Preston Heritage Park
This beautiful Heritage Park enclosed piece of land, located off of PR276. In the Magnet district in the Rural Municipality of Lawrence, this newly constructed park was formerly the Preston's old yard site. The lot has been transport into a park area for rest and relaxation. It is here where people of all ages can enjoy a wiener roast over a campfire at the fire pits, or toss a baseball around in the open camping area. Whether its a quick stop for a breath of fresh air, or an over night stop to watch the stars. Preston's Heritage Park is definitely a place to stop and rest or gather with family and friends.
Bacon Ridge and Dog Nature Trails
The Bacon Ridge Trails were formed in the summer of 1995. Located just South of Ebb & Flow Reserve along PR278, these trails extend for 5 kilometers into aspen and spruce woodland, with signs to guide you along the way. Walking or riding through and exploring this trail may lead you to see some wildlife.
Dog Trail is a grass trail located behind Alonsa Public School. This trail contains the location of a snake pit, an exciting scene for anyone willing to look! At the other end is also a nice pond.
Jackpine Wayside Park
Jack Pine Wayside Park is located along Hwy 50 about half way between McCreary and Alonsa, Manitoba. With a picnic area and children's playground, this park is a perfect pit stop if you are driving through the area. The park also includes a walking trail with several interpretive signs with information on local wildlife.
