Heritage Square: Construction began in 2006. This Main Avenue park is themed after the local railway history in Plum Coulee. Imagine a train back dropping the train station picnic shelter. Inside the shelter you will learn of the history of the rail in Plum Coulee. You will be able to enjoy the beautiful flowers and water foundation at the main entrance, and at the east end, the historic town bell. The west end, a multi use hard surface to be used for summer leisure sports and in the winter open air skating. Heritage Square was designed to be the town gathering spot just like the good old days in Plum Coulee.
Main Avenue Streetscape Project: In the summer of 2003 four blocks of Main Avenue were given a much needed face lift. Decorative street lamps donated by local families and businesses gave the Main Avenue a majestic glow by night. Many people came forward and donated trees that will last throughout the years. The old tattered sidewalks were replaced with red brick and large flower beds were added to each block corner. The remaining local businesses stepped up and gave their store fronts a new look to complement the project. We invite you to come and see downtown Plum Coulee.
Sunset Beach: In 2004 the old town water reservoir was given new life. It was drained, cleaned and re-filled with sand and water. Hundreds of trees were planted, docks were built, sun shelters added and the wild plum trees were brought back. It is now one of Plum Coulee's finest summer hot spots and definitely an impressive backdrop.
Museum: Local Plum Coulee antiques are proudly displayed in our Main Avenue elevator. It is open daily from 10-6 Tuesday -Saturday all summer long.
Dining: Home of one of Southern Manitoba's best restaurants.
The Happy Wanderer Motor Hotel:
This motel feeds hundreds of people at their weekly Friday Night Fish Fry. Enjoy fresh pickerel, mouthwatering ribs or steak with all the trimmings and the impressive 18 bowl salad bar. If wings are more your style...come out Wednesday night and sample many flavours of their tasty wings! If you are in town for lunch, there's always fresh homemade dessert.
AnnaJo's Bistro:
People come from far and wide and you'll definetly be back. You haven't tried homemade bread, soup's and deserts until you've tried AnnaJo's. Serving out of the Ordinary - great homemade foods, not fast foods. Featuring home made meals and baked goods. The specials change daily so make sure you check out their facebook page or stop on by.
Camping: The summer of 2006 saw the beginning of a much needed full service camping location in Centennial Park. Contact the town of Plum Coulee office for details on spending some time camping in our peaceful prairie park.
Accomodations: The Happy Wanderer Motor Inn has 4 clean and uncomplicated rooms with very resonable rates. Get up and enjoy a fabulous breakfast at the full service restaurant. | 
