Self-Guided Visits
Explore Henteleff Park independently or enhance your visit with our downloadable educational resources.
Our self-guided activities encourage visitors to learn about local wildlife, native plants, bird species, and the unique
ecosystems that make Henteleff Park one of Winnipeg’s treasured natural spaces.
Perfect for schools, homeschool groups, daycares, families, and community organizations seeking an outdoor learning
experience.
For more information please contact:
Phone: (204) 779-8957
Email: info@hentelefpark.org
Bird Watching at Henteleff Park
Henteleff Park provide excellent opportunities for bird watching
throughout the year. More than a hundred bird species have been
observed in the park, making it a favourite destination for both
beginner and experienced birders. The park's location along the Red
Before your visit, download our Bird Watching Guide to learn where
to look, what species you may encounter, and how to make the most
of your birding experience.
Henteleff Park Scavenger Hunt
Turn your visit into an outdoor adventure with our Henteleff Park
Scavenger Hunt. As you explore the trails, keep an eye out for birds,
animal tracks, trees, flowers, insects, prairie grasses, and other natural
features found throughout the park.
This activity is perfect for children, families, school groups, and
curious explorers of all ages. See how many items you can find while
learning more about the park's diverse habitats and wildlife.
Respect the Park. Protect Nature.
Henteleff Park is a shared natural space enjoyed by visitors, wildlife, and the community. To help preserve the park and
ensure a safe and welcoming experience for everyone, please follow these guidelines during your visit:
- Follow all posted park rules and trail signage.
- Stay on designated trails whenever possible.
- Dispose of waste properly using available garbage and recycling bins.
- Leave plants, flowers, nests, and wildlife undisturbed.
- Adult supervisors are responsible for the conduct and safety of their group.
- Groups that pose a risk to themselves, others, or the environment may be asked to leave.
Thank you for helping protect Henteleff Park for future generations.