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Carberry | Manitoba

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Spirit Sands

Spruce Woods Provincial Park

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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Historic Downtown

Two blocks of heritage, the commercial core of Carberry’s past, has buildings dating back from 1882 to 1903.

These two blocks are the pride and joy of the small town, used as the backdrop for all town events and parades, it is an essential stop to go and explore. Taking a walk down the strip into the museums and businesses still operating will allow you to feel the history as if it were alive today!

  • 316 Fourth Avenue; 9 - 145 Main Street, Carberry, Manitoba, R0K
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Home Town of Ernest Thompson Seton, Pioneer of Boy Scouts

Ernest Thompson Seton was an author, wildlife artist, founder of the Woodcraft Indians in 1902 (renamed Woodcraft League of America) and one of the founding pioneers of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910.

He was born in England in 1860. Between 1882-1892, he spent much of his time in the Carberry and North Cypress area. He often referred to this time as the “Golden Years” which inspired many of his works.

In 1885, he was given a contract to do 1,000 mammal drawings for the Century Dictionary. In 1898 Seton published his first book of animal stories, Wild Animals I Have Known. He became successful as a writer, artist and naturalist.

Seton became the president of the committee that founded the Boy Scouts of America and was it’s first (and only) Chief Scout. Seton wrote the Boy Scout Handbook.

 

Read more about Ernest Thompson Seton | People of Small Towns

This little museum is a big part of Carberry’s heritage, showcasing Mr. Seton life’s works, with available tours from onsite interpreters you can understand the mind of masterpieces.

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Plains Museum

Visit the history of a town sought by European descendants over 125 years ago.

With an extensive collection of artifacts ranging from what it was like in the rough Manitoba prairies for settlers to sports memorabilia of all eras donated from some of the town’s famous residents.

 

Gingerbread House

Associated and right next door to the museum is a beautiful piece of architectural treasure, a fully restored Gingerbread-style house, one of the only three remaining of its type in Canada.

Photos: Google Street View

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Carberry Fair

The first weekend of July

Carberry’s own tradition since 1883, where people from all over come to watch and play.

With days filled with harness racing, chuckwagon racing, plowing matches, bingo, dances, carnival midways, petting zoos, horse competitions, home craft exhibitions, horticultural displays and competitions, commercial displays, food, parades, barbecues, Queen competitions, Fine Arts displays, beard-growing competitions, and so much more.

So, stop by the first weekend of July for some good country fun!

Photo: townofcarberry.ca

  • Carberry, MB R0K 0H0
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“King Spud Country”

Carberry is known as “King Spud Country”. The nickname pays homage to the high-quality potatoes grown here due to ideal soil conditions for the crop.

A local factory owned by McCain Foods makes various potato products and is a major supplier for McDonald’s Restaurants in Canada and the United States

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Daylily Garden

A great spot for family or couples’ picnics, with plenty of space to spread out and let the kids and dog run around.

A beautiful view of the garden, from the stunning pergola, with a wide variety of shrubs and flowers…of course including daylilies.

Photo: manitobagardens.com

  • North end of town in perfect proximity to the “Welcome to Carberry” sign
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Camp Hughes

Camp Hughes was a Canadian military training camp made to prepare soldiers for World War 1.

Used all the way back in 1909, it is now decommissioned but still guarded by national defence due to CFB Shilo being only a kilometre away.

Photo: A view of the six movie theatres in the central camp area, 1916. www.mhsm.ca

In 2011 it was honoured as a National Historic Site, as it is now one of the only WW1 era trenches still remaining in the world. The site hosts more information about its slight use in WW2 and the Cold War, as well as the historic cemetery located on-site.

  • 2A0, Rd 91 W, Shilo, MB
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Sand Hills Casino

Dining, Dancing, and Gaming all under one roof, the perfect adult’s night rendezvous.

With over 300 machines, Texas hold’em, roulette, and blackjack, as well as the Oasis bar & grill serving up all types of appetizers and entrees to help fuel your night out. If gaming is not your thing well no worries, Sand Hills offers new entertainment every month, so stop by and get living!

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Carberry Sandhills Golf and Country Club

With a dessert nearby, it is a miracle that the golf course is this green!

Stop by for a 9-hole course and then relax with a full-service restaurant and bar. The club hosts lots of yearly events and competitions for those Tiger woods in the area looking for a challenge.

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