Find Spectacular Winter Stays

Plan a magical winter getaway in Manitoba.

Cozy up for the night in one of Manitoba’s many amazing winter accommodations. Take your pick from luxury hotel rooms, cabin resorts or soak in the scenery at glamping pods in snow-covered forests.

Beat the winter blues with a rejuvenating visit to Klar So Nordic Spa at Elkhorn Resort, plan a fun family outing at a resort with an indoor salt water pool at Pinewood Lodge or spend the day cross-country skiing before settling in fireside at Lakeview Hecla Resort. Stay in the heart of the action at Winnipeg downtown hotels, mere moments away from fine dining and entertainment.

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Cabins & Cottages

Inverness Falls Resort

Lot D Block 11 Brereton Lake
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB R0E 1R0

Provincial Campgrounds

Iskwasum Campground

Sustainable Development, Flin Flon District Office
203 - 143 Main Street
Flin Flon, MB R8A 1K2

Provincial Campgrounds

Kiche Manitou Campground

Sustainable Development, Carberry District Office
Box 900
Carberry, MB R0K 0H0

Municipal Campgrounds

Lake Minnewasta Recreation Area

1.5 km west of Morden on Hwy #3, 1 Km south on Colert Cres.
MORDEN, MB R6M 1N9

Provincial Campgrounds

Lake St. George Wayside Park

Sustainable Development, Riverton District Office
Box 70
Riverton, MB R0C 2R0

Provincial Campgrounds

Lakeview Campground

Sustainable Development, Thompson District Office
Box 28, 59 Elizabeth Rd
Thompson, MB R8N 1X4

Provincial Parks

Lundar Beach Provincial Park

Sustainable Development, Winnipeg District Office
Box 30, 200 Saulteaux Crescent
Winnipeg, MB R3J 3W3

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the best winter stays in Manitoba?

Stay at spectacular snow-swept domes at Ravens Hollow Resort or Moonlit Canopy. In Winnipeg, pick Inn at the Forks for easy downtown access and a memorable skating experience on the Nestaweya River Trail. Plan a magical winter cabin getaway at Falcon Trails Resort with its ski slopes, snow-covered fir trees, cozy fireplaces and plenty of opportunities to snowshoe and cross-country ski. Love glamping? Find a perfectly still escape at Wild Skies Resort, Interlude and Glamping InStead.

Where can I find unique or unusual accommodations in Manitoba?

Spend the night in a snow-covered geodesic dome, go off-grid in glamping Turtle Shells or stay at a historic inn—browse these unique Manitoba accommodation options for a memorable winter vacation.

How can I support Indigenous-led hotels in Manitoba?

When travelling across Manitoba, you can book a stay at Indigenous-owned accommodations.

In Winnipeg, the Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport, owned by Long Plain First Nation, showcases Indigenous design and a restaurant featuring Indigenous cuisine. On the shores of Lake of the Woods, Buffalo Point Resort, offers cozy cabins and classic winter activities like snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and ice fishing.

In eastern Manitoba, Moon Gate Guest House is a wellness-focused bed and breakfast. In Riding Mountain National Park, Turtle Village offers unique and affordable glamping structures and guided experiences.

Where are the most family-friendly stays in Manitoba?

Family-friendly stays are abundant across the province. Canad Inns chain offers kid-friendly dining and pools. Elkhorn Resort on the edge of Riding Mountain National Park is a year-round favourite with family suites, an indoor pool and onsite activities. Lakeview Hecla Resort is a lakeside getaway with spacious rooms, a waterslide and easy access to hiking trails for all fitness levels. Pinewood Lodge in Whiteshell is a family-friendly wilderness resort with a saltwater pool, comfortable suites and stunning lake views.

Where can I stay during my trip to Churchill?

The remote northern town of Churchill is your winter go-to for the most stunning northern lights displays against some of the darkest skies imaginable, with no interruptions. When planning your stay, discuss with your tour operator what accommodations are available in town if they're not included with your trip package. You can stay at a cozy inn or a full-service lodge, including Blueberry Inn, Tundra Inn and Seaport Hotel. Note that Churchill is a small community and most rooms get booked through tour packages.