Crown Land Near Flin Flon
9 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
7 campgrounds
Flin Flon straddles the Manitoba–Saskatchewan border, a Canadian Shield mining town built on copper and zinc. Bakers Narrows Provincial Park, about 17 km away on the Grass River, is the closest public land, with Neso Lake and Twin Lakes provincial parks another 7-11 km further into the rock-and-lake country north of town. This page rounds up the closest public land and road trips around Flin Flon.
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Crown Land Nearby
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17 km
Bakers Narrows Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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24 km
Neso Lake Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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28 km
Twin Lakes Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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73 km
Rocky Lake Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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87 km
Grass River Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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89 km
Cormorant Provincial Forest
Provincial Forest
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95 km
Clearwater Lake Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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96 km
Saskeram Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
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126 km
Tom Lamb Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
Nearest Campgrounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — Bakers Narrows Provincial Park is about 17 km away, with Neso Lake and Twin Lakes provincial parks 24-28 km further along the Grass River system.
Bakers Narrows Provincial Park offers reservable campsites on the Grass River; Neso Lake and Twin Lakes are smaller, quieter parks with more rustic camping.
Flin Flon to The Pas, tracing Manitoba's northern mining and fur-trade history along Highway 10, is the area's signature road trip.
Regulations
A valid Manitoba fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page — note that Saskatchewan licensing applies just across the provincial line, which runs through the middle of town. Provincial parks require a vehicle pass for day use and reservations for camping in peak season.