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Lundar Beach
Overview
Lundar Beach Provincial Park provides a peaceful retreat on the eastern shores of Lake Manitoba. Known for its extensive sandy beach and lush marshlands, the park offers a classic lakeside experience for RV travelers. It is a place where the prairie meets the water, providing a calm environment for those looking to escape the busier regions of the province while enjoying the natural beauty of the Interlake region. The park is well-regarded for its relaxed atmosphere and connection to the local ecosystem.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just a short drive from the community of Lundar, MB, the park is nestled within a diverse ecosystem. The surrounding area is characterized by vast wetlands and the expansive waters of Lake Manitoba. This location serves as a critical habitat for various bird species, making the drive into the park a scenic journey through some of the province's most productive marshland and agricultural landscapes. The natural shoreline remains a focal point for visitors arriving from across the province.
Amenities & Park Features
The park features a well-maintained campground with a variety of electrical sites suitable for different RV sizes. Essential facilities include clean washrooms, coin-operated showers, and a convenient RV dump station. Families often appreciate the large playground and the picnic areas located near the water. For those bringing boats, the park provides a reliable boat launch, ensuring easy access to the lake for a day of fishing or exploring the coast from the water.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the 3.2-kilometre nature hiking trail, which winds through forest and marsh habitats, offering excellent birdwatching opportunities. The beach itself is the main draw, perfect for swimming or sunbathing on the soft sand. Anglers frequently visit to try their luck catching walleye or perch. Nearby, the town of Lundar is famous for its giant Canada Goose statue, marking its status as a significant waterfowl migration point and a great spot for a photo op.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for family campers seeking a safe, sandy environment for children to play. It also appeals to nature photographers and birders who want to immerse themselves in the Interlake's unique wildlife. If you prefer a quiet, community-oriented atmosphere over a high-traffic resort, Lundar Beach offers the perfect balance of relaxation and outdoor recreation for your next RV trip. It is particularly suited for those who enjoy self-contained camping in a scenic, lakeside setting.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
User Reviews
kezaiah ruth purazo
Lundar is known for its beautiful sunset. we stayed in one of the premium site(21). It has trail to the beach and we experienced the shoreline tenting. sounds of the waves, pelicans and other birds were our lulaby at night. Peaceful campground. Water and electricity on site. Shallow beach where kids can enjoy swimming or kayaking. However, Lundar beach experience will be better IF those millions of fish flies are not around. They dont bite its annoying so we didnt enjoy so much staying outside the tent. If only there is a mitigation plan for these flies to be eradicated or at least lessen their presence then it will be highly recommended.
Espeeti
I think it definitely depends on which site you book here, some of them seemed quite crowded and lacking privacy, but the lots 24 and up in section 2 seemed great, and much more isolated from the heavily occupied and wild RV/Electrified sites at the entrance of the grounds. The private walk outs to the beach were very grown in, and the sites are mostly infested with squirrels that like to chew through your garbage bags. Bathrooms leave some cleanliness to be desired. The lake is extremely murky, you can't see the bottom as soon as you put your foot into the water it disappears into the green water. But it is very shallow, for miles. So not to worry, you won't suddenly drop into deep water. It's about knee deep for a very long time. There is also a trail you can walk through. It leads you through the marshes with a chance to stop and view the fields from a short 5-6 foot tall watch tower. It was also very grown in but the breeze was nice when you manage to catch some of it. Showers... Only 2 stalls are available, at the entrance of the campground. Just bring a portable shower bag and wash up at the rear section of your site if you're in section 2. The trees provide a ton of privacy there. All in all, the privacy of our particular site, low bug count, and beautiful sunset made the grounds worth visiting. There is not much to do out here but you will get your fill of nature and reduced screen time while you're visiting!
Shane Seguin
Lundar Beach Provincial Park - Had a Seasonal Site right on the beach, Small Campground but well worth the visit. Sunsets are amazing, beach is great, and the trail through the marsh is worth regular treks. Campground is clean - modern showers, campground is well kept, if you have a larger RV you’ll be limited for site selection but for RV’s under 20 Foot and/or tent camping there is a decent selection. Highly recommend a beach front site if you can get it.
Amir Fathiyan
The campsites are decently sized and low traffic, great location for any families I guess. The amenities are also convenient and decent. However the beach, outhouses and washrooms need better attending and cleaning. Gorgeous views from your campsite granted it is near the beach.
Cheryl Hooper
Small quiet campground, non-electric sites are more private, many sites with access to the beach. Beach is very rocky, and unfortunately we were there when smoke from far-off forest fires had blown into the area, making it very grey. The walking path through the marsh is nice and wide, a nice quick walk.