The Thomas Bunn House

11/16/2023

A bittersweet announcement from Bev and Fraser:

The alpacas have now moved to a new home in St. Andrews with caretakers Avery and Kevin. Butterfly and Babette will be well taken care of and loved. Here they are enjoying the sights at their new home.

Thank you for all the memories!

01/24/2022

We were honoured to be featured in an article in the Winnipeg Free Press this week! Thanks Janine for sharing the story of the Thomas Bunn House.

Read the story:

There’s a place 45 minutes from downtown Winnipeg where history is reclaimed, maintained and preserved. The moment you drive up the tree-lined lane, you find a haven of tranquility nestled in a refuge of nature.

07/15/2020

Whether you want a private cozy weekend getaway for two, a family holiday for up to seven, or an ideal location to access the fishing opportunities of the Red River and Lake Winnipeg, The Thomas Bunn House offers you a fully equipped home including all the ingredients you need to make yourself a hearty breakfast.
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More to see in the City of Selkirk!

09/03/2019

Can you believe it – our guests caught 101 catfish this Saturday! All were caught and released. We really do have the best fishing off our dock. They then arranged the remains of filleting some fish on the table at rivers edge for the benefit of the birds of prey, who do a great cleanup job along the shores of the river.

05/26/2018

Misty Morning Canoe on The Red

03/28/2018

Did you know we have several kilometres of winter trails on our property? Sarah and many others enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing and "Fat biking" on these trails.

03/25/2018

Thank you Dan, one of our special guests from Minnesota for sending on these great pictures! These are from his recent fishing trip to the south basin of Lake Winnipeg.

03/23/2018

We have also seen a raccoon, birds and some foxes enjoying the treats near the "Stealth Cam"...

03/22/2018

Persistence pays off – the eagle came to check out the fish guts.