Betula Lake Resort · Whiteshell, Manitoba
Five boats. One lake. All the time you need.
The fleet
From a quiet sunrise paddle to an afternoon with the whole crew, pick what fits.
What's included
No fine print, no surprises at the dock. Here's what comes with every rental.
Gas is on us. Show up, hop in, and go.
Adult and child sizes, ready at the dock.
We'll walk you through everything before you head out.
Bring a Manitoba license, we sell bait and supplies on-site.
Want someone at the wheel? We can connect you with a licensed captain.
Everything's ready and waiting when you arrive at Betula Lake.
Our little corner of the Whiteshell
We're a small family resort on Betula Lake. Twelve cabins, one beach, a lot of memories. The kind of place you came to as a kid and want to bring your own kids back to.
Doreen runs it. Her family has been part of the Whiteshell for generations. The cabins are simple, the lake is loud, and the bonfire smells like every summer you can remember.
Pick a boat, pick a day, and we'll have everything ready when you get to the dock. That's the whole idea.
A little fishing
The lake is full of walleye, northern pike, and black crappie, plus smallmouth bass, perch, and the occasional sauger if you know where to look.
If you've got a Manitoba fishing license, you're welcome to fish from any of our boats. We sell lures, bait, and tackle at the on-site convenience store. Just ask a staff member and they'll point you to the spots that have been producing lately.
No license? Grab one online from Manitoba Sustainable Development before you arrive. It only takes 5 minutes.
Good to know
Everything from licenses to weather to what happens if it rains.
How to find us
We're tucked into Whiteshell Provincial Park, about two hours east of Winnipeg on the Manitoba/Ontario border.
Betula Lake Resort, MB-307, Seven Sisters Falls, MB R0E 1Y0
From Winnipeg: Highway 1 East, then Highway 44 East into Whiteshell Provincial Park. Follow signs for Betula Lake.
Send us a request and we'll text you back to lock it in, or give us a call and we'll sort it out together.
The fleet
From a quiet sunrise paddle to an afternoon with the whole crew, pick what fits.
Most popularThe lake's social hub. Up to 10 people, plenty of room to spread out, and an unbeatable spot for a long afternoon with family or friends. Bring snacks, bring music, bring everyone.
Valid boating license (PCOC) required
Starting at $375 for 4 hours
Quiet mornings, calm afternoons, and probably a fish or two. Four 14-foot Lunds with Yamaha motors. Up to five people each. We take care of the fuel and the license stuff.
Prior motorboat experience required
Starting at $120 for 4 hours
Free for cabin guestsFor when you want it quiet. Drift the shoreline in a canoe and watch for eagles, or grab a kayak and paddle out toward Eagle Point. Light, easy, and as calm or adventurous as you want.
Starting at $45 for 4 hours
Good to know
Everything from licenses to weather to what happens if it rains.