Little Mountain Park
64093 Klimpke Rd, Winnipeg, MB R0H 1E0, Canada
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About This Campsite
Little Mountain Park
Welcome to Little Mountain Park, an excellent blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities. The park is renowned for its expansive trails, groomed paths, and a variety of landscapes including fields, forests, and grasslands. It is a favorite spot for dog owners, with a significant off-leash area where canines can roam freely and enjoy ample open space.
The park offers free parking, which provides easy access to all its areas. Several trails are covered in woodchips, making for a pleasant walking experience. Additionally, there are modern, wheelchair-accessible public restrooms available on site. Picnic enthusiasts can find benches and tables scattered throughout, and there are a few fire pits for a cozy outdoor gathering.
Visitor Tips
- Be aware of the numerous gopher holes in the park.
- If visiting in early spring, prepare for muddy conditions; waterproof footwear is recommended.
- For those who prefer to bike, be cautious of the narrow and busy nearby roads.
- During sundown, be prepared for bugs, especially around the old quarry area.
- Enjoy the historical aspect of the park, which was once a quarry—reminders of which can still be seen.
Overall Thoughts
Little Mountain Park is a charming and vast green space that offers something for everyone, particularly dog lovers. With its convenient location near the city, it's an ideal getaway for urban dwellers seeking a natural retreat. While there are minor drawbacks like gopher holes and potential mud, the overall experience of well-maintained trails, modern amenities, and lush landscapes make it well worth the visit.
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Reviews
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R P
09/21/2021
Beautiful park full of paths and well groomed trails. Off leash dog park has allot of open space for your canine to run and play. Parking is free and you can reach all the spaces from the parking lots. The park is also full of trees and grassland area with some paths covered in woodchips. Rest rooms are available and they identify wheelchair accessible. Fire pits are very few but available. Some benches and picnic tables are throughout the park as well. But you gotta watch out for the gopher holes there is allot of them!
Ebby
04/03/2021
This park is good, especially for walking your dog. We met so many dogs during the hike it was great to see as a dog lover. For folks who may be scared or allergic to dogs, be careful going to this park when it's busy as most of the dogs are off leashes and may come running to you to say hello. We visited this park towards the end of March, and it was incredibly muddy. I recommend waiting till mid-April or wearing shoes or boots that can withstand the mud. There wasn't a lot to see. It was a lovely walk, and the air felt crisper. It's a bonus that it's so close to the city.
Chantel Reles
10/11/2022
Great park within city limits. Features off leash dog park. Big fields as well as large forested areas. There are modern public washrooms on site. Recently updated and very nice. In this area you can admire a living prairie setting. Fun fact that the land was once a quarry as was most of the surrounding area. Now only small reminders remain.
Angry Old Man
06/07/2019
I biked here. The whole park is bike friendly and dog friendly. Dogs are off leash. When we went there were many white seeds covering the forest, looked like snow. The bugs are bad especially by the quarry at sundown. Lots of fire pits. Bathrooms are closed, a big con, so you’ll have to pee/poo in the forest so bring Tp. Only thing I don’t like is it’s hard to get there on bike. Google maps shows a shortcut through Brookside cemetery . When I went there the gates were closed so I had to go all the way back out of the cemetery and take the highway which is a very narrow two laner and has zero shoulder, deep ditches on each side, and massive semis rolling down it full speed. You must be careful if you take this way. I have a trailer so I had to be extra careful and take up extra room on the road. You could take the 190 highway depending on where you are but it will take much longer to get there, but there is a massive paved shoulder so that’s good but you will have to cross the bridge, though. I liked it and I will be back.
Sherry Kay Roberts
01/14/2021
Love love love this park!!! I used to bring my dog Java here when he was younger and healthy. It has the perfect combo of field, forest and water. The trails are wide and well groomed and it is just so incredibly massive that you could explore for days. It is a beautiful oasis, an amazing little getaway for us city folk.





