
Manitoba’s rivers, Arctic coastline, lakes and forests are home to 500 species of birds, moose, elk and black bear. .
Find your zen in the prairie vastness. Go fishing on a remote lake, cool off in the shade of the boreal forest and spot birds, moose, elk and bison.
Manitoba’s magic unfolds across endless prairie horizons, through ancient boreal forests, and along the shores of more than 100,000 freshwater lakes. There is simply no better way to experience the heart of Canada than from the open road in an RV.
Relax by the calm waters of Falcon Lake, hike in Whiteshell and Spruce Woods, spot wildlife in Riding Mountain. Take a tour with an Indigenous guide and grab a bite at a small-town café.
Everything you need to hit the open highway, find the perfect campsite, and chart an unforgettable route across Canada’s central playground.
Whether you’re after the freedom of a camper van for two, the comfort of a family-sized motorhome, or the versatility of a towable travel trailer, match your adventure style to the right wheels.
Locate your dream spot to plug in or unplug. Search provincial park campgrounds nestled in deep woods, lakeside full-service resort parks with all the amenities, and quiet prairie hideaways across Manitoba.
Take the guesswork out of the journey. Map driving distances, locate dump stations and fuel stops, and build an itinerary packed with hidden roadside gems, heritage sites, and scenic provincial detours.
Whether you’re timing your route with lively summer festivals, seeking out northern lights viewing spots, or looking for Indigenous-led cultural tours, their expert guides offer endless inspiration. Head over to discover seasonal event calendars, downloadable regional guides, and the hidden local gems that make every detour worthwhile.
Visit Travel Manitoba for the latest up-to-date events, trail maps, park advisories, and local insights to make the most of your road trip.
RVing gives you front-row access to the best of Manitoba’s wilderness, waterways, and culture. Click each experience below to learn more about what’s waiting just beyond the campsite.
In a province of 100,000 lakes, you are all but guaranteed to find that idyllic spot where time stands still and the sunrise feels like magic.
Manitoba’s rich fauna is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream. See black bears, bison, moose, elk and hundreds of bird species in their natural habitat.
Learn about the history of the land through immersive tours led by Indigenous guides in Riding Mountain National Park and Whiteshell Provincial Park.
Paddle on Lake Winnipeg at the mouth of the Manigotagan River. Camp by the Grass River. Glide through the man-made tunnels on Caddy Lake.
Lakes and rivers in Manitoba are a real find for multi-species anglers. Catch trophy-sized walleye, northern pike, lake trout, catfish and more.
Find your community at themed events like Icelandic Festival in Gimli, Winnipeg Folk Festival in Birds Hill Provincial Park, Ukrainian Festival in Dauphin and many more.
The biggest mistake on your cross-Canada road trip is thinking Manitoba is simply a 5-hour cruise between Ontario and Saskatchewan. Pack your route with stops at quirky roadside communities, detours to spellbinding provincial parks and relaxing dinners at small-town cafes.