Nestled alongside the Notikewan River in the town of Manning is the Riverside Campground. Campers can enjoy a stroll on the neighboring walking path that follows the curves of the river or simply relax and enjoy the bird song amongst the trees. Families will enjoy the nearby playground as well as the many activities the Notikewan River offers. This campground offers 9 first come first serve sites with power. Showers are available and the town of Manning offers a dump station as well as potable water. Enjoy all this for only $25 a night.
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CanadaTake the scenic drive to Notikewin Provincial Park which is 35 km North of Manning on Hwy 35 and 30 km East on Highway 692. Relax and enjoy this quiet well treed campground which offers 19 inviting sites and a day use area. Situated at the confluence of the Peace and Notikewin Rivers, this campground offers amazing views. Enjoy excellent Walleye and Northern Pike fishing right from shore! Hand launch boats and canoes at an open area along the shoreline for some relaxing exploration of the waterway. The whole family can hike the trails and enjoy viewing the birds and wildlife that inhabit this beautiful wild area.
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