Campgrounds and RV parks near Stony Mountain, MB

Stony Mountain sits on the Interlake plain just north of Winnipeg's Perimeter Highway, putting RV travellers within a short drive of the provincial capital and the beaches of Lake Winnipeg. The town is best known for the low ridge that gives it its name and for a small local ski hill. For campers, the appeal is location: several full-service RV parks and one of Manitoba's busiest provincial park campgrounds are all within roughly half an hour. The surrounding area is flat prairie broken by the Red River valley to the east and the Assiniboine River to the south, so driving an RV in and out is straightforward. Highway 7, Highway 8, and the Perimeter Highway (PTH 100/101) form the main routes to nearby campgrounds. Options close to town range from family resorts like Rubber Ducky Resort and Campground and Chesleys Family Resort to the large, forested Birds Hill Provincial Park east of Winnipeg, plus Netley Creek Golf and RV Park north toward Lake Winnipeg and Winnipeg West KOA Journey on the Trans-Canada.

Reservations at Birds Hill and other provincial parks are handled through the Manitoba Parks Reservation Service. Campers can reserve campsites, cabins, yurts, and group-use areas across the provincial park system, and the service stays open throughout the camping season, not just on opening day. Bookings for Birds Hill traditionally open on a separate day from the rest of the provincial system, so check the current calendar well before the season starts. Private campgrounds are booked directly. Rubber Ducky Resort accepts reservations year round with daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal rates, with online booking through its website. Winnipeg West KOA Journey uses the KOA reservation system, and Netley Creek Golf and RV Park and Chesleys Family Resort take bookings directly through their operator channels. Summer weekends, folk festival dates, and long weekends sell out first, so book as early as possible.