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Recreational Vehicle Camping in MinnesotaRV camping in Minnesota offers great scenery, solitude, and outdoor recreation opportunities for the whole family. From exclusive RV resorts, to basic service public campgrounds, there is something for everyone in Minnesota's RV parks. Free camping ideas and locations follow Minnesota resources for RV camping. Minnesota Resources for RV Camping Information
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Minnesota Free RV CampingMany towns offer free overnight RV camping and parking in Minnesota. Check with the local Chamber of Commerce or Police about places to park overnight. The following list is only an example of the free RV camping places available in Minnesota.BLUE EARTH At fairgrounds, electric, water, and RV dump. I-90 at SH-169, Blue Earth exit, go 0.3 mi to Fairgrounds Rd (Wal-Mart), W past 60' Jolly Green Giant, follow camping signs. 48 hrs free, then donations.BROWNS VALLEY Free city park, 4 graveled sites, electric., water, dump station, rest rooms(may be locked). From Hwy 28 going SE, turn right at Park St. Go past the maintenance garage/ recycling center. Park is on right.MAHNOMEN At the Shooting Star Casino on US-59 there are long pull-thru camp sites with full hookups. There is a charge of $15.98 per day, each adult occupant of the rig is given a coupon good for $10 in the casino.McINTOSH The city park, close to the Hwy, has showers and electric. $5/day for electric honor system.MINNEAPOLIS/BLOOMINGTON The Mall of America. Use the parking lot on the north side of the mall. No facilities. Located 1 mile west of International Airport on I-494.ORTONVILLE Free city park. From Hwy 7 (Second St.) turn west on Madison Ave. Park is on left before bridge. Some electric sites, water, picnic tables, dump station, grassy un-designated sites, fishing.ROTHSAY Off I-94, exit 38. City park with water & electric. Limit 3 days. Stop at I-94 truck stop for directions & check in with local police.SLEEPY EYE In southern MN. Half mile N of US-14, W side of SH-4 at Sleepy Eye Lake. Open all year. No time limit. No size limit.TRUMAN Truman is north of I90 on Highway 16. Free parking in city park for 3 days, $3 day next five days, $10/day thereafter. Water and electric hookups, dump at entrance (key at city office). Park is behind high school and next to swimming pool. Library in same building as city office is open weekday afternoons and has one Internet terminal.ZUMBROTA About 20 mi N of Rochester, Covered Bridge Park is on MN-58, 1.1 mi N of US-52. Water & electric (20 amps) for 6 rigs. Plenty of boondocking. Dump station, restrooms, showers, pool. Donation. Clean, maintained. More Free RV Camping IdeasHere's a list of places to consider when looking for a free overnight RV camping or parking location in Minnesota. We always recommend asking for overnight RV parking permission when looking for a free spot to spend the night. The smaller your RV, the better chances you will have finding places to stay if you choose not to ask permission. If you don't ask permission, you end up "sneaking" into places and hoping nobody bothers you or issues you a trespassing ticket before you move on.Be smart and Be Safe...Ask Permission!
Minnesota Public CampgroundsPublic lands offer great RV camping in Minnesota. State, Federal, and private campgrounds have basic service campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, to full hookup RV resorts. Use the links to the public lands websites above for specific information about camping and public lands access.BRAINERD Electric RV camping sites are available at the USACE (US Army Corp of Engineers) Gull Lake Recreation Area.CALEDONIA Fishing, hiking, and the "Big Spring" make Beaver Creek Valley State Park a great RV camping destination. 42 campsites, 16 with electricity.INTERNATIONAL FALLS The Voyageurs National Park offers primitive camping. RV camping is permitted outside the park, and since many folks with RV's living in Minnesota have a boat or canoe, we've included the link here.JASPER Water based recreation and 28 campsites are available at Split Rock Creek State Park. The largest lake in southeastern Minnesota offers boating, fishing, water skiing, and more.LAKE BRONSON Swimming, fishing, boating, great RV camping, and more await you at Lake Bronson State Park. Experience forest and prairie at this popular park. Hiking and biking are popular activities.STARBUCK The Glacial Lakes State Park offers great scenery, and is a wonderful RV camping destination. 39 campsites, 14 with electricity are available.VIRGINIA The USDA Superior National Forest has many developed campgrounds suitable for RV camping. These are rustic campsites so be ready to pack your trash out with you.WALKER The USDA Mable Lake Campground is located 26 miles east of Walker on Highway 200. Mable Lake is a secluded campground with a beautiful, sandy beach. There are 22 campsites available.WASHKISH The largest peat bog in the lower 48 states is located at Big Bog State Park. 26 of 30 campsites have electricity at this interesting state park.WIRT The USDA Chippewa National Forest offers RV camping at Norma Lake Campground. 14 campsites with a boat ramp and fish cleaning station.Public lands offer great RV camping in Minnesota. State, Federal, and private campgrounds have basic service campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, to full hookup RV resorts. Free dispersed camping (boondocking) is available in Minnesota State and National Forests. Use the links to the public lands websites above for specific information about camping and public lands access. Research and explore, and you should have no trouble finding the best campsites. |
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