Muck Hill is located 1 mile southwest of St-Georges just off Bouvier Trail and boasts a 65 ft high mountain. It is fully lit 7 days a week in the winter and has a shelter hut.

This hill is for sliding and snowboarding enthusiasts and has many jumps created by Muck Hill volunteers. It is the winter place to be where you will find many activities for your whole family.

Take advantage of our winters and come to enjoy the fun!

This little beach is a great spot for many summer activities. Nearby, Prairie Buckeye and Blue Water campgrounds, the Papertown Motor Inn, local restaurants, and many other amenities along the Winnipeg River Tourism Corridor make it easy for visitors to spend the day enjoying the area.

The sandy beach stretches over 300 feet and is located just off St-Georges’s Main Street. You can also explore the riverside walking trails and visit the local school playground.

Coming soon: the Artist and Writer’s Residence featured in the photos is also used by the Strong Swimmers Survive program in the summer months.

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Since 2009, Les Amis de la Crèche hosted an annual nativity exhibit from December to mid-January which is now held at the Winnipeg River Heritage Museum in Saint-Georges, Manitoba. The collection features over 300 crèches from 36+ countries, creating a magical, fairytale-like atmosphere. Each nativity, made from materials like pottery, wax, wood, porcelain, and textiles, tells its own story. Some are donated, others carefully chosen to enhance the collection. Visitors of all ages will be captivated by the artistry and meaning behind each scene.

Book your family or group tour:
info@winnipegriverheritagemuseum.com | 204-367-8801

Nestled in the heart of Powerview-Pine Falls and known as the most beautiful nine hole course in eastern Manitoba. The Pine Falls Golf Course plays relatively open, has beautiful mature trees, a creek that flows and is adorned with wood sculpture carvings done by local artist/ wood carver Chuck Niedermayer. The course is home to the Northeastern Open, a men’s tournament played annually in August.

If you’re not into golf stop in any way for a home cooked meal and enjoy the view from the restaurant!

For more information please contact the Pine Falls Golf Course:

Email:pinefallsgolfclub@gmail.com

Phone: 1 (204) 367-8463

Paper, Power, Pea & Pickerel

Created in 1982 by the Manitou Rapids Arts Council this festival is a unique venue that has become the region’s Signature Event  held on Labor Day weekend. The Winnipeg River Corridor Communities take part in the celebrations the 4P Committee adds new events to their roster each year.

The Fireworks display held at Anniversary Park in Powerview is the children’s anticipated event  and never fails to disappoint the crowds. This busy festival weekend ends with a Family Fishing Derby held @ the St-Georges Boat Launch on Labor Day Monday. For more info:

www.powerview-pinefalls.com https://www.facebook.com/4pfestivalmb/      www.allardlibrary.com

Located on the north side of the Powerview Dam, Blue Water RV Park & Campground is a family owned and operated business. This family and pet friendly seasonal campground sits along the Winnipeg River and offers a quick escape from city life. It features 110 fully serviced sites and 5 unserviced sites, with the season running from May to October.

Amenities include a beach, boat launch and docks, a playground, an open-air recreation centre, washrooms and showers, and walking trails throughout the park.

For more information please call: 1 (204) 228-2085

Email:  joymac@shaw.ca

Website: https://www.bluewatercampground.ca/

Developed by the St-Georges Community Club in partnership with the RM of Alexander, this public-access boat launch is located at the south end of St-Georges. It features two concrete ramps, ample parking, a dock, portable washrooms, a picnic shelter, and a red chair perfect for group photos. A scenic riverside path leads to the new Winnipeg River Heritage Museum, “We the People of the River”.

Whether you’re heading up or down the majestic Winnipeg River, the views are stunning. Heading south, you can explore rapids and the beautiful landscapes near the Great Falls Dam. Going north, enjoy the Maskwa River merge—ideal for swimming, tubing, wakeboarding, or simply soaking up the summer sun.

The Kids’ Snowflake Bazaar is a fun shopping event for children up to age 14, held before Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Christmas. Kids can exchange money for $5 shopping bills and purchase gifts priced between $0.25 and $3.50. Depending on their age, they may be paired with a helper.

All items are donated and are either new or gently used. Children can help wrap and label their gifts, while parents relax in a separate area where beverages and baked goods are available for purchase. Santa often makes a surprise visit during the Christmas event—something the kids absolutely love!

 Website: http://www.kidssnowflakebazaar.com/

Contact: (204) 292-2528

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kidssnowflakebazaar/

Jardin Papilio Garden is a vibrant, living landscape designed to attract and support butterflies throughout their lifecycle. Located at the end of Marie Street in the village of St-Georges, the garden spans 10 acres designated by the Municipality of Alexander. Visitors will be able to observe butterflies in their natural habitat from egg to caterpillar, chrysalis, and adult. Part of the Village Loop Circuit Trail, which begins at the Winnipeg River Heritage Museum, the garden lies along a scenic path shaped by the Winnipeg River and Pine Falls Dam. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and explore the fascinating world of butterflies.

Prairie Buckeye RV Park is an Eastern Manitoban family-owned campground and RV Park. This beautiful campground is near the majestic Winnipeg River, and is conveniently close to the idyllic village of Saint-Georges.

Their Facebook page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/prairiebuckeyervpark

Email them at prairiebuckeyervpark@outlook.com

Call (204) 340-0276 for more information.

Strong Swimmers Survive (SSS) is a nonprofit organization established in 2022 by volunteers to address the urgent need for swimming lessons and water safety education in the Winnipeg River area. The closure of the local pool created a significant risk for our rural community, which is situated near numerous rivers, lakes, and dams. SSS mitigates this risk by providing accessible, affordable swimming instruction, promoting drowning prevention strategies, and collaborating with schools and community groups to elevate public water safety awareness. Our mission is to ensure every individual, regardless of background or ability, has the opportunity to become a confident and capable swimmer.

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The Winnipeg River Heritage Museum, located on the scenic banks of the Winnipeg River in St‑Georges, Manitoba, celebrates a rich tapestry of Indigenous, Métis, and settler histories. Through interactive exhibits and engaging displays—including the iconic St‑Georges ferry, Indigenous trade routes, fur-trade era, missionary settlements, and hydroelectric development—it tells the evolving story of the people who shaped the Winnipeg River corridor. Rebuilt after a devastating 2014 fire, the museum now features modern, comfortable indoor spaces and accessible outdoor areas, fostering community pride and education year-round.

Contact Information

• Address: 19 Baie Caron South (aka 19 Caron Bay North), St‑Georges, MB R0E 1V0
• Phone: (204) 367‑8801
• Email: winnipegriverheritagemuseum@gmail.com
• website: winnipegrivermuseum.com

Hours of Operation

• Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM