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Prairie Creek in the Forest, Minnesota
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In 1961, my parents bought this farm. Over the years, the tillable land has been sold but we retained the wooded areas which is crossed by a stream. About 20 years ago, an adjacent 60 acres was donated for a county park. My property is bordered on two sides by the county park.
When I was in high school, we sold the dairy cows and started a bare bones horseback riding ranch using trails in these woods as riding trails.
There are numerous tent camping sites available around the property, all with fire rings. Most sites are a short walk from the camping sites.
In 1961, my parents bought this farm. Over the years, the tillable land has been sold but we retained the wooded areas which is crossed by a stream. About 20 years ago, an adjacent 60 acres was donated for a county park. My property is bordered on two sides by the county park.
When I was in high school, we sold the dairy cows and started a bare bones horseback riding ranch using trails in these woods as riding trails.
There are numerous tent camping sites available around the property, all with fire rings. Most sites are a short walk from the camping sites.
Places to see near Prairie Creek in the Forest