Manitoba Campgrounds
From Prairie Plains to Lakefront Retreats
Manitoba offers a diverse RV camping experience, blending open landscapes with countless freshwater lakes.
RV campers can stay at private campgrounds or enjoy the scenery of provincial and national parks. From prairie sunsets to forest trails and shoreline escapes, RVers can experience adventure and tranquility across Manitoba’s varied terrain.
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Winnipeg Folk Festival
Make your way to Bird’s Hill Provincial Park for Winnipeg’s famous Folk Festival this July! This long-running camping music festival features both 'quiet' and 'festival' camping options and offers up some of the biggest names in folk, indie, roots and blues, country and rock. Rest peacefully on a blanket at their shady grove while you hum along to long-time favourites or dance up a storm at ‘Big Blue’ in the twilight with 5000 of your new folk festie besties!
Pick Up and Drop Off at our Calgary Station!
Alberta and its neighbouring provinces—Saskatchewan and Manitoba—open the door to the wide-open landscapes of the Canadian Prairies. From Calgary, journey east through expansive skies, rolling farmland, and lake-filled regions that define the heart of central Canada.
Located in Calgary, Alberta, we’re your gateway to unforgettable RV adventures across the Prairies and beyond. Travel into Manitoba to explore destinations like Riding Mountain National Park, the shores of Lake Winnipeg, and charming prairie towns along the way. Whether you’re drawn to long scenic drives, quiet lakeside camping, or national park escapes, we’ll set you up with the right RV and local insights to make your prairie road trip truly memorable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn about about the Northern Surcharge, Restricted Travel Areas, and Prohibited Routes that you may encounter on your journey.
Use the interactive map to see where the Northern Surcharge area applies.
Any destination north of the line on the map is deemed to be in a Northern Surcharge area. Vehicles for northern travel must be expressly requested and confirmed at the time of reservation. By virtue of the remoteness, weather, and road surface conditions in northern areas, it is important for CanaDream to know when a Guest is driving into these regions. Guests who travel to these areas without permission will be subject to a $1500 penalty and will void all insurance coverage. CanaDream RVs are all tracked for insurance purposes and Guests will be contacted when they drive into a northern surcharge area if they have not pre-purchased the Northern Surcharge fee. CanaDream reserves the right to restrict driving access at any time.
If you pick up in Whitehorse, you will have the Northern Surcharge included in your rental. Permission is automatically granted to travel in Northern Surcharge areas with the exception of the 'No-Go' areas of the Denali and Dalton Highways in Alaska, the North Canol Highway in the Yukon and any other prohibited routes.
Driving in northerly regions of Canada is not without risks. We encourage Guests to research their trip and route carefully, understanding and adhering to the CanaDream prohibited and restricted roads.
Guests should also be conscious that vehicle recovery following a flat tire, incident or lockout can take a considerable time to resolve and can therefore be very expensive.
Cell signal can also be very limited and we encourage Guests to travel with a satellite phone.
You can also view our Northern Surcharge Area in the downloadable PDF here.
TRAVEL ON THE BELOW LISTED ROADS IN THE FOLLOWING STATES/PROVINCES IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN AT ALL TIMES:
Mexico – travel to Mexico is prohibited at any time.
St Pierre & Miquelon (off the coast of Newfoundland) – prohibited at any time.
Alaska
Denali Highway (Highway 8 from Paxson to Cantwell),
Dalton Highway (north of Livingood)
Taylor Highway (AK-5 north to Eagle) from the junction of Hwy 9 (Top of the World Highway) and Highway 5 west
McCarthy Road between Chitina and McCarthy
Northway Road (off AK-2) to Northway
Nabesna Road (off AK-1) to Nabesna
Mainland USA
Manhattan Island – RVs are prohibited at any time
Burning Man Festival, Black Rock Desert, Nevada
British Columbia
North Shore Road east of Kissinger Lake Campground (on Vancouver Island)
Head Bay Road (Highway 28) from Gold River to Tahsis (on Vancouver Island)
Yukon
North Canol Highway
Newfoundland & Labrador
Trans Labrador Highway (Highway 500) from Goose Bay to Labrador City
Highway 389 from Labrador to Baie Comeau
Highway 510 from Red Bay to Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Quebec
Highway 167 north of La Doré
Highway 389 from Baie Comeau to Labrador
Anticosti Island
*Northern Surcharge Fee applies to travels to Newfoundland, please see our Prohibited Routes and Northern Surcharge map here for further information: English and French.
Travel in an RV is prohibited on Manhattan Island in New York. Please leave your RV at your campsite and travel to Manhattan Island by public transport.
- Travel to Death Valley is limited to the low season (1 October through 30 April ) due to extremely high temperatures which can cause system failures.
- Travel on the Dempster Highway in the Yukon is not permitted between 15 September and 15 May due to road conditions. We are happy for our Guests to travel on this road between 16 May and 14 September. Guests must have completed all travel on the Dempster Highway by 14 September.
Unless U.S. travel has been included in your reservation at no cost, there is a fixed charge for travelling into the United States. See our Pricing page for this charge. Please note that U.S. Agriculture may not allow fresh meat, fruits and vegetables across the border. If you are planning on crossing into the USA we suggest you shop for your groceries once you are in the United States. If you decide after you pick up your RV that you wish to travel into the United States, you can call us on our toll-free number and we will add this to your booking. We will process the fee on your credit card. Please be aware, there is no coverage should you travel in the U.S. without prior authorization.