Camp Morton Provincial Park Passport Stamp - State Park Passport Locations on Waymarking.com

Camp Morton Provincial Park is east of Hwy 222 about 8 km. (5 mi.) north of Gimli.
Camp Morton began in 1920 as a summer camp Roman Catholic children. That camp operated until the late 1960s when a decline led to its closure. In 1974, Camp Morton and adjacent lands were designated a provincial recreation park.
Besides the campground, 14 Family Vacation Cabin units and 6 Yurts are available for rental.

If the campground office is closed, you can send a photo of yourself in front of a sign or distinctive landmark along with your passport to: Head of Interpretation, Parks and Natural Areas, 200 Saulteaux Crescent, Winnipeg MB R3J 3W3. They will stamp your passport.

2011 is the third year in a row that Park vehicle permits are not required in Manitoba's Provincial Parks.

You can pick up a free passport at the campground office, if you need one. There are 24 parks that listed in the Manitoba Provincial Parks - Passport to Adventure (visit link)

Name of Park, Protected Area, or Cultural Location: Camp Morton Provincial Park Name of System or Passport Program: Manitoba Provincial Parks Passport To Adventure Passport Available: Yes, for free Parking or Entrance Fee: Not listed Park Website: [Web Link] Address of Station: Hwy 222 Camp Morton, MB Canada

Visit Instructions:
No special instructions, but a picture of yourself or of something unique to that place would be a nice touch.

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Date Logged Log User Rating   05/12/2010 PeterNoG visited it