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$30 - $46 / night
"Stopped here on the way up to Minnesota and our campsite was gorgeous! Everyone was very friendly and the sites were very clean. We stayed right on the water."
"They have several on the rivers edge which are by far the best! The campground rents out tubes as well as provides a shuttle to the starting point and you float down to the campground."
"The park has a lot of very well maintained trails. The only thing to know is there is no cell reception because of the valley."
"Water, garbage and recycling (separated) were all close by. There as no cell signal, so we went to town for that. The park has nice trails that are pretty well marked."
"Whitewater is by far one of the top state parks in Minnesota. Their camping facilities are clean with running water and free showers. The campsites are quite spacious but not too wooded."
"Easy access to hiking trails. My site was close in distance to adjacent ones, but was on the edge by the creek, so it was pretty quiet."
"There is a rail line that runs along between the Mississippi and the park edge, campsites are away from this but still can be heard as well as motor boats on the River."
"The nice little town of trempealeau is close by with a cool old hotel and some fun bars.
Highly recommended."
"I enjoy camping away from the hub bub of the family campground and opting for the backpack or cart in sites. Luckily, Great River Bluffs has some of the nicest cart ins I have encountered."
"What a beautiful & peaceful gem of a place in south eastern Minnesota!"
"Right at the end of the root river state trail. Singing toads at night. Very flat. Sites are spread out. Within walking distance to grocery store."
"The Nature Center campsite is located at the trail head for the Root River State Bike Trail."
"It was located right on the Root River Trail System which we liked for biking and running."
"Beware, the office and bar/restaurant are located inside the barn. I say beware because there are barn swallows that nest on the outside of the barn. TONS of barn swallows."
"Cushon’s Peak is located right off of the Root River State Trail outside of Houston, MN with access to amazing biking, swimming, and tubing."
"Lots to do in the area, La Crosse is a 30 minutes drive away."
"The lake is murky And there are a lot of frogs, but that’s camping. There are chairs And a shaded area available."
$30 / night
"There is also an RV dump behind the bathrooms. The sites are very close together, but there is room in the grass behind the sites to hang out."
"The park and campground are right on the trail, so very handy. I was amazed that sewer hookup is included, along with water and electricity, although my sewer hose was not long enough. "
ScoutWonderfully quiet and safe. Had bathrooms and showers. Right at the end of the root river state trail. Singing toads at night. Very flat. Sites are spread out. Within walking distance to grocery store.
GuideThree loops: north (with electric service), island (walk-to, tent only) and south (dry camping). We toured the north loop; sites are pretty close together and not that well screened from each other. We stayed in the south loop, all of which sites are well spaced and decently screened from each other. Half face toward the Mississippi and half face toward the shore, but all are right on the water. The river was high when we visited, and some of the river-facing sites were flooded out. Not crowded on the south loop, even in the run-up to the 4th of July weekend, with reservations available facing the river (even the dry ones!). Vault toilets, one each for men and women, separated by 50 (?) yards, plus two accessible porta-potties in the loop--seemed meager for the possible number of campers in high season. Some train noise, and many motor boats--fishing and skiing--but the boat noise, of course, calmed down as the sun set. Overall, a bit ill-kept, but right on the water!
GuideHowever the one shower in women’s bathroom has a broken button so doesn’t work at all and the one has a plugged drain and there are 3 inches of sanitary water hazard at the bottom. So unusable. If desperate I say go use the men’s. What else can you do! Also book online before you get there!!!! Also book your car pass separately. I did not see any staff anywhere at any time. You are on your own. Too bad the state can’t afford a single staff to manage the place in the evening. Come on Minnesota… are you really that cheap? Us users are willing to pay you know!!! Charge us more so we can count on stuff being maintained! Otherwise the place is fricken gorgeous!!!!!
TravelerNice village park with camping area. Fishing, paved bike loop for kids. Great public pool, well maintained lawns. Small level pads. Deer pens for animal viewing on site.
GuideViews were stunning, trails and picnic areas were well maintained (w/ clean vault toilets). Campground had nice clean facilities (w/ showers!) and forested campsite added some extra privacy.
GuideThis park is beautiful. It’s as green as green gets. Lots of room. Only electric hooks ups at each site. They do have a fresh water filling station and a dump station. Well worth the $30 per night charge.
ScoutPine Creek Cabins & Campground offers a peaceful, scenic getaway with clean facilities and friendly staff. It’s a great spot for relaxing or reconnecting with nature. Just make sure to check availability early, especially during peak season, as it fills up fast like a popular enrollment window!
GuideNice grass for your tent. Sites away from the water have beautiful shade. Near the water no shade. The whole tent camping area is in the middle of a frisbee golf course so lots of foot traffic by the sites.
TravelerMy dogs favorite, including the dog swim beach. Not best for dogs not good with a busy place in the summer. Showers clean, firewood, elec on every site! Shade on most, stick to the outsides of camp for better shade.
Camping near Rushford, Minnesota, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're a family looking for a weekend getaway or an RV enthusiast seeking adventure, there are plenty of campgrounds to explore.
Camping near Rushford, Minnesota, has something for everyone, from stunning views to family-friendly activities. Just remember to plan ahead and enjoy the great outdoors!
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According to TheDyrt.com, Rushford, MN offers a wide range of camping options, with 133 campgrounds and RV parks near Rushford, MN and 4 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Rushford, MN is Eagle Cliff Campground and Lodging with a 4.3-star rating from 16 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 4 free dispersed camping spots near Rushford, MN.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 4 parks near Rushford, MN that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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