Riding Mountain National Park of Canada

Camping

Birds singing, the soft sound of wind blowing in the trees and the chirping of chipmunks are just some of the "perks" that come with your campsite in the park. Whenever you're thinking of camping in the park, please call ahead for reservations and information. Backcountry camping information is also available. Group camping sites are also available for reservation.

Wasagaming Campground [map]

Within walking distance of Wasagaming town centre and the beach .
All sites have ready access to kitchen shelters and washrooms with flush toilets and hot-water showers. Special sites are also available for mobility-impaired visitors. Interpretive programs are conducted throughout the summer at the fire circle located in the vicinity of the 300 section. Wasagaming campground offers:

• Full-service Sites
• Electrical & Water
• Electrical Only
• Unserviced Sites

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Whirlpool Lake Campground (tenting only)

On Highway 19, 15 km (9.5 miles) from Wasagaming .
Self-registration from mid-May to mid-October. This small campground has walk-in access, with a kitchen shelter, well water and privies accessible to mobility-impaired visitors. Activities include hiking, swimming, canoeing and non-motorized boating.

Fees.

Moon Lake Campground

On Highway 10, 35 km (22 miles) north of Wasagaming.
This is a smaller campground of unserviced sites, with self registration from mid-May to mid-October. There are special sites for mobility-impaired visitors and the washroom building has wheelchair accessible flush toilets and cold running water. Other facilities include a kitchen shelter, picnic area and small beach adjacent to the campground. The beach has no vehicle access; boats and motors have to be carried 100 meters (330 feet) between the nearest parking lot and the water. Don't miss the 9.2 km (5.75 miles) hiking trail around the lake; other trails are close by.

Fees.

Lake Audy Campground

On Lake Audy Road, 41 km (25.5 miles) from Wasagaming.
Another small campground, popular for fishing, with self-registration from mid-May to mid-October. Facilities include well water, a campfire circle, three kitchen shelters, and privies accessible to mobility-impaired visitors. This picturesque spot is close to the Bison Enclosure, and features several hiking cycling and horseback trails. A swimming area is located close to the picnic site.

Fees.

Deep Lake Campground

On Highway 45, 110 km (69 miles) west of Wasagaming.
This remote campground has self-registration from mid-May to mid-October. It offers well water, privies, canoeing, swimming and fishing.

Fees.

Group Camping

Camp Kippechewin and Ma-ma-o-pe are group camps available for private functions, on a reservation basis. Fees .

• Camp Kippechewin: 10 people minimum, 60 people maximum. Fire circle, kitchen shelter, privies and well water. Located on the west shore of Clear Lake (off the Clear Lake trail, but also accessible by road), 14.7 km (9 miles) from Wasagaming. Reservations and a deposit is required.

• Ma-ma-o-pe: 10 people minimum, 40 people maximum. Fire circle, kitchen shelter, privies and well water. 13.3 km (8 miles) from Wasagaming on Highway 10. Reservations and a deposit is required.