Campgrounds and RV parks near Deloraine-Winchester, MB

Deloraine-Winchester sits on the northern edge of the Turtle Mountains in southwestern Manitoba, a short drive from the province's largest cluster of forested-plateau camping. The Turtle Mountain plateau rises above the surrounding prairie and is protected by Turtle Mountain Provincial Park, a 186-square-kilometre park known for its many small lakes, hardwood forest, and painted turtle habitat. Most RV traffic in the area heads to the provincial campgrounds at Adam Lake, Max Lake, and William Lake. Adam - Turtle Mountain Provincial Park is the largest and the only campground in the park with serviced sites, offering both electrical and electrical-plus-water hookups. Max Lake - Turtle Mountain Provincial Park and William Lake Provincial Park offer basic unserviced sites in quieter settings. Directly south, straddling the Canada-U.S. border, is the International Peace Garden Campground. It sits inside a garden and natural area of more than 2,300 acres shared between Manitoba and North Dakota, with pull-through serviced sites, unserviced sites, an overflow primitive area, two shower houses, and a dump station.

Sites at Adam Lake in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park and at adjacent William Lake Provincial Park are reserved through the Manitoba Parks Reservation Service at manitobaparks.com or by phone at 1-888-482-2267. Manitoba opens bookings each spring using a staggered launch, with western-region campgrounds including Turtle Mountain (Adam Lake) and William Lake typically opening in mid-April at 7 a.m. through an online queue. Max Lake and the backcountry sites within Turtle Mountain are generally first-come, first-served. The International Peace Garden Campground takes reservations online at peacegarden.com or by phone at 1-888-432-6733. Advance booking is encouraged but walk-ins are accepted, and gate admission is charged separately from the camping fee.