Crown Land Near Beausejour

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Beausejour sits on the Brokenhead River about 45 km northeast of Winnipeg, where the farmland of the Red River valley starts to give way to the sand ridges and jack pine of eastern Manitoba. The nearest public land is the Mars Hill Wildlife Management Area and the Agassiz Provincial Forest, both about 21 to 22 km away, and Birds Hill Provincial Park is about 27 km west. Lockport Provincial Park and the St. Andrews Lock and Dam Special Conservation Area, on the Red River, are about 30 km out. Two campgrounds sit at the edge of town, Brokenhead River Park and Great Woods Park, both within 4 km, and Sandhill Pines is 24 km away. Glass Lake is under 1 km from town and Ladywood Pond, where the province records rainbow and brook trout, about 15 km. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Beausejour.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Mars Hill Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
21 km
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Agassiz Provincial Forest
Provincial Forest
22 km
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Birds Hill Provincial Park
Provincial Park
27 km
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Lockport Provincial Park
Provincial Park
30 km
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St. Andrews Lock and Dam Special Conservation Area
Special Conservation Area
30 km
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Birds Hill
Wildlife Refuge
30 km
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River Road Provincial Park
Provincial Park
33 km
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John T. Williams Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
33 km
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Pinawa Provincial Park
Provincial Park
35 km
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Whitemouth Falls Provincial Park
Provincial Park
35 km
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Netley Creek Provincial Park
Provincial Park
36 km
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Hyland Provincial Park
Provincial Park
39 km

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Mars Hill Wildlife Management Area and the Agassiz Provincial Forest are both about 21 to 22 km away, and Birds Hill Provincial Park is about 27 km west.

Brokenhead River Park and Great Woods Park are both within 4 km of town, Sandhill Pines is 24 km away and Birds Hill Provincial Park about 27 km; provincial parks need a vehicle permit all year.

Glass Lake is under 1 km from town and Ladywood Pond, with rainbow and brook trout on the province's records, about 15 km. The Red River at Lockport, about 30 km west, is known for channel catfish and walleye.

Every walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm must be released, the river below Lockport Dam is closed April 6 to May 8, and the St. Andrews Lock and Dam conservation area is closed to fishing from April 1 to November 15; ice shelters must be off the Red River by March 14.

Offline maps around Beausejour

Public land near Beausejour runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.

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Regulations

A Manitoba angling licence and barbless hooks are required; Beausejour is in the Southern Division, where walleye close April 6 to May 8. The Red River and Lake Winnipeg are in an Aquatic Invasive Species Control Zone, so drain, clean and decontaminate gear before using it elsewhere and dispose of bait before you leave the shore. Open fires need an approved pit or a burning permit from April 1 to November 15.