Blue Water RV Park & Campground

Great campground with loads of amenities.

Seasonal campground with friendly owners, excellent amenities and great value.

Large lots with full service. Closer to Winnipeg than most and quite flexible on what you can have on your seasonal site.

Exceptional staff, wonderful renters and ideal summer get away. There is so much to entertain all ages from childrens Playgrounds, to badminton court, beach facilities, boat launch and places to see or quiet restful hide away with peaceful atmosphere plus wildlife all around you. Ideal avenue to bird watch, fantastic fishing areas either close or a bit of travel on bumpy back roads. Plus a local museum to library access or do some volunteering locally.

Came for a weekend. Says their dog friendly... NO OFF LEASH AREA and extremely limited time at beach..like 6-8 am ONLY... for dog in +38 outside. And beach is mush and weeds... not nice or enjoyable.

What a great experience RV park has all the accommodations that you would expect they throw a huge party every year near the end they have many other events like Halloween so the kids can go trick or treating really close to a lake for swimming or fishing playground for children and the washroom facilities always seem to be nice and clean

This is a beautiful RV park located on the Winnipeg river. There is a private boat launch, cycling and walking paths and a beach. All year amazing fishing with multiple derbies held right here throughout the year.

Really nice people and was very nicely taken care of from park owners. Well kept camp ground as well.

Just spent the Canada day long weekend there. Loves it so much we purchased a seasonal site for the remainder of the year! Owners are super friendly and helpful. All tenants we met were just as welcoming and inviting. Looking forward to a fabulous year there.

Nice enough place to look at..BUT there were lots of break ins and theft during our stay. Probably not a concern if you are camping for the weekend but if you are considering seasonal camping do your research first and make sure you are at ease and can live with all that goes on.Our unit was broken into more than once within the span of a few weeks, $500.00 deductible to have trailer door repaired and no coverage for stolen items. Reported to RCMP and they informed me if the thieves saw anything they like they will most likely be back, sure enough, they were, numerous times!Most of the seasonal campers around us informed us to not lock our doors and to remove anything of value when we were going to be away in order to avoid damage to the trailer!! We did this for the remainder of the season but it was a pain emptying the trailer and restocking every trip, it also gave us the creeps that people could go in and out of our trailer at free will when we weren’t there. Our shed was also broken into but I had made sure there was nothing left in it worth stealing.We have been seasonal campers for many years and never encountered anything like this place. Do your homework folks, sure wish I had. Oh and to top things off you have to purchase your own fire pit and pay to use the boat launch even as a seasonal camper, not really a big deal but it felt like being nickel and dimed.