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$10 / night
"Gulley that a large creek runs through surrounded by trees and large forested hills."
"Near Henderson, MN which is one of a kind small town well worth the visit for all. This is rustic with no hookups except very clean portapotty and hand lever water jack."
"A couple weeks ago we spent some time at the Northwest koa...that one had private tent sites surrounded on 3 sides by trees, quiet spaces etc."
$40 - $50 / night
"The grass around the lots is very green, lush and well maintained. Campground is right next to the hotel/casino and very much within walking distance."
"Shuttle bus comes through the camp if you want to go to the casino and play- it’s also within walking distance."
$15 - $18 / night
"This campground even has 2 walking/hike-in campsites to give your avid campers a real out-in-the-middle-of-nowhere kind if feel, like you drove hundreds if miles to get away from the hustle and bussle"
"But the Eady walk to the lake, sitting on the dock or the grass and swimming III m the water are a great way to destress."
"Boat access is 1 mi on the Minnesota River."
"The owners were very accommodating with our changing situation during the weekend we stayed."
$21 - $29 / night
"Baker Park near Minneapolis Minnesota was a our camp choice for inexpensive camping on the last leg of our Minnesota vacation in 2017."
"The beaches are some of the best in Minnesota. The bike trails are nearby and plentiful."
$24 - $42 / night
"Professional built mtn bike trails for adventure. Camping in Minnesota suburbs. Miles of hiking, horseback riding, cross country ski trails. . perfect for my family's weekend Stay-cation"
"We live about 15 mins. away from this campground. We stayed in the East Loop which is for smaller RVs and tents. it has electricity but no water hookups, however there are water pumps."
"Family friendly campground with educational activities. campsites are close together but it is a close drive from the cities and a nice place for families. Nice walking & biking trails."
"We had site 57, which is more expensive but is also very large, surrounded by trees and has a patio, the other campsite sizes vary greatly with some being very small, it's very easy for groups to camp"
GuideGreat little park bathrooms are very clean! They are just long drop toilets though. Tried to book online as there is no in person drop box. Can only pay online. I found the site to not be very mobile friendly. Kept kicking us out of selected field. Had to call to pay for the site. They were very friendly over the phone, though there was a pretty long wait time.
Have to pay for a separate vehicle pass but that gets you access to the bison refuge and the water fall.
Was a great .6 mile hike from the campground down to the river with a great sunset view over the water.
RangerLoved this place. Very private. Gorgeous setting. You can hear the paintball games taking place, but it isn’t a bother. Fire ring with firewood supplied and picnic table are the site amenities. There is a bathroom, but it is a 10 minute walk, so plan to be self-sufficient in that regard. Friendly host.
RangerBooked two sites to camp with friends, they had an RV and given the storms we had, that would have been better than our tent. Played Boy Scout for the weekend and rigged a solid site for my family of 4. Even got to go canoeing on the river!
RangerI bought new camping gear and this campground, given its proximity to our house, made for an easy weekend getaway to give the gear a trial run.
The beach area looks nice but we didn’t use it.
TravelerSo keep in mind this is not a year-round spot even on the offseasons you're not allowed to stay there. They don't open up until May
ScoutOne of the few camps open in Mn past Oct 1st. Owners and host were very friendly and accomodating. They visited each camper to say hey and small talk. Will definately revisit
TravelerNice little Campground right in the middle of the town plenty of spots for campers and Tents no pull through sights power yes water and sewer no but they do have a dump station.
RangerWe have stayed here for business.
Dakotah Meadows is one of the nicer parks in the Twin Cities area. Grounds are mostly well groomed and the roads are maintained. There is some pride reflected in the ownership.
We last stayed in side 25, a back in up on the hill. We have also stayed in the pull through sites, but not really a fan of those. Still, I would choose this park over others in the area for the access to 494 and 35W.
Dakotah's website has an incomplete campsite map showing only the lower sites between the pond and road. What the map doesn't show is the three rows of pull-through and additional 10 back-in sites at the top of the hill.
RangerThe site was just fine for what we wanted to do and that was trying out our new trailer. Not much in the way of hiking, but the lake access looked nice.
Camping near Belle Plaine, Minnesota, offers a great mix of outdoor fun and relaxation. With several campgrounds nearby, you can find the perfect spot to enjoy nature and make lasting memories.
Camping near Belle Plaine, Minnesota, has something for everyone, whether you're looking for a family getaway or a peaceful retreat.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Belle Plaine, MN is High Island Creek Park with a 4.7-star rating from 12 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 5 parks near Belle Plaine, MN that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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