The campground itself is nice with lots of trees and it's clean. It's right near the highway so…read morethere is quite a bit of non stop noise but the convenience is you are right outside of Winnipeg. The wifi is almost non existent. Our Starlink wouldn't work either. Honestly, I'm not sure I would stay again unless I needed the combo of being close to Winnipeg.

This campgrounds is the Cleanest friendly place I have seen in many years of traveling…read more. 24 hours laundry and showers... All types of camping spots tent.RV. trailer Beautiful new swimming pool. So we'll maintained.. The staff go above and beyond to make sure everyone is comfortable and Happy. Fishing is available Many nature walks And play area for the children. Well stocked store... This is the Go To Place for a great camping experience... Right off the highway in St Francois Xavier MB... And the sell gas too....(ESS0) With a discount for campers...

Large campground, very close to downtown Winnipeg…read more Sites are level, gravel, and mostly pull-throughs (200+). We had full hook-up, 50 amp for $35.70, no Cable, and we were unable to get on their internet, so just used our hotspot. Saturday night the place was about 75% full, yet was very quiet after 11pm. Many kid oriented parks close by, so good for families.

3 strikes, you're out! Under new name "Town and Country…read moreCampground" 1. When it rains you get flooded, it was up to our first step, poor drainage. 2. Sites are very uneven and messy, with lots of holes that could break your ankle, impossible to play any type of lawn game. 3. Trees have large limbs hanging out, scratched camper and could not put awning out all the way. 4. Washrooms and showers are disgusting.

Welcome Stop offers Indian food for takeout. The butter chicken is delicious and the servings are…read moregenerous. The service is friendly and efficient. Well worth the 20 minute drive from south Winnipeg. The samosas are also delicious and not lethally spicy.

I grew up going to this park. The management/owners were always terrible to us, even though we had…read morea lot for 26 years. I had great times spending the summers here, but I also remember being treated badly in the camp store and not knowing why. We always paid our bills and as far as I know we obeyed the rules. It didn't stop the owners and their daughters (save the youngest who was nice) from glaring at me or being rude or ambivalent. I remember having a few friends who also had trailers in the park, over for a bonfire, when I was a teen. I'd say maybe 15 or 16 years old, with about 4 or 5 of my friends. We were quietly hanging out around our fire pit and my mother was inside reading a book in bed. It wasn't late at all as my mom is an early sleeper. My mother is very strict and doesn't allow for noise or shenanigans. A truck pulled up on the road in front of a lot and a woman sauntered into the lot blinding us all with her flashlight (even though there's lanterns strung around and you can totally see.) She started hassling us, shining the light in our faces and demanding to know what we were drinking and what we were doing out there unsupervised. My mom heard all this and came out in her nightgown and gave her crap for hassling decent teenagers that aren't doing anything wrong. My mom was really steamed because that kind of bs happened a lot. However if you had a dead tree on your lot and you needed it taken down before a storm blew it onto your trailer, good luck! Just the other day we were trying to find a place to either rent or rent a trailer and camp. I was told by one of the owners that I wasn't allowed to rent from anyone there. I had used their camp name as an example in my searching and was sent a rude email. Totally reminded me of the kind of bull crap I experienced going to this place for a large portion of my life. The beach is small and has rocks and clay. The park is decent as is the fireworks. The old bay's are the best with the most trees between lots so you have SOME semblance of privacy. A,b,c. It's not that I don't have fond memories, but they could have been better had the owners and family not been so negative.

Best park I have been in north of the USA. This is a beautiful place with nice ambience from the…read morestaff to the wildlife and views. Lakes to swim in with showers and beaches to be lazy on. Lots of space everywhere. Really a nice change for US parks. This park seems very lightly used and I appreciate they follow the leave no trace guidance. There are places to camp, get fresh ice cream, do laundry and get a hot shower.

So since it's been two years and I've been back twice two this lovely campground it's definitely…read moretime for an update. Last year I was so pregnant and this year I was there with the kiddo! One thing you know for sure, I got to be intimately familiar with the services. We took advantage of the awesome and gorgeously designed and sustainable comfort station. It's a lot of concrete, clean lines, and natural light. Lovely. We unfortunately couldn't find a family shower or wheelchair accessible shower in the main comfort station so we all had to pile in to do the kids bath but it was spacious and alright! We did laundry and explored the take a book leave a book library and had so much fun. The actual campsites are pretty big and open, it's the prairies after all, but there are also lovely trees here. And tons of cute prairie dogs. And also tons of poison ivy so watch out!

Really nice camping area. Large sites, hot showers. Camp store with everything out need. Portable…read morewater, fire rings and pick tables. Lots of tent sites. Very clean and lots of Nice trees for shade and hammocks.