Why Families Love Sandhill Pines
A seasonal RV campground built for family, connection, and quiet escapes.
At Sandhill Pines, we believe camping should feel like coming home – warm, calm, and full of connection. Our land has been loved and cared for across generations, and it’s now a place where grandparents, parents, and kids make memories together, season after season. And all of it is just under an hour northeast of Winnipeg. You don’t have to travel far to find the pines.
Why Families Love Sandhill Pines
A seasonal RV campground built for family, connection, and quiet escapes.
At Sandhill Pines, we believe camping should feel like coming home – warm, calm, and full of connection. Our land has been loved and cared for across generations, and it’s now a place where grandparents, parents, and kids make memories together, season after season. And all of it is just under an hour northeast of Winnipeg. You don’t have to travel far to find the pines.
Seasonal Sites
Your summer home in the pines. Full-season hookups, spacious sites, and a community that feels just like family.
Overnight Stays
Escape the city for a quiet weekend near Winnipeg. Everything’s hooked up and ready — just pack the marshmallows.
Community Spaces
Trails, a pool, picnics in the pines, and a clubhouse that always has room for one more. This is camping the way it should be.
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A Quiet Place to Reconnect
Sandhill Pines is a place to slow down, breathe a little deeper, and spend time together. As a Métis-owned campground, we care deeply for this land and the experiences shared on it. From maintaining natural green spaces to encouraging low-impact camping, we take a thoughtful approach to how the campground is cared for — so every guest can enjoy the peace, nature, and sense of connection that make this place special.
Some of Our Amenities
Our campground provides the essentials families value most — comfort, safety, and room to enjoy the outdoors in a calm, respectful environment. These amenities help make Sandhill Pines one of the most trusted and welcoming family campgrounds in Manitoba, known for calm nights, respectful guests, and a strong, community‑focused atmosphere.
Upcoming Events at Sandhill Pines
Community is a big part of life at Sandhill Pines. Throughout the season, we host relaxed, family-friendly events that bring everyone together — from Christmas in July to our popular Trailer-or-Treat weekend. It’s all about simple fun, good company, and making the most of summer.
August Long Weekend Potluck Dinner
Our traditional midsummer potluck! Everyone contributes a dish, and the community feast never disappoints.
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Labour Day Potluck & End-of-Season Party
Our final official event of the season. This event varies each year — sometimes a potluck, sometimes a ticketed food + music evening.
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Tree Cull & Woodcutter Appreciation Meal
Camp maintenance day where identified trees are removed safely with help from volunteers and Green Oak Tree Service.
Learn MoreLocal Attractions
While staying here over the summer, why not check out some local and nearby attractions. We’ve listed some ideas to get you started, but don’t hesitate to ask for suggestion—we love sharing our favourite spaces & places.
- Annette's, 25 Third Street South, Beausejour
- Beausejour Dairy Bar, 813 Park Avenue, Beausejour
- Blue Haze Barbecue, 318 Fourth Street North, Beausejour
- Colin's House, 705 Park Avenue, Beausejour
- Dencross Cornerstone Café, 42015 Provincial Rd 317, Brokenhead
- Lee's Village Restaurant, 627 Park Avenue, Beausejour
- Mars Sandhills Golf Course, Hwy 317, Rd 38E #85162, Libau
- Vicki's Snack Bar, 719 Park Avenue, Beausejour
- Beausejour Daylily Gardens, 950 First Street North
- Beausejour Farmers Market
- Beasejour Sportsplex, 360 Veterans Lane
- Bigfoot Paddleboarding & Rafting, Whitemouth
- Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive Trail (27 km North West)
- Lac Du Bonnet (40 km East)
- Mars Sandhills Golf Course, Hwy 317, Rd 38E #85162, Libau
- Mars Hill Wildlife Management Area
- Patricia Beach Provincial Park, Beaconia (32 km North West)
- Red River North Trail – a part of the Trans Canada Trail
- Train Whistle Park, 100 Third Street South
- Whitemouth Falls Provincial Park
- Whiteshell Provincial Park