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Oak Park Kampground, located just 3 miles off I-94 at Exit 97, is the ideal location for a peaceful overnight stop on your travels or for your family’s weekly summer camping adventure. We offer wide, long pull through sites with 30/50-amp service, clean restrooms, laundry facilities, swimming pool and playground.
Located in Garfield, Minnesota, between Minneapolis and Fargo ND, just six miles from Alexandria, in the heart of Central Minnesota’s lakes area. Our 43-acre setting includes three ponds, mature shade trees, and is surrounded by pristine lakes with unbeatable fishing, first class golf, antique shopping, and adventure for all ages.
$32 - $48 / night
The Homestead property has been in the family for over 85 years. Greg's Grandfather moved the family here during the Depression. They built the barn and ran a dairy farm to sustain the family.
We are excited about starting a new life for the farm. We want to give people an opportunity to enjoy the area that we have loved our whole lives.
We look forward to having you come stay, experience and enjoy The Homestead.
$20 - $30 / night
Oak Park Kampground, located just 3 miles off I-94 at Exit 97, is the ideal location for a peaceful overnight stop on your travels or for your family’s weekly summer camping adventure. We offer wide, long pull through sites with 30/50-amp service, clean restrooms, laundry facilities, swimming pool and playground.
Located in Garfield, Minnesota, between Minneapolis and Fargo ND, just six miles from Alexandria, in the heart of Central Minnesota’s lakes area. Our 43-acre setting includes three ponds, mature shade trees, and is surrounded by pristine lakes with unbeatable fishing, first class golf, antique shopping, and adventure for all ages.
$32 - $48 / night
The Homestead property has been in the family for over 85 years. Greg's Grandfather moved the family here during the Depression. They built the barn and ran a dairy farm to sustain the family.
We are excited about starting a new life for the farm. We want to give people an opportunity to enjoy the area that we have loved our whole lives.
We look forward to having you come stay, experience and enjoy The Homestead.
