Duck Mountain Provincial Park

Duck Mountain Provincial Park covers 1,424 square kilometers of terrain with rolling woodland, wetlands, and valley meadows in the Manitoba landscape.

The Government of Manitoba designated this natural area as a provincial park on June 1, 1961, establishing it as a Class II protected zone.

The park provides educational programs about local environment and maintains interpretive services for visitors to learn about Manitoba's natural heritage.

Four campgrounds with basic and electrical sites, along with rental cabins and lodges, serve visitors near Blue Lake and Childs Lake.

Baldy Mountain within the park reaches 831 meters above sea level, marking the highest elevation point in Manitoba.

Location: Manitoba

Inception: June 1, 1961

Website: https://gov.mb.ca/sd/parks/park-maps-and-locations/western/duck.fr.html

GPS coordinates: 51.66610,-100.91400

Latest update: May 23, 2025 12:59