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Matthew : Wow. This place is AMAZING! It's jam packed with soul and other pleasantries. Todd and ...
Pony Hill Glamp at Dancing the Land
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$100/night
Christie Lynn: Camping here was like spending a weekend inside of a story book, we hope to return for ...
Brittany: Travis has the perfect hilltop camp site right as you drive in to his long driveway. He...
Dancing the Land Farm Dispersed Cam
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$50/night
Laura: Curtis was very nice, he met us, showed us to the site. It was a good distance between ...
Peter: Doug and his family were friendly, knowledgeable hosts. We camped in a private clearing...
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Ingrid: Pioneer Farm is a wonderful gem of a place. Conveniently not too far from I-35, and wit...
Mary: Pitch your tent in a quiet corner of our spacious yard and enjoy watching the Horses...
Hannah: Lovely, Independent Organic Farm!
Stephanie and Daniel surpassed anything we imagine...
Living Quarters Horse Trailer
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$20/nightSue: For a stress free stop with easy off/on to I94, stop in with your RV for an overnight...
Fran : Wether your looking for a quiet getaway or an activity filled trip this is the place...
Russell: 2+ acre private lake lot with full hookups for your RV. The RV in the picture is for...
Kent: Pitch camp by your own 1/2 acre pond surrounded by trees and shrubs providing complete...
Ryan: Bob and Roxanne ("BobandRox") were wonderful hosts who thought of everything to make ou...
Brian: Our cabin is located on Stalker Lake in Otter Tail County. It's a 2 to 3 hour drive...
Deb: Big Pine Cabin is a 24X28 cabin which offers a King Size Bed in a Large Master...
Sue: Pitch your tent on a private site and watch the sun set, hear the rooster crow, watch...
Steve: A most gracious hostess! Lovely property. Clean and well maintained bathroom. Nice ...
Sue: Enjoy a peaceful horse farm setting as you travel through the state. Enjoy nearby...
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Birch Lakes State Forest, Minnesota
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Access to Government data is currently restricted, making it impossible for us to make bookings, or even tell you what’s available.
Along with REI, Sierra Club and dozens of other organizations, we are actively advocating to make public parks more accessible.
Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!If you were the kid who liked the tiniest presents at Christmas, because you knew a big box didn’t necessarily mean a great gift, then you’ll appreciate Birch Lakes State Forest. It’s not the Read more...
If you were the kid who liked the tiniest presents at Christmas, because you knew a big box didn’t necessarily mean a great gift, then you’ll appreciate Birch Lakes State Forest. It’s not the biggest forest. In fact, it’s one of Minnesota’s smallest. But that doesn’t stop it from being one of the most intriguing places in the state.
Uniquely situated between Minnesota’s northeast forested region and the prairie region to the southwest, you get a little bit of each landscape here. The waters of Little Birch and Birch Lake are about as clear as a crystal glass, and are waiting for you to dive right in! We bet you’ll want to do just that after working up a healthy sweat on the 7 miles of hiking trails in the area.