St. Malo Provincial Park

Always a pleasure to come to this park. Warm September days are best spent walking through the water and digging your toes in the sand. No entry fee required in Fall. Bring the cooler full of food and plan a family BBQ. Autumn colors are breathtaking.

Always a great time at St. Malo Provincial Park. It's our favorite place to camp - close to the beach, hiking trails, and amenities like a grocery store just 5 minutes away in the town. Only an hour drive from South Winnipeg! Tubing is also a great activity just 20 minutes South on the Roseau river!

Still a very nice place to camp with pull through and back in camp sites. They have a really cool ice cream stand in a (I believe) small railway car along with a chip stand with a good selection. I only wish there hadn't been a water advisory for swimming. Still can go swimming just need to shower off afterwards and not swallow any water. I hope this clears up by next year as I'd love to go back as they have some very nice walking trails (including part of the Trans Canada Trail as well as nice wide paths through the campsites so you can ride your bicycle

Campground is wonderful to place your tents, play and relax. Portable washrooms are not frequently cleaned and they become unusable after a 16hrs in a crowded day, so you need to go to a farther washrooms (1km) which are way more better. The lake looks dirty at the shore, but water temperature is fantastic, so seems perfect for paddling.

We had a very good time camping here every time we have come! The beach is nice for having kids and dogs. The lots are very spacious we were able to fit a camper, large tent and a small tent with tons of room for the 13 of us to still play and have fun! We always have 2 sites but spend the most time at one! It was nice to have showers by the beach and free life jackets for the children.

Only downfall but I can't rate them for it as it's outdoors people is watch out for the poison ivy! It is everywhere!! Someone always comes home with it!