Free up your summers Minnesotans! Zippel Bay State Park is where you wanna be. Hugging the shore of the Lake of the Woods, this park serves as a legit beach getaway. With its massive size and moods of the ocean, you’ll have no inclination that you’re actually in a landlocked state. Explore 6 miles of hiking trails through the park and discover forests of jackpine and the sandy shoreline. Find yourself some snacks along the way! Blueberries, juneberries, cherries, cranberries, and wild strawberries can all be found at Zippel Bay. Swim and frolick on the beach and when you're through, venture out on the stone jetty for a unique view.
Free up your summers Minnesotans! Zippel Bay State Park is where you wanna be. Hugging the shore of the Lake of the Woods, this park serves as a legit beach getaway. With its massive size and moods of the ocean, you’ll have no inclination that you’re actually in a landlocked state. Explore 6 miles of hiking trails through the park and discover forests of jackpine and the sandy shoreline. Find yourself some snacks along the way! Blueberries, juneberries, cherries, cranberries, and wild strawberries can all be found at Zippel Bay. Swim and frolick on the beach and when you're through, venture out on the stone jetty for a unique view.
Lady’s Slipper Campground sits on the banks of the Lake of the Woods. This massive lake is 1,458 square miles with over 65,000 miles of shoreline. Paddle your kayak through the waters and check out some of the many islands—we’re talking 14,000 islands!—in the lake. Watch for coyote, black bear, timber wolf, and moose that are occasionally spotted Read more...
Birch Campground is just steps from the banks of the Lake of the Woods. There is a sandy beach over 2 miles long, perfect for catching some rays (don’t forget the sunscreen!). Bring your canoe if you’ve got one and explore the 1,458 square miles of waters and thousands of tiny islands in the lake. In the summer, you can pick berries and edible mus Read more...
Boaters and swimmers, check out Ridge Campground, a short walk to the banks of the immense Lake of the Woods. The swimming beach here is over two miles long, so pick your favorite spot and spread out a towel before taking a dip in the refreshing water. Forget something? Just eight miles east of the campground you’ll find gas and groceries. How con Read more...
Anglers Campground is just that—a string of campsites baited for the reel-tugging fishermen (or women). Located alongside Lake of the Woods, one of the largest freshwater bodies in the entire world, Anglers Campground is teeming with well-stocked fishing populations, recreational boating, and even sought after launching pads for the paddling savvy Read more...
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Zippel Bay State Park
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4 campgrounds in Zippel Bay State Park
Lady’s Slipper Campground sits on the banks of the Lake of the Woods. This massive lake is 1,458 square miles with over 65,000 miles of shoreline. Paddle your kayak through the waters and check out some of the many islands—we’re talking 14,000 islands!—in the lake. Watch for coyote, black bear, timber wolf, and moose that are occasionally spotted Read more...
Birch Campground is just steps from the banks of the Lake of the Woods. There is a sandy beach over 2 miles long, perfect for catching some rays (don’t forget the sunscreen!). Bring your canoe if you’ve got one and explore the 1,458 square miles of waters and thousands of tiny islands in the lake. In the summer, you can pick berries and edible mus Read more...
Boaters and swimmers, check out Ridge Campground, a short walk to the banks of the immense Lake of the Woods. The swimming beach here is over two miles long, so pick your favorite spot and spread out a towel before taking a dip in the refreshing water. Forget something? Just eight miles east of the campground you’ll find gas and groceries. How con Read more...
Anglers Campground is just that—a string of campsites baited for the reel-tugging fishermen (or women). Located alongside Lake of the Woods, one of the largest freshwater bodies in the entire world, Anglers Campground is teeming with well-stocked fishing populations, recreational boating, and even sought after launching pads for the paddling savvy Read more...
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