Turtle Mountain/Adam Lake Campground

Mercedes AMG (Mercedes)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Hidden Gem in Turtle Mountain Park!” Adam Lake Campground was the perfect escape into nature! We stayed for a long weekend and absolutely loved the peaceful setting, clean facilities, and beautiful trails. Our campsite was spacious and private, surrounded by tall trees with easy access to both the lake and washrooms. The electrical hookups were reliable, and the showers were spotless. The lake itself is small and quiet—ideal for kayaking or a calm swim. We spotted deer near the trails and even caught a glimpse of a moose early one morning. The fitness trail around the lake was a fun bonus, and the wildlife viewing tower gave us some great views. It’s very family-friendly too—our kids enjoyed the playgrounds and biking around the loop. There’s limited cell reception, but that turned out to be a blessing. It felt like a true disconnect from daily stress. If you’re looking for a clean, quiet campground with beautiful nature and just the right amount of comfort, Adam Lake is a must. We’ll definitely be coming back!

Barrie Freeman

Our favorite local campground, only 1 1/5 hour drive. Very quiet, clean, outstanding staff in office and in the park. Great trails for biking ( or horses on overflow side). Most serviced sites are large and well planned. Love Sharpe Bay, make sure to reserve during peak season! Find the deer in 3rd photo, she was a bit shy!

Vivian Friesen

I've stayed in this campground twice. (Lakeview) Once towards the treed side and one towards the lake. Both beautiful sites, quite, peaceful, with the loon songs surrounding you and the call of the coyotes at night, you will for sure feel in nature. Playground at the main campground and a very small store that needs more stocking. Overall a very nice stay.

Shane Seguin

Adam Lake Campground - Turtle Mountain Provincial Park. Nice campground located near USA border just south of Boissevain Manitoba. Campground is fairy clean and well maintained. Lots of open campsites during weekdays - appears to be one of the quieter campgrounds in the Province. The playground is very big and nice - one of the better playgrounds we’ve seen in Provincial Parks. There’s a small store on site that sells firewood for $12-$15 a bag. The store has very small amount of snacks, drinks, and basic necessities if you require them. Numerous trails in the area ranging in difficulty level. Highly recommend a day trip to the nearby International Peace Gardens - its only about a 10 minute drive. Note: there is a long standing water advisory for this campground. Wish we would have known about this before arriving. The beach is basically unusable due to the large volume of goose droppings on it and in the water. Although the park staff attempt to kept it clean it appears to be a losing battle. Can't step a foot on the beach in any direction without stepping in fresh goose droppings. There is minimal/no cell reception at this campground unless you use the American Cell Towers and are willing to pay the roaming charges. Recommend the much cleaner beach and water at the nearby William Lake Provincial Park Campground.

Sean Dolyniuk

Wonderful campground. Nice trails for hiking or biking (a bit hilly), nice beach and playgrounds, nice kayaking (fairly shallow lake). We had a great time up here.