Lake Minnewasta

Lake Minnewasta Whether you like to hike, bike, fish, canoe, sit by the campfire or hang out at the beach, Lake Minnewasta offers many activities to choose from.

We also have kayaks and paddleboards for rental. POLICIES

All campers at Lake Minnewasta are required to follow the campground policy for their safety and for a safe and pleasant camping experience for everyone. This policy is divided into three sections: all campers, non-seasonal campers, and seasonal campers. All Campers

Registering/Checking in

- All campers must check-in at the Campground Office when they arrive.
- Overnight guests are required to register at the Campground Office.

🏕 Campsites

- Four adults or one family are allowed as overnight guests on a campsite. A family is generally defined as parent(s), with children under the age of 18. The addition of a grandparent or similar relative is also allowed. All persons must fit into the allowable camping units.

- Each campsite is designed to accommodate one camping unit. If campers want to set up an additional tent, they must request the permission of the Campground Office. An additional fee may apply.

- Every site comes with one picnic table. Campers may request an additional table at the Campground Office and will be based on availability.

- Lake Minnewasta Beach & Campground is not responsible for any damages or theft that occurs on campground property. Campers are encouraged to lock up valuables.

🔥 Campfires

- Campfires are allowed on all sites and must be contained within the provided campfire ring.

- Campers must ensure that campfires are extinguished before they leave their sites or retire for the evening.

- Campfires are intended for firewood only. Garbage, debris, and scrap lumber should not be burned in campfires.

- Campfire wood can be purchased at the office. Please do not move any firewood. This is a Provincial regulation and could result in a fine.

🐕 Pets

Pets are welcome at the Campground; a maximum of two pets per site. Owners must:

a) Notify the Campground Office of their pets when they check-in;
b) Ensure pets have up-to-date shots and vaccines;
c) Be with pets at all times and on a leash;
d) Keep pets inside at night;
e) Ensure pets do not go into campground buildings;
f) Ensure pets do not go on the boardwalk or the beach;
g) Clean up after their pets immediately;
h) Take responsibility for any damage caused by their pets.

- The owners of aggressive or generally disruptive dogs will be required to remove the dog from the campground.

🧹 Cleanliness

- Campers are encouraged to dispose of garbage regularly and properly and to recycle aluminum cans, plastic bottles, glass, and other materials in the designated recycling areas.

- Hazardous waste items are not permitted in the garbage and recycle bins.

- Campers should leave their sites in a clean and tidy condition.

- Campers in electric/water sites must dispose of black and grey water at the dumping station. A dump cart is available at the office for a small fee.

🏍 Motor vehicles

- The Campground speed limit is 10 km/h through campsites and 30 km/h on main roads unless otherwise posted. Drivers who violate the speed limit or drive recklessly will be reported to the local police or to Campground Security.

- Parking is allowed in the beach parking lot or on assigned campsites.

- Roadways must be kept clear for emergency vehicles and for other traffic. Vehicles cannot be parked on the roadway.

- ATVs and dirt bikes are not allowed on campground property.

🏖 Lake Minnewasta and Beach

- Fishing is allowed in permitted areas. Fishing is governed by Manitoba Conservation Rules and Regulations. A valid fishing license is required.

- The beach is open for swimming during daylight hours. Swimming is at your own risk.

- Boats may be stored at a campsite if there is available space. If a boat requires more space, it must be moved to the parking area by the boat dock.

🤝 Conduct

- Quiet hours are from 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.
- Registered campers are responsible for the conduct of their guests.
- Alcohol/Cannabis is permitted on campsites only. Alcohol/Cannabis is not permitted on playgrounds, parking lots, roadways, public buildings, the beach, or the boardwalk.
- Drunken, disruptive, and disorderly behaviour will not be tolerated and may result in eviction from the Campground. No refund will be provided.
- Alcohol may only be transported off a campsite in its original, unopened packaging.
- Persons must be of the legal drinking age of 18 to consume alcohol/cannabis on campground property and must obey the rules of the Manitoba Liquor Commission.
- Fireworks of any kind, including firecrackers, are not permitted.
- Vandalism and theft are not tolerated. Campground Security and local police will take necessary action to address vandalism and theft.
- Weapons are not permitted on campground property. Fish-cleaning knives are allowed but must be safely stored when not in use.

40 new trees were planted at the campground last week by City of Morden Parks staff! What a fantastic way to celebrate N...
09/23/2026

40 new trees were planted at the campground last week by City of Morden Parks staff! What a fantastic way to celebrate National Forest Week 🌳

Speaking of forests, we’ve got a beautiful one here that surrounds Lake Minnewasta! Come explore the trails and take in the fall colours here at the lake 🍁

We can't wait to host The Big Canoe with this weekend! Who's ready for a great fall adventure? 🍂🚣 Paddle in a replica v...
09/14/2026

We can't wait to host The Big Canoe with this weekend! Who's ready for a great fall adventure? 🍂

🚣 Paddle in a replica voyageur canoe
🔥 Learn traditional outdoor fire-making skills and enjoy Bannock cooking over the fire
🔍 Explore the natural landscape through a nature-based, all-ages scavenger hunt
📖 Enjoy a storytelling and cultural presentation led by a Métis educator, Georges Beaudry

The Big Canoe is perfect for youth, families, and and community members of all ages to learn, explore, and connect outdoors!

Learn more and register at morden.ca/big-canoe

09/11/2026

🍂 Join us for a unique outdoor adventure with The Big Canoe on Sat, Sept 19th at Lake Minnewasta! 🌊

Hosted in collaboration with , The Big Canoe is a half-day experience in nature that offers something new for everyone!

🛶 Voyageur Canoe Experience - Embrace the challenge of paddling a replica fur trade era canoe!

🔎 All-Ages Scavenger Hunt - Learn basic Indigenous words as you engage with the natural world around you.

🔥 Fire Making & Bannock - Learn about the food and provisions that sustained Voyageurs through the wilderness during the height of the fur trade.

📖 Métis Storytelling & Cultural Presentation - Learn from Métis educator Georges Beaudry about the culture, traditions, and history of local Indigenous communities through story, music and artifacts.

➡️For more info and full schedule visit morden.ca/big-canoe

📅 Saturday, September 19
📍 Lake Minnewasta
🕧 Morning and afternoon sessions available!

• Morning Session: 9am-12pm
• Afternoon Session: 1:30pm-4:30pm
• Storytelling & Cultural Presentation: 12:30pm-1:30pm (open to both morning and afternoon attendees)

➡️ Pricing:
Family – $45 (2 adults and 2 kids - additional children $5/ea)
Adult – $17.50
Ages 3–17 – $10

The Big Canoe is a great opportunity to get outside, learn something new, connect with local history and culture, and experience the lake in a whole new way! 🌊🌲

Spaces are limited! 🎟️ Register now: morden.ca/big-canoe

The City of Morden is located on Treaty No. 1 territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, and Dakota Nations, as well as the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We honour their contributions to the past, present, and future.

Work has started this week on upgrading the boardwalk surface at Colert Beach 🏖️ The old, worn boards are in the process...
09/10/2026

Work has started this week on upgrading the boardwalk surface at Colert Beach 🏖️ The old, worn boards are in the process of being removed and will be replaced with a new surface, ensuring years of future use and enjoyment for visitors to the lake.

The City of Morden is funding this project through the Lake Minnewasta Campground reserve, meaning campground revenue is being re-invested to fund improvements at the lake!

Thank you for your patience as work continues on this improvement project this fall.

🥾 Another great morning on the trails!We had a great group out for our hike yesterday morning, enjoying the fresh air, t...
09/03/2026

🥾 Another great morning on the trails!

We had a great group out for our hike yesterday morning, enjoying the fresh air, taking in the scenery, and getting a little exercise to start the day.

Thank you to everyone who joined us! It’s been great seeing familiar faces and meeting new hikers along the way.

We’re looking ahead to our next round of hikes and want to hear from you!

👇 What works best for you?
Day: What day of the week do you prefer?
Time: Morning or evening?

Comment below with your preferences and we’ll keep your feedback in mind when planning upcoming hikes!

🍂 Looking for a unique outdoor adventure this fall? Join us for The Big Canoe on Saturday, Sept 19th at Lake Minnewasta!...
09/03/2026

🍂 Looking for a unique outdoor adventure this fall? Join us for The Big Canoe on Saturday, Sept 19th at Lake Minnewasta! 🌊

Perfect for families and individuals, this event offers something for everyone!

🛶 Voyageur Canoe Experience (in collaboration with Wilderland Group Adventures )
🔎 Scavenger Hunt
🔥 Fire Making & Bannock
📖 Métis Storytelling & Cultural Presentation

➡️For more info and full schedule visit morden.ca/big-canoe

📅 Saturday, September 19
📍 Lake Minnewasta
🕧 Morning and afternoon sessions available!
• Morning Session: 9am-12pm
• Afternoon Session: 1:30pm-4:30pm
• Storytelling & Cultural Presentation: 12:30pm-1:30pm (open to both morning and afternoon attendees)

➡️ Pricing:
Family – $45 (2 adults and 2 kids - additional children $5/ea)
Adult – $17.50
Ages 3–17 – $10

The Big Canoe is a great opportunity to get outside, learn something new, connect with local history and culture, and experience the lake in a whole new way! 🌊🌲

Spaces are limited! 🎟️ Register now: morden.ca/big-canoe

What a beautiful morning for a hike!🍃We had a great time out on the trails yesterday morning enjoying the fresh air, sce...
08/27/2026

What a beautiful morning for a hike!🍃

We had a great time out on the trails yesterday morning enjoying the fresh air, scenic views, and some great company along the way! 🥾🌳☀️

Ready to join us for the next one?
🥾 Next Wednesday, September 2 at 9AM
📍 Dogwood Trail - Lake Minnewasta

This 6.8km out & back hike offers beautiful lake views, peaceful forested sections, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. It’s a great way to get outdoors, stay active, and connect with others while exploring one of Morden’s local trail systems.

Everyone is welcome! Come hike with us - we’d love to see you there! 🌳🥾

Register for free at morden.ca/rec-programs

🛶🌿 THE BIG CANOE IS COMING TO LAKE MINNEWASTA! 🌿🛶Looking for a unique outdoor adventure for the whole family? Join us on...
08/24/2026

🛶🌿 THE BIG CANOE IS COMING TO LAKE MINNEWASTA! 🌿🛶

Looking for a unique outdoor adventure for the whole family? Join us on Saturday, September 19 for The Big Canoe — a full day of outdoor learning, exploration and fun at Lake Minnewasta!

From paddling to storytelling, there’s something for everyone:

🛶 Voyageur Canoe Experience
🔎 Scavenger Hunt
🔥 Fire Making & Bannock
📖 Métis Storytelling & Cultural Presentation

📅 Saturday, September 19
📍 Lake Minnewasta

💰 Early Bird Pricing:
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family – $45
👤 Adult – $17.50
🧒 Ages 3–17 – $10
Family rate includes 2 adults + 2 kids, with additional children $5 each.

This is a great opportunity to get outside, learn something new, connect with our local history and culture, and experience the lake in a whole new way! 🌊🌲

🎟️ Register now: morden.ca/big-canoe

Spaces are limited, so don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind adventure! 🛶

🌿🥾 GROUP HIKES AT LAKE MINNEWASTA! 🥾🌿Looking for a fun way to get outside, explore the trails and meet others? Join us f...
08/24/2026

🌿🥾 GROUP HIKES AT LAKE MINNEWASTA! 🥾🌿

Looking for a fun way to get outside, explore the trails and meet others? Join us for one—or both—of our upcoming FREE Group Hikes at Lake Minnewasta!

📅 Wednesday, August 26
🥾 Willow & Deadwood Loop – 3.4 km
⏰ 9:00 AM Start

📅 Wednesday, September 2
🥾 Dogwood Trail – 6.8 km (Out & Back)
⏰ 9:00 AM Start

🌲 Everyone is welcome! Whether you're a regular hiker or just looking to get out for a morning on the trails, come join us and enjoy some fresh air and beautiful scenery.

🎟️ FREE — registration is required!
👉 Register at morden.ca/rec

💧 Bring your own water, snacks & bug spray and dress for the weather.

Which hike will we see you at? 👟🌿

Soaking in the summer days ☀️ This past weekend brought some perfect weather and the water was looking great for paddlin...
08/18/2026

Soaking in the summer days ☀️ This past weekend brought some perfect weather and the water was looking great for paddling, swimming, and hitting up the splish splash water park!

Come enjoy all the fun at Lake Minnewasta while the summer lasts 😎

morden.ca/lake-minnewasta

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100 Colert Road
Morden, MB

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