Camping and overnight accommodations
Riding Mountain National Park
*** In November 2023, living zebra mussels were found in Clear Lake, in Riding Mountain National Park. Parks Canada staff are conducting further research and developing a response plan. This may affect your visit in 2024. Zebra Mussel Information and Updates ***
Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot in the forest or a sunny family atmosphere close to town, Riding Mountain National Park has a campsite with your name on it.
2024 Reservation Launch: Friday, February 2nd 2024 at 8:00 am CT
Map locations
| Name | Description | Image | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wasagaming Campground | Conveniently located within walking distance of Wasagaming townsite. |  | Camping |
| Deep Lake | Try Deep Lake for an unforgettable wilderness experience. |  | Camping |
| Moon Lake | Only 30 minutes from Dauphin is Moon Lake campground. |  | Camping |
| Whirlpool Lake | On Hwy 19, 15 km (9.5 miles) from Wasagaming. |  | Camping |
| Lake Audy | Lakeside campsites just minutes from the Lake Audy Bison Enclosure. |  | Camping |
| Lake Audy Horse Corral | It is a wide-open campsite situated on the prairies of the Lake Audy plain. | Camping |
Camping basics | Reservable accommodation information
Wasagaming campground
The perfect camping destination for a family vacation, Wasagaming Campground is conveniently located within walking distance of Wasagaming townsite.
The Wasagaming Campground is minutes from the main beach area and pier, restaurants, playground area, tennis courts, lawn bowling, Visitor Centre, walking and biking trails, canoe, kayak and bike rentals, horseback riding, 18-hole golf course, shopping and much more.
In the evening, stroll a nearby trail, roast hotdogs and marshmallows at your site, or take part in one of our campfire programs held regularly throughout the summer at the communal fire circle.
To avoid missing out on booking your ideal camping experience, be sure to make a camping reservation before coming to Riding Mountain National Park.
Reservations:
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General Information
With over 400 reservable campsites, Wasagaming Campground offers a wide range of camping experiences including fully serviced sites.
- Open from mid-May to mid-October.
- Reservations are highly recommended during peak season.
- Maximum 6 people per site
- Check-in time: 2:00 pm
- Check-out time: 11:00 am
- Firewood - Per Bundle: $13.60
Service Types
- Unserviced
- Electrical (pull-through and back-in)
- Electricity and Water (back-in)
- Electricity, Water and Sewer (pull-through)
- Accessible sites for those with mobility impairments available in electricity/water/sewer service, electric service and water/electric service. See Accessible Camping for more information on how to reserve.
- Please note: There will be limited water and facility services during the month of May and October. Please call the park directly for up-to-date information.
Amenities
- Washrooms with hot showers, kitchen shelters, and a dumping station.
- Nearby Wasagaming Townsite and Cycling trails
- All sites have a firepit and picnic table
- Interpretive Campfire Circle
Accessible camping
Accessible Reservation launch for 2024 camping season will be January 4th at 8:00 a.m. CST
The perfect camping destination for a family vacation, Wasagaming Campground is conveniently located within walking distance of the Wasagaming townsite.
Wasagaming Campground offers a selection of full-service, electric, and water/electric accessible campsites. Accessible campsites are intended for those that require them – to ensure integrity, we manage the reservations for these campsites in-house rather than through the Parks Canada Reservation System.
Accessible Campsite Summary
| Campsites | Operating Dates | Site amenities |
|---|---|---|
| #36, #37, #38, #39, #51, #52 *Sites fit a trailer or motorhome up to 35’ |
Early May to Thanksgiving Monday in October |
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#129, #164, #165 *Sites fit a trailer or motorhome up to 35’ |
Mid-May to Mid-September |
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| #236 & #238 fit a trailer or motorhome up to 27’ #237 fits a trailer or motorhome up to 35’ |
Mid-May to Mid-September |
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How to reserve
Launch week – January 4th to 12th 2024: Please call Riding Mountain National Park directly at 204-848-7275 to reserve your campsite. When you call, your information will be collected, and you will be called back at a later date to process your reservation request. You will be called back in the order our calls are received. Please note, sites are in high-demand and we cannot guarantee that you will get the site dates/ allocation that you prefer.
After launch week: Please call 204-868-8267 to reserve an accessible campsite.
What should I have ready when I call to reserve?
Please have the following information ready:
- Your top three preferred date ranges
- Your preferred service area (full-service, electric, or water/electric)
- Your preferred campsite if known
- Your phone number and email address
- A preferred time that we can call you back the following week
What if I wasn’t able to reserve an accessible campsite?
You will still have the chance to reserve a campsite through the Parks Canada Reservation System. The Riding Mountain launch date for 2024 season is February 2, 2024. Please see our frontcountry camping opportunities for all available options.
Frontcountry camping
Camping in Riding Mountain National Park
- All front country camping locations include a picnic table and firepits. Most locations also have bear-proof lockers for safe food storage in addition to kitchen shelters in case the weather isn’t cooperating.
- You are in bear country. The “bare campsite” policy is in place at all times (day and night) while camping or picnicking at all of our campgrounds or day-use areas. This means food, garbage, coolers and all types of scented items must be secured in a vehicle or bear box when not in use.
- To maintain the family-friendly atmosphere that attracts thousands here every year, quiet hours are in place between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. During quiet hours there is also a liquor and cannabis curfew at all campgrounds. Please report noise disturbances through Parks Canada Dispatch 1-877-852-3100.
- Campfires and bright lights must be out by 1:00 a.m.
Campground Summary
| Campground | Open | Reservable | # of sites | Site types |
| Wasagaming campground | Mid May to mid October | Reservable | 446 |
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| Deep Lake | Mid May to mid October | self-registration | 12 | unserviced |
| Moon Lake | Mid May to mid October | self-registration | 24 | unserviced |
| Whirlpool Lake | Mid May to mid October | self-registration | 14 (tent only) | unserviced |
| Lake Audy | June 28 to mid October | self-registration | 28 | unserviced |
| Lake Audy Horse Corral | TBD | Reservable | 3 | unserviced |
Whirlpool Lake Campground (tenting only)
On Hwy 19, 15 km (9.5 miles) from Wasagaming. This small, intimate campground provides large walk-in unserviced tenting sites with views of Whirlpool Lake. Sites vary from open to semi-wooded with fair to moderate privacy. Parking is available at the campground entrance, approximately 50 metres from the campsites. Campers can enjoy hiking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking and non-motorized boating.
- Self-registration
- 14 unserviced sites with firepits and picnic tables; tenting only (must carry your equipment 50 metres)
- Kitchen shelter
- Firewood
- Accessible privy
- Boat dock *Whirlpool Lake is open to all non-trailered watercraft that have undergone an aquatic invasive species inspection at the Boat Cove in Wasagaming. * Mandatory watercraft inspection required.
- Nearby trails include Cowan Lake, Grey Owl, and Gorge Creek
- Fee information
Fees
Please see our fees page for more information. This campground requires self-registration. You may pay with cash, cheque or credit card through our self-registration system. Visitors are required to have a valid national park pass.
Reservations
This campground is not reservable on the Parks Canada reservations system. It is self-registration, meaning they are assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Moon Lake
Only 30 minutes from Dauphin is Moon Lake campground. Bring your canoe for a quick paddle, hike 9.2 km around the lake, or have a picnic by the water.
Moon Lake brochure (764 KB)
Services
- 24 unserviced sites with fire pits and picnic tables.
- 3 oTENTiks available year round, reservations required at Parks Canada Reservations. Please note: there is no electricity at the Moon Lake oTENTiks.
- Self-registration.
- Accessible flushable toilets. Available June to September only
- Running water in bathrooms. There are no showers. Available June to September only
- Seasonal access to potable water.
- Nearby day-use area with kitchen shelter.
- Fire pits and firewood.
- Bear proof storage containers.
- Boat dock and launch (no vehicle access). Moon Lake is open to all non-trailered watercraft that have undergone an aquatic invasive species inspection at the Boat Cove in Wasagaming.* Mandatory watercraft inspection required.
Fees
Please see our fees page for more information. This campground requires self-registration. You may pay with cash, cheque or credit card through our self-registration system. Visitors are required to have a valid national park pass.
Reservations
This campground is not reservable on the Parks Canada reservations system. It is self-registration, meaning they are assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Deep Lake
Looking to explore the far west of Riding Mountain? Try Deep Lake for an unforgettable wilderness experience.
Services
- 12 unserviced sites.
- Self-registration.
- Accessible outhouses.
- Fire wood.
- Fire pits.
- Picnic tables.
- RV dump station
- Boat dock and launch. * Deep Lake is open to all non-trailered watercraft that have undergone an aquatic invasive species inspection. * Mandatory watercraft inspection required.
- Fish cleaning station.
- Bear proof storage containers.
Fees
Please see our fees page for more information. This campground requires self-registration. You may pay with cash, cheque or credit card through our self-registration system. Visitors are required to have a valid national park pass.
Reservations
This campground is not reservable on the Parks Canada reservations system. It is self-registration, meaning they are assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Lake Audy Campground
Lakeside campsites just minutes from the Lake Audy Bison Enclosure. A great location to enjoy fishing, canoeing, biking, hiking and horseback riding. Located 41 km west of Wasagaming.
- 28 unserviced sites.
- Self-registration.
- Accessible outhouses.
- Fire wood.
- Fire pits.
- Picnic tables.
- Playground
- Boat dock and launch. * Lake Audy is open to all non-trailered watercraft that have undergone an aquatic invasive species inspection at the Boat Cove in Wasagaming. * Mandatory watercraft inspection required.
- Bear proof storage containers.
Fees
Please see our fees page for more information. This campground requires self-registration. You may pay with cash, cheque or credit card through our self-registration system. Visitors are required to have a valid national park pass.
Reservations
This campground is not reservable on the Parks Canada reservations system. It is self-registration, meaning they are assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Lake Audy Horse Corral
The Lake Audy Horse Corral Campsite is situated 41.1km from Wasagaming via Highway 10 and Lake Audy Road or 44km from Wasagaming off Highway 354. It is a wide-open campsite situated on the prairies of the Lake Audy plain. The Jackfish Creek flows nearby with many trails leading to the water's edge.
There are four horse corrals at the site that can accommodate up to 25 horses. With close access to Lake Audy, the Bison Range and surrounding trails, this campsite is an excellent base camp for many adventures.
- Accommodates tents and trailers
- Please call 204-848-7275 to reserve.
Backcountry camping
Step into the untouched wilderness of Riding Mountain and experience the park in a new way. As a backcountry user, you can access hidden gems not seen by most visitors. Parks Canada Reservations.
Planning
In the backcountry of Riding Mountain, you will find maintained hiking trails and designated campsites with a fire pit, firewood, pit privy, picnic table, and a bear proof food storage container. Pre-trip planning and preparedness is essential for travel in the backcountry. These are wilderness areas and all precautions should be taken.
Trail conditions, levels of difficulty, distance between campsites, mode of travel, water availability, bear activity, and weather forecast and conditions are all factors to be considered before and during your trip.
Safety
When planning a trip into the backcountry of Riding Mountain National Park, at least one person in your party should be able to recognize natural hazards and have experience in wilderness first aid. Caution and self-reliance are essential.
- Know your physical limits.
- Inform friends or family of your itinerary.
- Ensure that you have adequate food, water, clothing and equipment for your trip.
- Be prepared for at least one day more than your planned trip.
- In case of EMERGENCY, call 911 or Parks Canada Dispatch at 1-877-852-3100, but remember cell phone reception in the backcountry is not reliable.
Water
All backcountry travellers should carry a portable stove for cooking. If you have a campfire, keep it small, do not leave it unattended and be sure it is fully extinguished when you are finished.
Wash dishes well away from any water sources and keep the use of soap to a minimum (even biodegradable soaps are pollutants). When washing dishes, strain the bits of food waste and pack them out. Disperse strained water on the land.
Disposal
When it comes to garbage if you pack it in—pack it out. Littering is unlawful and hazardous to wildlife.
Do not dispose of garbage in pit privies.
Use the pit privies provided. If there are no pit privies, select a spot away from trails, campsites and at least 70 m away from water sources. Dig a hole 12 to 16 cm deep to reach the dark-coloured biologically active soil layer. When filling the hole with soil, do not pack it down. Pack out toilet paper and used feminine hygiene products.
Pets
Dogs or other pets cause stress for wildlife. Dogs, like wolves and coyotes, may be seen as a threat. Off-leash dogs can trigger aggressive behaviour from wildlife such as black bears, moose, and elk. To prevent unsafe situations, it is your responsibility to:
- Ensure your dog is on a leash and under control at all times.
- Pick up and dispose of your pet’s waste in a garbage bin.
- Consider leaving your dog at home if you plan to camp, hike or go into the backcountry.
Accommodations
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oTENTiks
Parks Canada oTENTiks blend the best of camping with A-frame cabins to create a spacious spot for you to enjoy.
Wasagaming oTENTiks
- Located within the Wasagaming Campground
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 25 oTENTiks are available from mid-May to mid-October
- 6 oTENTiks are available year-round
- Maximum 6 people per site
- Pet-friendly options are available
- All oTENTiks have electric lighting and heat
Wasagaming oTENTiks – Summer
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Parks Canada oTENTik – Discover a unique camping experience!
Welcome to a whole new way of camping. No more squabbles over lost tent pegs, no more struggling to remember which pole goes where. Parks Canada oTENTiks blend the best of camping with A-frame cabins to create a spacious spot for you to enjoy. All of our oTENTiks come standard with three comfy sleeping platforms with space for up to six happy campers, and a table with seating for six. Some oTENTiks also include woodstoves, perfect for those cooler nights. Every oTENTik campsite has an outdoor campfire spot and a picnic table to enjoy.
General Information
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 31 oTENTiks are available from mid-May to Thanksgiving Monday in October
- Please note: water service/ facilities may be limited in May and October due to changing seasonal conditions
- Maximum 6 people per site with a maximum of 4 adults
- A damage deposit is required at the time of registration
- Firewood is available for purchase
- Select oTENTiks are available year-round (please see Winter oTENTik information to learn more)
- Select oTENTiks are pet-friendly
What is included
- Sleeping platforms with mattresses for up to 6 people
- Table and four chairs plus one bench
- Electric heat and light
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms with warm showers
- Nearby potable water
- Select oTENTiks are pet friendly
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bags, blankets and pillows
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Screen tent, camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
Check-in procedure:
- Check-in time is 3 pm.
- Register at the Wasagaming Campground kiosk upon arrival
- A damage deposit will be required
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Please check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from your oTENTik
- Ensure the heater/light is off and door is locked
- If you were issued a key, please return it to the campground kiosk
Wasagaming oTENTiks – Winter
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General Information:
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 6 oTENTiks are available year-round
- Please note: no water service is available from October to May
- Maximum 6 people per site with a maximum of 4 adults
- Firewood is included
- Select oTENTiks are pet-friendly
- Please note: Winter campground entrance is on Ta-Wa-Pit Drive. A map and instructions will be sent to you prior to your check-in date
What is included:
- Sleeping platforms with mattresses for up to 6 people
- Table and four chairs plus one bench
- Electric heat and light
- Woodstove
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms with warm showers
- Nearby shared heated Kitchen Shelter (with shelves to store coolers and cooking equipment)
- Select oTENTiks are pet friendly
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bag with a minimum rating of -10c, blankets and pillows.
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Water jug (no filling station on site)
- Camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
- Good winter clothing/boots and layers
- Snowshoes/skis
Check-in procedure:
- Contactless check-in - Please check your email for check-in instructions and a map to the winter campground entrance
- Check-in time is 3 pm
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from your oTENTik
- Ensure the heater is left on
Check-out procedure:
Moon Lake oTENTiks
- Located 30 minutes North of Wasagaming
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 3 oTENTiks are available year-round
- Maximum 6 people per site
- oTENTiks are unserviced with woodstove heat
Moon Lake oTENTiks – Summer
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General Information:
- Located 30 minutes North of Wasagaming on Hwy #10
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 3 oTENTiks are available year-round
- Nearby washroom and water service
- Please note: water service/ facilities may be limited in May and October due to changing seasonal conditions
- Maximum 6 people per site with a maximum of 4 adults
- Firewood is included
What is included:
- Sleeping platforms with mattresses for up to 6 people
- Table and four chairs plus one bench
- Please note: There is no electricity at Moon Lake oTENTiks. Solar powered light and USB small device charging only. Depending on conditions, this should not be considered reliable.
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms
- Nearby water service
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bags, blankets and pillows
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Screen tent, camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
Check-in procedure:
- Contactless check-in - Please check your email for check-in instructions and a map
- Check-in time is 3 pm
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Please check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from your oTENTik
- Ensure the light is off and door is locked
Moon Lake oTENTiks – Winter
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General Information:
- Located 30 minutes North of Wasagaming on Hwy #10
- Reservations are highly recommended
- 3 oTENTiks are available year-round
- Nearby washroom and water service
- Please note: water service/ facilities may be limited in May and October due to changing seasonal conditions
- Maximum 6 people per site with a maximum of 4 adults
- Firewood is included
- Pets are not allowed at Moon Lake oTENTiks
What is included:
- Sleeping platforms with mattresses for up to 6 people
- Table and four chairs plus one bench
- Please note: There is no electricity at Moon Lake oTENTiks. Solar powered light and USB small device charging only. Depending on conditions, this should not be considered reliable.
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms
- Nearby water service
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bag with a minimum rating of -20c, blankets and pillows.
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Water jug (no filling station on site)
- Camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
- Good winter clothing/boots and layers
- Snowshoes/skis
Check-in procedure:
- Contactless check-in - Please check your email for check-in instructions and a map
- Check-in time is 3 pm
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Please check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from your oTENTik
- Please leave a fire in the woodstove
- Ensure the light is off and door is locked
- Please inform campground staff if you are departing prior to your check-out day. We need the oTENTik to be warm when we clean it!
Yurt
Located within Wasagaming Campground, this cozy two-person accommodation is your perfect year-round get-away!
- Available year-round
- Reservations are highly recommended
- Maximum 2 people
- Includes:
- Electric heat and light
- Queen sized bed
- Table and 2 chairs and loveseat
- Picnic table and firepit
Wasagaming Yurt – Summer
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The Yurt consists of a wood frame enveloped in canvas and equipped with windows and a solid door. The Yurt is constructed on a hard wood floor and is five metres (16 feet) in diameter. Our Yurt can accommodate a maximum of 2 adults.
General Information:
- Reservations are highly recommended
- Available year-round
- Please note: water service/ facilities may be limited in May and October due to changing seasonal conditions
- Maximum 2 people
- A damage deposit is required at the time of registration
- Firewood is available for purchase
What is included:
- Queen sized bed
- Table and two chairs and loveseat
- Electric heat and light
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms with warm showers
- Nearby potable water
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bags, blankets and pillows
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Screen tent, camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
Check-in procedure:
- Check-in time is 3 pm.
- Register at the Wasagaming Campground kiosk upon arrival
- A damage deposit will be required
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Please check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from the Yurt
- Ensure the heater/light is off and door is locked
- Please return the key to the campground kiosk
Wasagaming Yurt – Winter
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The Yurt consists of a wood frame enveloped in canvas and equipped with windows and a solid door. The Yurt is constructed on a hard wood floor and is five metres (16 feet) in diameter. Our Yurt can accommodate a maximum of 2 adults.
General Information:
- Reservations are highly recommended
- Available year-round
- Please note: from October to May, no water service is available due to winter seasonal conditions
- Maximum 2 people
- Firewood is included
What is included:
- Queen sized bed
- Table and two chairs and loveseat
- Electric heat and light
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms with warm showers
- Nearby shared heated Kitchen Shelter (with shelves to store coolers and cooking equipment)
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bag with a minimum rating of -10c, blankets and pillows.
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Water jug (no filling station on site)
- Camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
- Good winter clothing/boots and layers
- Snowshoes/skis
Check-in procedure:
- Contactless check-in - Please check your email for check-in instructions and a map to the winter campground entrance
- A key is provided in the lockbox next to the door
- Check-in time is 3 pm
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from your oTENTik
- Ensure the heater is left on
- Please return the key to the lockbox
micrOcube
Located within Wasagaming Campground, the micrOcube is a contemporary two-person accommodation.
- Available from mid-May to mid-September
- Reservations are highly recommended
- Maximum 2 people
- Includes:
- Electric light
- Double bed
- Bench seating for 2
- Picnic table and firepit
Wasagaming micrOcube
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The Micro-Cube is roughly 10m2 and offers a unique experience by virtue of a panoramic window that makes up one side of the cube.
General Information:
- Reservations are highly recommended
- Available mid-May to mid-September
- Maximum 2 people
- A damage deposit is required at the time of registration
- Firewood is available for purchase
What is included:
- Double bed
- Bench seating for 2
- Electric light
- Campsite includes picnic table and firepit
- Nearby washrooms with warm showers
- Nearby potable water
What to bring (this list is not exhaustive):
- Sleeping bags, blankets and pillows
- Cooking supplies and a cook stove
- Screen tent, camp chairs
- Campfire supplies
- Slippers or indoor shoes
Check-in procedure:
- Check-in time is 3 pm.
- Register at the Wasagaming Campground kiosk upon arrival
- A damage deposit will be required
Check-out procedure:
- Check-out time is 11 AM SHARP. No late departures please
- Please check your accommodation carefully for all your possessions before you leave
- Sweep and remove all garbage from the micrOcube
- Ensure the door is locked
- Please return key to the campground kiosk
Group camping
Reservations for Camp Ma-Ma-O-Pee and Kippechewin
Rolling window for reservations:
- February 19, 2024 (8:00 am CST) – for May/June reservations
- February 26, 2024 (8:00 am CST) – for July/Aug reservations
- March 4, 2024 (8:00 am CST) – for Sept/Oct reservations
Reservations must be made by the individual camping and credit card holder (no third party reservations). Only one reservation per person, per month to a maximum of six nights.
Please call 204-848-7275 to reserve.
- Reservations and a deposit are required call 204-848-7275 to reserve.
- Check-in time is 2:00 pm and check-out time is 11:00 am
Camp Kippechewin
Located 14.7 km (9 miles) from Wasagaming off Hwy 354. This private spot in the forest at the West end of Clear Lake has a beautiful beach and a large grassy day-use area.
- 30 people minimum
- Accommodates tents and small trailers
- Amenities include a campfire circle, 2 kitchen shelters, 2 pit privies, firepits, picnic tables, firewood, and well water
- Beach access
- $165.00/night (up to 60 people max.)
Ma-Ma-O-Pe
Located 13.3 km (8 miles) from Wasagaming off Hwy 10. Ma-Ma-O-Pe is a private, secluded camping area deep in the forest. The area is wooded and ideal for nature enthusiasts and groups seeking solitude.
- 20 people minimum
- Tents and camper vans only; entrance to campground is a long and winding road that cannot accommodate large vehicles such as buses or RVs
- Amenities include picnic tables, firepits, a group campfire circle, firewood, kitchen shelter, pit privies
- No beach access
- $110/night (up to 40 people max.)
Winter camping
Winter Camping
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Embrace Winter as your new Summer by experiencing fun, cozy, and romantic camping adventures in RMNP. Whether you prefer the challenge of Winter tent camping or snuggling up by a woodstove in one of our Winter oTENTiks, we have exactly what you seek.
Winter accommodations
Wasagaming Campground offers 6 oTENTiks and 1 Yurt that are available year-round. Step out your door and access a network of cross-country ski and snowshoe trails, or head down to nearby Wasagaming for winter rentals, ice skating and delicious hot chocolate.
Amenities include:
- Heated washroom with warm water showers
- Heated Kitchen Shelter with electricity
- Close access to winter trail systems
- Close access to Wasagaming
- Firewood provided
Moon Lake has 3 oTENTiks available year-round. Located 30 minutes North of Wasagaming, Moon Lake is a beautiful spot to immerse yourself in nature. Moon Lake oTENTiks provide a more rustic experience – Your oTENTik comes equipped with a woodstove and lanterns to meet your heating and lighting needs.
Amenities include:
- Pit privy toilet
- Close access to winter trail systems
- Firewood provided
Frontcountry Camping
Wasagaming campground offers a selection of electric and unserviced campsites year-round for your winter camping pleasure. Campers are welcome to make use of the heated four-season kitchen shelter that is located steps away for the campsites.
Amenities include:
- Heated washroom with warm water showers
- Heated Kitchen Shelter with electricity
- Close access to winter trail systems
- Close access to Wasagaming
- Firewood provided
Moon Lake campground may be accessed year-round for unserviced camping. Winter camping amenities include a pit privy toilet and access to firewood. Register your campsite upon arrival at the Moon Lake campground self-register station.
Backcountry Camping
For those looking for a wilder camping experience, all Riding Mountain backcountry campsites remain open year-round. Backcountry campsites are unserviced, and require the camper to walk, ski or snowshoe in from the assigned trailhead parking area. You must reserve your campsite online prior to your arrival.
What to bring
Trip planning checklist
- Select a trip that best suits your party’s abilities and experience, interests, equipment and the time you have available.
- Familiarize yourself with the trail you have selected. This includes using additional reference guides, our self-service guides and topographical maps.
- Check trail conditions and weather prior to departure.
- Be prepared to be self-sufficient during inclement and rapidly changing weather conditions by packing the right clothing and camping gear.
- Let a friend or family member know about your travel plans. Leave emergency contact information when you reserve.
To reserve your accommodation, visit Parks Canada Reservations.