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Parks & Recreation

Terry Fox Memorial Park
Along the Northern shore of Pelican Lakes in the town of Ninette. This park has undergone major changes over the last few years, including updated playground equipment, new dock, anchored swim platform, groomed sand beaches, fire pits, picnic tables, and brand new restroom/change room facility. Please visit www.terryfoxpark.ca for more details.
 
Strathcona Memorial Park
Situated on the east side of Pelican Lake, a cottage development owned by the R.M. of Prairie Lakes. The Park is well treed and serviced camping sites are available through the Strathcona Park Store, a maintained beach with swimming and play areas are provided. Easy access is provided off Hwy # 23 between Ninette and Belmont by turning south onto Strathcona Park Road.
For further information and bookings please contact (204) 537-2583.
 
Strathcona Centennial Trail
Seventeen plus miles of Recreational Trail through the municipality on the previous railway right of way. Access the trail at Belmont, or any number of places where municipal roads intersect the trail, and enjoy, the beauty and tranquility of the outdoors. Walk, snowmobile, ATV or use any mode of sightseeing transport you prefer.


Belmont Campground & Sportsgrounds
Located along the north side of Belmont, the campground has 8 serviced (15 Amp electric and water) campsites, along with shower facilities. Campsite reservations can be made by contacting the municipal office at 204-537-2241.

The sportsgrounds feature a playground, picnic shelter, baseball and soccer fields as well as many other activities to enjoy.


How You Can Help Stop Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS)

Water-users and aquatic hobbyists play an important role in protecting Manitoba's water bodies and valuable aquatic resources from the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) such as Zebra Mussels and Spiny Waterflea.  Please click here for more information on how you can help STOP AIS.

Please click the links below for more information on requirements for stopping the spread of AIS.

Open Water Season

Winter (ice-covered) Season

Water-related aircraft operators

Boater advisory for Zebra Mussel Invaded water bodies