Account information will not transfer to new Manitoba Parks reservation service

camper near water
Camper on Manitoba Parks grounds during the summer. (Credit: Twitter/Manitoba Parks)

By The Canadian Press

Posted March 21, 2023 10:45 am.

Manitoba Parks customers are being advised to plan ahead for the launch of the new Parks Reservation Service on March 27.

Manitoba Parks says the existing service will still be available until Friday at 4 p.m. but account information will not be transferred from the old reservation service to the new site.

They’re suggesting campers browse the new site when it goes live to become familiar with it in advance of reservation opening days.

Reservations for the 2023 season will occur over six days in April.

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