 4 Driveway #37116, Park Road #37N Cherry Hill Living RV Park is a one hundred acre estate, a pleasant 45 minute drive southeast of Winnipeg, Manitoba, PO Box 20640 Canada. We are located 4 miles east of Steinbach adjacent to Steinbach, MB R5G 1S1 “The Links at Quarry Oaks Golf and Country Club”. Amenities: 204-346-0837 Large 50’x70’ RV seasonal sites fully serviced with water, i [email protected] sewer, and 30 to 50 amps of electricity. Activities: 10 acre 2 www.cherryhillliving.ca spring fed lake, 1 mile of beach, wading pond with fountain, and 6 local golf courses. Latitude 49.541 Longitude –96.599 TOTAL SEASON SITES catch & release April 15- 136 SERVICES Oct. 15 www.GoRVingManitoba.com Manitoba 2019 Campground Guide 3 Treat Yourself to a “Debonair” Experience - Seasonal Sites - Casual Sites - Private Beach 204-347-5336 St. Malo, Manitoba DebonairCampground.com on PR 403 off 59 Hwy PLEASE SUPPORT THESE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. WE THANK THEM FOR PARTICIPATING IN MACAP. RV DOCTOR INC. Mobile RV Repair & Service rvdoctormike.com • 204-771-4748 RVDA OF MANITOBA Recreational Vehicle Dealers Assoc. of Manitoba manitobarvda.com • 204-975-8219 ENVIRO-STEP TECHNOLOGIES INC. Eco-Efficient Onsite Wastewater Treatment enviro-step.ca • 204-801-5443 To find out the benefits of being an Associate MACAP member visit gorvingmanitoba.com 4 Manitoba 2019 Campground Guide www.GoRVingManitoba.com MEMBER CAMPGROUNDS Cripple Creek Campground 5 44154 Thurston Road Our family run campground is bringing nature back to camping. 76 acres to explore. With plenty of room for biking, hiking and Richer, MB R0E 1S0 nature walks. Or fun with friends and family to play horseshoes 204-771-0242 or beach volleyball with open grassy areas for croquet, bocce ball i [email protected] and other fun family activities. Swimming, building sand castles or just relaxing in the sun at KaMaKi beach is popular on hot 2 www.cripplecreekcampground.com summer days. Only 52 kms east of Winnipeg on Highway #1.
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