Stephenfield Provincial Park

A Small Reservoir Park With A Beach, A Campground, A Boat Launch, Fishing, Trails And Family Picnic Areas In The Prairie Of The Pembina Valley. A Summer Day Use And Camping Park South West Of Winnipeg · Carman, Manitoba

Stephenfield Provincial Park surrounds a man-made reservoir on the Boyne River in the rolling farmland of south-central Manitoba, a short drive from Carman and roughly 80 km south-west of Winnipeg (confirm distances). The reservoir was built to hold water for farms and towns, and the park grew around it as a leafy oasis in open prairie, with aspen and oak, grassy slopes, a sandy beach, a boat launch, a campground and mown picnic areas beside the water. It is a small, gentle park that suits families, anglers and campers who want a lake without a long drive, and it sits close to the Pembina valley and the fruit and pumpkin country of southern Manitoba. Fishing for pickerel and pike, easy walks and quiet paddling fill a summer day, and winter brings ice fishing and skating. A park vehicle permit is needed for day use, and camping is booked through Manitoba Parks (confirm all prices and rules).

Stephenfield Provincial Park, on the Stephenfield Reservoir near Carman in south-central Manitoba about 80 km south-west of Winnipeg; coordinates approximate, Carman, Manitoba, Canada

Stephenfield is mainly a summer park, with the beach, campground and park office generally staffed from about mid May to early September, and quieter services in spring and autumn, so confirm dates with Manitoba Parks before travelling. Day use follows daylight, and campers follow check-in and check-out times set at booking (confirm). The access road and some day-use areas stay open outside the season for walking and fishing, while the washrooms and water may be shut. Water levels in the reservoir change with spring melt and summer drawdown, which affects the beach and the boat launch.

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