The best camping near Birch Point Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Birch Point Provincial Park adventure.

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Pine Forest and River Getaway

4 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · Piney, MB

Our main camping area in right on the river on an 80 acre forest. We have many great hiking trails and and lots of wildlife to see. We are only 20 minutes from Buffalo Point which offers fantastic fishing and has 3 beautiful sand beaches many trails and kids play park. We are also only 30 minutes from Moose lake or Whitemouth Lake which also offers excellent fishing and Moose Lake has a very nice beach and kids play area as well. We have another 80 acre forest area only 2 kms from our main camp area for the more experienced hikers. We have a small flock of chickens and a few roosters. There is a bar, and general store in the town of Sprague only about a mile away. We have an outhouse available for our guests. If you have any special requests or questions please feel free to contact us. Learn more about this land:We have two 80 acre parcels of land located within 2 km of each other. Enjoy camping right along the riverside! We have an outhouse and generator available. We are pet-friendly.If you're bringing an RV, we can accommodate vehicles up to 30ft in length and the site is flat.Amenities include potable water, a toilet, a picnic table, and wifi in certain areas of the property.We have hiking and quadding trails on the property. Lots of wildlife to be seen in the area.

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Tamarack Shack & Tipi

4 sites · Lodging160 acres · MB

We are a small Eco Resort in Sandilands Provincial Forest. All 4 cabins are solar, and off grid. Just 3 min for Woodridge, and set on the western border of the Sandilands provincial Forest. It's a cottage community and sees a steady influx of visitors. There are groomed snowmobile trails, cross country ski trails, as well as a ATVing, and hunting in the area. SANDILANDS PROVINCIAL FOREST: The soil is still a reminder of the ancient beaches, but is now covered with a rich forest of mixed hardwoods and majestic pine. The high sand ridges of the Sandilands area, known as Bedford Hills and Cypress Mountains, are the second highest point of elevation in Manitoba. Additionally you will have access to all the shared amenities of the eco-resort including a wood-fired barrel sauna (all year), outdoor shower (in the summer) As well as the Organic swimming pool. There are 3 other unique rents on the property Fire pit firewood can be bought $20 for a wagon (Woodstove wood is provide). You can also buy hand made Metis art. (all money goes to the artisan) We also buy décor and blankets from Metis, and aboriginal company's in Canada.

The best camping near Birch Point Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Birch Point Provincial Park is a serene escape nestled along the shores of Lake of the Woods. Here, adventurers can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature, with 26 basic campsites offering a picturesque view of the moon's reflection on the water. Whether you're angling for a monster walleye in June or seeking a northern pike during a winter ice fishing expedition, Birch Point provides a year-round outdoor haven.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, as the campsites at Birch Point are in high demand, especially during peak fishing seasons.
Consider visiting during weekdays for better availability and a quieter experience.
Keep an eye on cancellation policies and last-minute openings for an opportunity to snag a reservation.
Explore nearby camping options to ensure you have a backup plan in case Birch Point is fully booked.

When to go

The prime time to visit Birch Point Provincial Park is in June for the best fishing opportunities, especially for walleye. Winter months offer a unique ice fishing experience for those seeking adventure in the colder climate. Off-peak seasons may offer more tranquility and easier campsite availability.

Know before you go

Check the park's official website for any seasonal closures or special advisories before planning your trip.
Remember to pack all necessary safety gear, including life jackets if you plan to go boating or fishing.
Accessibility may vary across the park, so inquire ahead if you have specific needs.
While the park offers basic campsites, ensure you bring all essentials for a comfortable stay.
Be mindful of the local wildlife and practise responsible fishing and camping etiquette.