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Less than a 20-minute drive south of Carberry is the unique spirit sands of Spruce woods provincial park.

Known for the plants and animals unlikely found elsewhere in Manitoba, like the pincushion cactus and hognose snake. From the blowing hills of the sand dunes to the lush forest of green spruce trees in minutes, all brought to life by the coolness of the springs pond.

Lots of hiking for all experience levels in the summer, spring, and fall, with lots of snowmobile and cross-country skiing trails in the winter. So, come over and spend the night in the campground under the clear country sky.

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Less than a 20-minute drive south of Carberry is the unique spirit sands of Spruce woods provincial park. Known for the plants and animals unlikely found elsewhere in Manitoba, like the pincushion cactus and hognose snake. From the blowing hills of the sand dunes to the lush forest of green spruce trees in minutes, all brought to life by the coolness of the springs pond. Lots of hiking for all experience levels in the summer, spring, and fall, with lots of snowmobile and cross-country skiing trails in the winter. So, come over and spend the night in the campground under the clear country sky. Photo: Classenc, Wikimedia Commons

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