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Dixie: Forty-acre farm along the dead moose river groomed hay fields and pastured area for...
Camp Floodwood: All types of Hipcampers welcome! Sites, nestled under a forest canopy, are large enough...
Toni: This was an amazing place to stay. It was our first Hipcamp experience and it was every...
Amanda: Experienced hunters! If you are looking for a place to call home this upcoming season,...
Emily: Our private peninsula is as close as you can get to vacationing on a Northwoods island...
Emily: Our private peninsula is as close as you can get to vacationing on a Northwoods island...
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Patrick: Nestled in heart of Gods country you can hike, ride, Kayak or just meander through the...
Daron: Plan a weekend (or week!) 1 to 2 miles out on the 2nd largest lake in MN! While the...
Ryan: Bob and Roxanne ("BobandRox") were wonderful hosts who thought of everything to make ou...
Ryan + Alex: We loved our stay at Cedar Log Cabin! It was so cute and quaint. The cabin had such a g...
Danielle: Set up a tent on 40 acres of Minnesota Northwoods. Open Horizons has a sweet mix of...
Cody: The campsite is okay and is exactly as listed. However, we were not warned that the "h...
Bob And Roxanne: Do you remember seeing the night sky full of stars and so close it felt as if you could...
Amanda : Not what we expected. Very nice family but wouldn't go again. The site didn't have a ba...
Lois: Yoga with goats meets camping with alpacas! We offer camping in the small animal...
Kathryn: The property offers tree house campers luxury lake lounging of sunning chairs, a...
Ray: You can pitch your tent in your choice of sites. Suitable for pop-up or teardrop style...
Serenity: We camped up in the field which had a lovely view. There was not an established camp si...
Ingrid: Pioneer Farm is a wonderful gem of a place. Conveniently not too far from I-35, and wit...
Margo: Get away from the lakefront crowds! This private, woodland cabin has all the modern...
Savanna Portage State Park, 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!Named for the gnarly path connecting Lake Superior to the Mississippi River, Savanna Portage State Park’s main feature is a wooden boardwalk loaded with history. On the National Register of Read more...
Named for the gnarly path connecting Lake Superior to the Mississippi River, Savanna Portage State Park’s main feature is a wooden boardwalk loaded with history. On the National Register of Historic Places, this path renders the mystical fog-laden marshland here passable, where for centuries travelers trudged through the bog to get between these two crucial points of interstate commerce. Nowadays, visitors can swim, boat, fish, or even ski at this all-season camping spot. They even provide GPS units for geocachers!
If hunting’s your thing, the Floodwood Game Refuge is inside the park, or you can venture out to nearby Hibbing, an old iron town where the mine tours are surprisingly cool. Off the beaten path on a bumpy road, you’re guaranteed seclusion from other campers at Savanna Portage (although we can’t guarantee privacy from bugs—those skeeters’ll getcha, come prepared!