Minnesota campgrounds

An RV Owner’s 9 Favorite Spots to Camp in Minnesota

The Land of 10,000 Lakes is an outdoor adventurer’s dream! With over 60 state parks, miles of canoe trails, and a few great cities to visit there’s lots to do in Minnesota. The Campendium community has rated the top Minnesota campgrounds to help you plan your next camping trip. Keep reading to check out which campsites are ranked at the top.

We handpicked Minnesota's 11 best camping spots to check out! Take your friends or family for a cool & fun adventure in nature!

Discovered small county campground in Minnesota. Bray County Park 22214 Oriole Road, Madison Lake, MN 56063

Looking for the best camping sites in Minnesota? Check out our top 15 picks for outdoor lovers! From picturesque lakeside locations to quaint wooded getaways.

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In today's camping environment, available amenities range from full electrical and water hookups to nesting down in the backwoods. For some, a weekend of camping very closely resembles being at home — with everything from satellite TV and mobile Internet to a stove to cook dinner and air conditioning. For others, camping isn't camping if you can see a light or have access to running water. No matter your expectations, Minnesota's multitude of campgrounds have a little something for everyone.

Planning a trip and looking for the BEST Airbnbs in Minnesota? Read my guide for the best and coolest cabins, treehouses, and unique stays!

Plan your North Shore camping adventure with these expert recommendations! Discover scenic sites and outdoor thrills by Lake Superior.

Untamed natural beauty covers much of the Minnesota landscape. The state has one of the nation's great, diverse state park systems with more than 227,000 acres in parks and recreation areas, and over 5,000 miles of biking trails. Voyageurs National Park is traversable only by water. Minnesota is also home to the Chippewa and Superior national forests, the latter of which includes the famed Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.