Brokenhead River Park, a family-owned and operated campground in Manitoba, continues to attract campers with its riverside setting and emphasis on safety and community-oriented recreation.
With more than 40 years of experience in the campground business, the owners say their approach to hospitality centers on comfort and guest satisfaction. “Roughing it Smoothly” and “let our family take care of yours” are the mottos guiding operations at the park.
Located along several hundred feet of the Brokenhead River, the property offers access to outdoor activities and leisure spaces for families.
Campers can enjoy a range of recreational options, from water activities like swimming and tubing to land-based amenities such as basketball, beach volleyball, and two children’s play areas.
The park’s layout includes one main road and several dead-end routes, designed to minimize through traffic and improve visibility for guests. According to management, this design helps ensure that “the safety and well-being of our campers comes first.”
Adjacent to the Beausejour Golf Course, the park offers a convenient pathway to the clubhouse, creating opportunities for guests to combine camping with golf.
A short ten-minute ride from the campground leads to the Seddons Corner trailhead, where quading enthusiasts can explore hundreds of miles of trails.
The park also features a covered pavilion that serves as a hub for community gatherings and events. The space is available for private functions, expanding the park’s appeal for reunions, celebrations, or organized group stays.
Seasonal programming includes family-friendly events, fostering a sense of community among campers.
All sites at Brokenhead River Park are equipped with 30-amp electrical service and water hookups, catering to both short-term visitors and long-term seasonal guests. Rates begin at $40 per night, $240 per week, and $1,500 for a seasonal stay.
For outdoor hospitality professionals, Brokenhead River Park demonstrates how small, family-run campgrounds can enhance guest experiences by integrating thoughtful design, community events, and a balance between recreation and relaxation.
This approach highlights an operational model that prioritizes safety, local partnerships, and steady value for returning visitors—factors that can contribute to long-term business sustainability in the competitive camping and RV market.
Featured image by Brokenhead River Park via brokenheadriverpark.com