Spruce Woods Provincial Park

PROVINCIAL CAMPGROUND BOOKING
Book online: www.manitobaparks.com
Book by phone:  1-888-482-2267

Call the campground for information: 1-204-827-8851

Located just 10 km north of Glenboro in the surrounding R. M. of South Cypress, this Provincial Park is synonymous with Glenboro.  Spruce Woods Provincial Park was established in 1970 and occupies approximately 7,460 acres of the Spruce Woods Forest Preserve.  Click here to visit the Provincial Parks website.

This beautiful retreat is widely considered one of the best Provincial Parks in Manitoba.  Kiche Manitou Campground offers excellent camping facilities as well as swimming, fishing, hiking, and picnic areas.  Kiche Manitou Beach is used extensively in the summer by both the young and the young at heart.

Manitoba Conservation: 1-800-214-6497
Spruce Woods Interpretive Centre: 204-827-8850
email:  swterp@mts.net
website:  manitobaparks.com – to reserve campsite online
call: 1-888-482-2267 to reserve campsite by phone

Starting in April each year, you can link to the online Parks Reservation Service from the www.manitobaparks.com website.
Or call 204-948-3333 (in Winnipeg)
1-888-482-2267 (toll free)
Monday to Friday from 7:30 am – 6:00 pm and Saturday from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.

The Glenboro/South Cypress Trail Association has completed Phase I of their Trans Canada Trail project; 22km of new trail within the confines of Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Access to the trail may be gained directly across the road from the Kiche Manitou Campground entrance. Experience the natural beauty and surroundings that the Spruce Woods area has to offer! 

Spirit Sands Wagon Outfitters: Located in Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Offers 1.5 hour scenic tours of the Manitoba Desert and Devil’s Punch Bowl by covered wagon. Call (204) 827-2800 or (204) 526-7727 (cell)  for more information. Off-season call (204) 526-2764.  Email:  spiritsands@mts.net.

The most unique aspect of Spruce Woods is what’s known the the Spirit Sands.  The Spirit Sands are large areas of rolling sand dunes home to plant and animal species unique to the area. For more information call the Interpretive Centre at 827-8850 or the Campground Office at 827-8851.

Trails

Horseback riders in Spruce Woods Provincial Park use an extensive network of trails. In co-operation with Spruce Woods Park and Park staff, the Friends of Spruce Woods operate two equestrian campsites in the park.  One is located about five miles directly east of the Kiche Manitou Campground at the old stable and the other on the banks of the Assiniboine River which is reached by Park Road north of Cypress River.  Backcountry trails and roads make up many miles of enjoyable riding for families and groups who take advantage of the facilities and the scenery of Spruce Woods Park.  Camping is open to anyone who wishes to spend time in the park or you can come for a day ride on your horses. A modest camp fee is charged. It is collected through an honour system with envelopes at each site to be filled out and deposited in the steel boxes at each registration point.

The snowmobile and cross country trails in Spruce Woods Park are considered among the most scenic in Manitoba.  Winter fun for the whole family is rounded out by two toboggan hills and a winter recreation area featuring a lighted outdoor skating oval, a full size hockey rink, and jam pail curling.