Crown Land Near Dauphin

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Dauphin sits in Manitoba's Parkland region, a transition zone from prairie to boreal forest. Rainbow Beach Provincial Park, about 17 km away on Lake Dauphin, is the closest public land, with Riding Mountain National Park and Duck Mountain Provincial Park — both major wildlife and camping destinations — within a scenic hour's drive. This page rounds up the closest public land and road trips around Dauphin.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Rainbow Beach Provincial Park
Provincial Park
17 km
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Weiden Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
42 km
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Westlake Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
52 km
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Manipogo Provincial Park
Provincial Park
54 km
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Kenneth H. Wark Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
55 km
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Onanole Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
58 km
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Parkland Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
60 km
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Point River Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
61 km
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Alonsa Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
63 km
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Cayer Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
67 km
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Proven Lake Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
67 km
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Otter Lake Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
70 km

Frequently Asked Questions

Rainbow Beach Provincial Park, about 17 km away on Lake Dauphin, is the closest; Riding Mountain National Park and Duck Mountain Provincial Park are both about an hour's drive.

Yes — Rainbow Beach offers lakeside camping close to town, while Riding Mountain National Park and Duck Mountain Provincial Park offer much larger camping and backcountry areas further out.

Bison herds, elk and moose, hundreds of lakes and extensive hiking and canoe routes — one of the Prairies' premier national parks, about an hour from Dauphin.

Regulations

A valid Manitoba fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page, except inside Riding Mountain National Park, which requires a separate Parks Canada fishing permit. Provincial parks require a vehicle pass and camping reservations in peak season.