Ste. Rose du Lac is a small town of around 1,000 people in the Prairie Mountain region of Manitoba.
Understand
Ste. Rose du Lac is an unincorporated community that was formerly an incorporated town before amalgamating with the surrounding rural municipality to form the Municipality of Ste. Rose. Nestled between Lake Dauphin and Lake Manitoba, Ste. Rose offers various summer and winter recreation facilities. The area is ideally suited for cattle ranching and Ste. Rose du Lac was declared "Cattle Capital of Manitoba" in 1979.
Get in
Ste. Rose du Lac is located at the intersection of PTH 5 & 68, 30 minutes east of Dauphin and 3 hours northwest of Winnipeg.
Get around
See
- 1 Ste. Rose Grotto, Central Avenue. An authentic replica of the Notre Dame de Lourdes grotto was constructed in Ste. Rose in Dollard Park to commemorate the centennial of the appearance of the Virgin Mary to Ste. Bernadette in France in 1858.
Do
- Turtle River Sports and Agriplex (Ste. Rose Community Center), 555 Maillard St., ☏ 1 204-447-2154, ✉emailto:[email protected]. Houses a curling rink and arena.
- Cross Country Skiing along the Turtle River
Buy
Eat & drink
- Chicken Chef, PTH 5 & PR 276, ☏ 1 204-447-3032. Daily 10AM-7PM.
- Lions Cafe, 628 Central Ave, ☏ 1 204-447-2848. Tu-Su 10AM-8PM.
Sleep
- Methley Beach Campground, Ste. Rose (16 km (9.9 mi) N on PR 276 and 4.8 km (3.0 mi) W), ☏ 1 204-447-1037. Located on the eastern shore of Lake Dauphin.
- Ste. Rose Inn, PTH 5 & PR 276, ☏ 1 204-447-3111. 12 rooms equipped with air conditioning, cable TV, and wireless internet access.
- Ste. Rose Motel, 634 Central Avenue, ☏ 1 204-447-2770. Restaurant & bar attached.
Connect
Nearby
- 1 Manipogo Provincial Park (55 km (34 mi) N of Ste. Rose du Lac on PR 276). Located on the shore of Lake Manitoba; it is named after Manipogo, a lake monster reputed to live in the lake.
Go next
| Routes through Ste. Rose du Lac |
| Yorkton ← Dauphin ← | W  S | → Neepawa → Carberry |
| END ← | W  E | → West Interlake → ENDS at  |