Families look for a number of features in a holiday. They want activities for their children. Showers and washrooms are great, especially for very young kids. If the goal is to introduce children to a world outside of the city, camping in Manitoba will give them the chance to do so without sacrificing the amenities they expect.

With its cute name and ideal location, Rubber Ducky Resort and Campground may make it to your camping short list. Situated at Warren, just twenty minutes from Winnipeg, you will still feel removed from the city. Take a dip in the heated pool, lounge in the hot tub, or play with your children at the playground. A recreation building lets you have fun indoors if the weather turns cold or rainy. Stay in your tent, bring an RV or even book a room at their bed and breakfast. It all depends on how you define roughing it.

Blue Water RV Park and Campground sets you down close to golfing too. Actually, this seems to be a camping theme in the province. You can also take a walk along nature trails or visit the Manitoba Hydro Dam, just in case you thought you were relaxing too much and needed a bit of education. The campground features fifty RV sites, thirty tenting sites, trailer dumping and a shower/washroom facility.

Try Debonair Campground for a restful break near St. Malo. Wireless internet access is available twenty-four hours, seven days each week. Then again, if you came to get a break from technology, just lounge in the hot tub or splash in the beach pond. Your children may appreciate the play equipment where they can stretch out after the forty minute drive from Winnipeg.

Maybe you would think twice about camping in Canada during every season, but Four Seasons Island Resort near Virden might make you consider it. Just five miles off of Highway One, your location includes a marina, boat rentals and a gas station. Catch your supper or get a take-away on-site, complete with ice cream.

Lilac resort at Ste. Anne makes families very welcome, especially active ones. They seem to expect you to burn off steam. Their facilities include a basketball court, soccer field and baseball diamond. If the kids are smaller, take them to the wading pool or water slides on-site. This is more than a campground, providing RV and tent spots as well as cabins. Even though Winnipeg is just twenty minutes away, you may never want to leave the campground. There is too much to do right here.

Stop at one of 315 RV sites with Spruce Sands. You get thirty amps of power, sewer facilities, and more on the western shores of Lake Winnipeg. Stroll down to the beach or grab a pastry at the bake shop. Test your skills on the putting green or take advantage of kayak and bike rentals to get out for more intense exercise.

At Whitemouth River Campground near Hadashville you are a short distance from Highway One, yet a whole universe away from city life. Take advantage of thirty kilometers of trails for spotting numerous bird species. Head onto the water by canoe, kayak or try tubing with easy boat access from the campground. Stay at a tenting spot or bring your RV. There is a dumping site, laundry, showers and store for your convenience.

Manitoba lake campgrounds are some of the most convenient in Canada. You can search Canada RV park listings for a facility that meets all your fishing, hiking or swimming needs.