
Selkirk Park is located next to the Marine Museum on 490 Eveline Street (corner of Queen Ave/Eveline St) at the north end of Selkirk on the banks of the Red River.
Originally known as “River Park” in the late 1800’s, this area hosted many events. These included boat excursions along the Red River and into Lake Winnipeg, as well as a dance pavilion and a boardwalk with carnie games and concession stands – added in the 1900’s. Also in the 1900’s, the ‘Winnipeg, Selkirk and Lake Winnipeg Electric Railway’ ran a streetcar service from Winnipeg to Selkirk Park.
Staying true to its roots, Selkirk Park presently hosts a number of summer attractions including Indigenous People Day, held in June, and the Triple “S” Fair & Rodeo -featuring a street parade, midway, livestock events, crafts, and a first class rodeo in July.
Read more about Selkirk Park’s history on the Selkirk Museum
Park Amenities
- Agricultural Society Building
- Baseball Backstop (2)
- Benches
- Boat Launch
- Campground
- Canoe and Kayak Club
- Interpretive Signage
- Off Leash Dog Park
- Picnic Shelters
- Play Structure (2)
- Pool & Splash Pad (Seasonal)
- Rodeo Grounds
- Skate Park
- Swing Set
- Walking Trails
- Washrooms (available May long weekend to October long weekend, subject to change)
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Skate Park

The Selkirk Skate Park measures 1700 Square Meters and boasts the largest skate park in rural Manitoba.
Trails

Selkirk Park features four trails of different lengths, and four rest/picnic stops for birders, hikers, skiers, or snowshoers.