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Bronze = “I would not return”
Silver = “I would return”
Gold = “I highly recommend”
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Fantastic scenery! (posted: 2006)
Great staff. Excelent activites for the kids, fires, hikes, etc. Beautiful park. We didn’t fussy the beach. The water is very merky. Excellent bike trails. (posted: 2005)
– Great showers and washrooms.
– Nice clean beach.
– Excellent playground structures.
– Small store on site.
– Free firewood.
– Sites are a bit small and are sand covered, so sand will get into everything and everywhere!
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– Large private sites.
– VERY FRIENDLY park staff!!
– Small but very nice lake.
– Clean Beach.
– Lots to do for all ages!
– Swimming, biking, playground, fishing, boating…etc.
– Everything is close to the sites.
– Only an hour west of Winnipeg.
– Manitoba’s hidden jewel!! (posted: 2007)
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– HUGE PRIVATE SITES!!
– Good washrooms and showers
– Not recomended if you have children under 7. Not much for them to do.
– Old, run down play structures
– Beach is more mud than sand
Try staying at William Lake. A much nicer stay in the Turtle Mountains. A much bigger and better lake.
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The next time I camped at West Hawk (about 2 years later) it was like a war zone. It sound like nothing has changed. It hadn’t rained in a long while and it was very dry, and some idiots at 4am dropped a 20lb propane tank into their fire pit shooting a blue/white flame into the trees. Smart huh? I woke up to the explosion after somehow falling asleep to the sounds of screaming and swearing (I must have been exhausted). Nothing was done. No park rangers to be seen. West Hawk Lake campground is INSANE!!!! DON’T GO unless you are too.
It’s not a campground. It’s a main street bar outside. (posted: 2006)
whiteshell is the best. (posted: 2007)
not too commercialized like Westhawk or Falcon Beach, great for families, not much for partyers, this will be our third year in a row, get out there! (posted: 2007)
The park and those individuals who have a history with it take pride in what it has to offer and take efforts to sustain it.
3rd generation Summer Villiger
3rd generation (posted: 2009)
campground i’ve ever been to!!!!!! Just try to go during the week, because there will be nobody there(pretty much) but you!!! (posted: 2009)
Just a collection of boozed up, dope smoking, foul mouthed no-hopers making things miserable for everyone. Came for a long weekend, left after one night.
No park patrol supervision. (posted: 2010)
could be,just a kind of summer flu going around….could be also coming from the moldy smell.(Looked up Symptoms you get from Mold,and there are Many)i am still sick today ,still my sinuses,dont work right.
all together camp morton was nice,but i wouldnt want to stay in the cabins,even my kids wanted to go home after 1 night,wich made me wonder….! (posted: 2005)
Note: The opinions expressed are those of visitors to Manitoba Provincial Parks and are not necessarily those of PrairieOutdoors.com