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So we just spent some good coin on a 37' camper but can't find anywhere to camp this weekend in a full service site...any suggestions?

I don't know how far you want to travel but Millers which is 7 miles east of Portage la Prairie has some very nice full service sites.

 
 
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Try Riverbend Campground at Neepawa. If they don't have any full service available, the other sites are very nice...and very well priced. We quite enjoyed our weekend there. Look on the www.neepawa.ca site for info.

there are lots of places around here such as  
 
sprucewoods prov campground  
stephenfield prov campground  
turtle mountain - adam lake  
river prov park  
Dusty Mile outfitters  
Oftys riverside campground  
Shady Oaks Campground on #1 Hwy  
wawanesa campground  
rubber ducky i think it's called.. just google campgrounds in manitoba and you will have lots to choose from.

Between Oak Lake and Virden on #1. Great pool, quite a few pull through sites too.

Oak lake

Try calling Erickson campground or creekside in between Portage and Oakville

Just to clarify, they were looking for a full service site and I know Sprucewoods does not have any for sure.

Is not far into Saskatchewan in Moose Mountain Provincial Park.

Why do you need a "full service" site if it is just the weekend.  
If you have a 37 ft i would think it has enough water and sewage capabilities for the weekend.  
We have gone for a week without filling or dumping ours.

Kerry Park Killarney has some full service drive through's that can fit a 37 foot  
http://kerrypark.ca/  
 
 
Rivers Provincial Park has some full service up top. Some of them are drive through.

Great little campground, pool, new playground and brand new showers & washrooms. Full service. Always very quiet. $25/ night. A hidden jem less that 1 hour from Brandon.

We have a new campground in Shoal Lake...just opened last year. It has 58 full service lots including 50 amp. Only 26 seasonals right now so plenty of open spots. Right beside golf course and walking distance to lake.  
Check out http://www.lakesidegolfclubandcampground.com/

http://www.macap.ca/_mndata/macap/uploaded_files/macap%202014.pdf  
 
List of campsites in Manitoba with what is i:ncluded

sprinter said "Why do you need a "full service" site if it is just the weekend.   If you have a 37 ft i would think it has enough water and sewage capabilities for the weekend.   We have gone for a week without filling or dumping ours. "

a "full service" site? They have bought a trailer with all the bells and whistles so might as well use them whenever possible. We also can manage a weekend without full service hook ups but they are sure nice to have so you don't have to be quite so careful with water and sewage usage. Maybe the OP has several children which means increased water requirements for bathing, toilet, dishes, etc.  
 
Thanks to all those who have suggested campgrounds...have made note of a few that we were unaware of and may have to try

We take the grandkids pretty well all the time.  
Usually 5-6 of us and through the day we go to the grounds bathroom facility.  
A walk doesn't hurt.  
You still have to hookup the water and the sewage dump any way you do it.

We enjoyed Souris this past weekend, despite getting a little wet. There are some nice sites there by the river, and the pool is great.

Just before the boxer there's a great area with several campsites. William has a great beach, but no service, Adam Lake has full service and a great campground. If you have little ones, Souris and Wawanesa have fantastic pool amenities. I know Souris is full service but not sure about Wawanesa, haven't camped there, too close to home lol.  
Also look at Pelican Lake by Ninette. There's a great seasonal place there called The Lookout