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Prairie Woods Farm Vineyard Camp
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Brittany: This place is AWESOME! This family who runs the two campsites at this beautiful and qui...
Scottie: Bluff Hollow is just about a perfect camping experience just a short drive from Rochest...
Dylan: Nothing but you and nature. No amenities
No toilet. Lots of flys
Ted: Small cabin 8X12 with house like windows and doors to keep out pests. CABIN IS...
Ashley: Located on a working sustainable ranch with big horn cattle, hunting dogs, and (mostly)...
Gg: Harbor bar was very fun! it was nice to just run in to the bar for dinner and not have ...
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Brittany: First of all, this site necessitates zero camping supplies besides yourself and your fo...
Ryan + Alex: We loved this site! It was easy to find and the host was very friendly. If you're into ...
Kassidy: We really enjoyed our stay! The hosts are super friendly and have worked in thoughtful ...
Karen: Schmidt Farm is located in the beautiful hills of southeast Minnesota. Bordering the...
Brittany: Lake Minnetonka feels like you're in the Hamptons but you are right in the Midwest. Jos...
Thomas: The site was a very nice place to set up the trailer. It was first come first serve and...
Brittany: Hawk's Ridge Ranch is a therapeutic horse ranch that was an absolutely amazing experien...
Amelia: Nothing but good things to say about Prairie View Camp! This was my first time using Hi...
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Leah | Tony | Matt: What an incredible location! I wish we could have stayed for a week. We met Jeffrey at ...
Sara: 99 Bottles Winery was SUCH an awesome campsite. We unfortunately didn't arrive until cl...
Hannah: Stay with Jolene! Kid friendly and so much fun. Perfect stay and experience for our fir...
Patrick: Secluded sanctuary on top of knoll surrounded by woods, state park, a nice neighbor....
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Rice Lake State Park, Minnesota
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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!The watering hole at Rice Lake State Park is so named because for centuries Native American tribes harvested boatloads of wild rice from these shallow, marshy waters. Not ideal for swimming, this Read more...
The watering hole at Rice Lake State Park is so named because for centuries Native American tribes harvested boatloads of wild rice from these shallow, marshy waters. Not ideal for swimming, this southeastern Minnesota lake is a happy place for boaters and fishers looking to bask in seclusion. Small and private, this major wetland blooms with wildflowers in the spring, making it a pretty magical spot for picnics. Walk-in, cart-in, and even canoe-in sites are available—paddling across the pond to one of the rustic cabins is your best option for a solitary retreat.
Looking for a little taste of society and culture? Head into nearby Owatonna, where the Village of Yesteryear, an historic 1800s town, offers tours to history buffs. Before you head back to your tent, grab a pint at Reggie’s Brewhouse, a Cheers-like spot with billiards and live bands, where locals make the newcomers feel plenty welcome.