Areas of Interest

Established in 1967, the Pioneer Village Museum recreates a small rural Manitoba community in the early 1900s. Housed within the grounds is a home, railway station, barbershop, blacksmith shop, school, community hall, and store, just to name a few.

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Most of the pioneers of this region were of Polish, Ukrainian, or German descent, coming from the areas known as Galicia and Volhynia. These pioneers had to face many hardships in carving out the wilderness and learning to adapt to a new way of life. Many artifacts depicting the lifestyle of the early pioneers of the surrounding area are located in these buildings.

The two acre Park at the north entrance to Beausejour (First Street, North) is the only offical American Hemerocallis Society (AHS) display garden on the Canadian prairies.

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The Gardens are a 3A site that showcase modern daylilies, peonies, iris as well the newest Manitoba hardy shrubs and fruit trees. We have thriving haskaps, grapes, cherry, apricot, pear, and apple trees.

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Improvements to the Gardens are due to efforts from volunteers, private contributions, fundraising and grant programs. More than 5000 visitors enjoy the Beausejour Daylily Gardens every year. Sign our guest book each time you visit the Gardens. We appreciate your comments and suggestions.

Picnic tables, benches, and beautiful trees and flowers highlight some of what you will see at this location. There is also a caboose poised in the shadow of the local grain elevator. It is located on Pacific Avenue and Third Street in Beausejour.

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The Rail Trail is part of Phase 1 of Beausejour's Active Transportation Committee Master Plan. Located in the heart of Beausejour, it has turned the former rail line into a multi-use trail connecting active transportation routes throughout Beausejour. The newly constructed trail runs between First Street South and Third Street.

The Canadian Power Toboggan Championships has the world’s fastest and safest ½ mile ice oval track. Snowmobiles race at speeds in excess of 170 km/h and up to 18 racers compete at the same time!

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Over 100 racers come from all over North America to take part at this elite international event. The Canadian Power Toboggan Championships is the longest-running snowmobile race in the world. Racers of all ages and skill levels compete in Stock, Modified, Vintage and Motorcycle classes, from Kitty Kat right through to Pro levels.

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CPTC is a community-based non-profit organization which has over 200 volunteers who have worked tirelessly to put on the “Greatest Show on Snow” since 1963.

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The Canadian Power Toboggan Championships is the oldest continually running snowmobile race in the world!

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Visit https://cptcracing.com/ for more information or check out their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/cptcracing

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Click here to learn more about the history of the CPTC.

The Splash Pool is a seasonal Aquatic Centre that offers Swim for Life swimming lessons, as well as specialized training. Accredited lifeguards are on duty during pool hours.

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Splash Pool Amenities:

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• 25 meter Junior Olympic swimming pool with 5 lanes

• Kiddie pool

• Water slide

• Hot tub

• Change rooms

• Diving board

• Pergola

The Beausejour Skateboard Park is a great place for skateboarders to spend some time to practice their jumps and tricks. It is located on James Avenue in Beausejour near the Beausejour Legion and the baseball diamonds.

Beausejour's main streets will be filled with classic cars for every era of car enthusiast. In 2023, the annual show saw over 700 cars entered!  Click HERE to visit their Facebook Page.

Originally a sand mine it is now a privately owned lake in the “Sands Lakeshore Estates” residential development.

The Wally Chryplywy Nature Park is located on the South-West outskirts of the Town of Beausejour, Manitoba. It features approximately 5 km of nature trails with over 2 km of all weather surfacing allowing for walking, hiking, biking, and groomed cross country skiing trails in the winter. It is located on First Street South and James Avenue. Manitoba

This is the site of the first glass container factory in Western Canada. It was built in 1906 by Joseph Keilbach and his partners. Glassblowers from Poland and the United States, aided by local labour, used silica sands to produce bottles for breweries and soft drink companies in Winnipeg, serving the Prairie market. Semi-automatic machines were soon installed to increase production. After it was taken over and enlarged by Winnipeg businessmen between 1909 and 1911, the new company expanded its production to include jars, and medicine and ink bottles. At its peak it employed 350 workers.

Located only 45 min north east of Winnipeg, this beautiful 9-hole course is surrounded by forest and wildlife while the Brokenhead River winds throughout the course for a truly inviting and unique experience!

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We encourage experienced golfers, first timers, and families to come experience Rivers Edge Golf Course.

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Join us after your round of golf at the clubhouse for a drink or meal in our open air patio with a picturesque view.

The Sun Gro Centre is a multi-purpose recreation facility that offers both indoor and outdoor arenas, concession, curling rink, licensed lounge, walking track, meeting rooms and more!

Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is a place of spirit where both Indigenous and Christian spiritual beliefs are respected, shared and understood. We are located on 36 peaceful acres of wooded parkland beside the Brokenhead River, one mile east of Beausejour, Manitoba, Canada. From the strength of our Elder’s wisdom, SSSC fosters teachings of respect, healing, and wholeness among all peoples and with all of creation. We are a non-profit organization involved in theological and cross-cultural training. “The Earth is Our Faculty” describes our orientation in education. The earth produces our language, our elders read the lessons of the earth and create our cultures. We have lived well for many millennia in this land.

A unique, novel, spacious 120 acre park and campground is situated in southeastern Manitoba. This park is highlighted with groomed lawns, coniferous and deciduous trees, and the meandering Brokenhead River. Enjoy the natural beauty of this park with a picnic, a stroll on the riverwalk to the beach or walk the suspension bridge to explore nature on self guided wilderness trails in a Manitoba ecological forest.

Where the beautiful Brokenhead River twists through this campground in Manitoba, giving us several hundred feet of river frontage. We are a family owned and operated campground, and our motto’s “Roughing it Smoothly” and “let our family take care of yours” are set in place to ensure that your stay with us is an enjoyable one. We have over 40 years experience in the campground business and we believe that we can accommodate all your needs. Here at Brokenhead River Park, we believe the safety and well-being of our campers comes first. This is why we have one main road through the campground and all others are a dead end. This ensures minimal traffic through the campground and the visibility of all incoming guests.

We are adjacent to the Beausejour Golf Course with a path that leads to their club house. We feel you will be impressed with the several large grass areas that are set aside for the two children’s play areas. The main area is down by the beach and is home to the popular tree house and swings. You will also find a basketball net and beach volleyball court there to pass the time away. The second play area is at the other end of the campground, there are swings and monkey bars and a big grass area for the children to play.

The Brokenhead River Community Hall is a Community Centre and social hall, which includes a Legion and rooms available for rental. For more information, see their Facebook page.

The Beau-Head Centre is run by the Beau-Head Seniors Association in Beausejour, Manitoba. We provide a place where community members can engage in educational and recreational activities.

The Beausejour Primary Health Care Centre is located at 151 First Street South in Beausejour, Manitoba. It is attached to the Beausejour District hospital, and offers a wide range of services. This co-location of health and allied professionals provides one – stop shopping for health care in the area. Services and programs are developed and implemented by an interdisciplinary team of health providers in response to the needs of community residents.

The Double B Agricultural Festival (formerly the "Double B Rodeo and Country Fair”) is the premiere summer event in the Beausejour Brokenhead area. This sanctioned Semi-pro rodeo along with the Manitoba High School Rodeo provide fans with excitement. Along with the ag displays, antique tractors, petting zoo, parade and fireworks this weekend is full of events for all ages.

For more informationcheck out their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/brokenheadag/