Although our camping is not done for the year, Spruce Woods Provincial Park and Kiche Manitou campground has been one of our favorite campgrounds so far. It is larger than both Stephenfield and St. Malo , and offers a wider variety of trails and opportunities to get outside and see some neat things.
Normally when we are camping at Kiche Manitou campground we are with a group, up in the upper level of campsites away from the beach, but this time we are on the lower side, close to the beach and we loved it. Because Kiche Manitou campground is so large, it offers a wide variety of campsites with different amenities and for different needs.
You can get a look at all that the campground has to offer by clicking here to see the map. It only offers electrical sites or unserviced, so full service is off the table. When we were driving around, we decided that bays 1 through 4 were our favorite bays, but we would definitely book in bay 1 or 2 because they offer electrical hookups.
Bays are up the hill from the beach, which can be a long and difficult bike ride or walk, especially for little ones. The playground is smaller than those at some other provincial parks and campgrounds, but we never noticed that it was overly crowded. Pine Fort IV offers your typical drive-in meals chicken fingers, fries, burgers, hot dogs, etc.
Next to the concessions stand is a small grocery store where you can grab those essentials you may have forgotten! A must when you are far from home. They really are spectacular! The hike to the dunes is about 2 kilometres, so it is easier for the little ones to manage, and the dunes are a blast to explore! We also did the quick hike at Marshs Lake, which took maybe an hour round trip and was awesome because of the amount of turtles we saw along the way!
