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St. Michael's Bell Tower, constructed in 1926, is all that remains on the site of the former St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church. The first church was designed by Walter Prychun. It was constructed in 1916 at a cost of $750.00 and was completed in 1935. The second church, which was of a unique design, was constructed in 1963 under the direction of Father Matt Kotowich. He served the church faithfully until the early 1970's and was succeeded by Father Iwanchuk and Father Wach. The last service was conducted in 1990 by Father Walter Klimchuk (a former Tyndall resident). Shortly after, St. Michael's Church was removed to make way for the twinning of Highway #44.

Located just 5 minutes from the town of Beausejour, is a beautiful 120 acre park and campground.  With the Brokenhead River winding through it, Great Woods is the perfect place for that perfect occassion. Whether it is relaxing in the campground, hiking or biking on the numerous trails through the woods, listening to music at the 2 outdoor music festivals held throughout the summer, or partying it up in the indoor/outdoor cabana that can be rented for any social event, Great Woods has everything that is needed at an outdoor venue.  It even boasts a private beach and a suspension bridge on the Brokenhead River.  For more information you can visit www.greatwoodspark.com or contact 204-268-2814.

Construction of the Tyndall Centennial Park began in 1991 when the village acquired former Canadian Pacific Railway property. This beautiful, 7 acre park consists of a baseball diamond, a regulation size soccer field, swings, slides and picnic tables. This park will provide relaxation and enjoyment for Tyndall residents and surrounding communities for many years to come.