The best farm glamping near Fort Ripley

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Camping in Fort Ripley, Minnesota is a unique experience, especially when combined with glamping and farm activities. Hipcamp offers over 98 options in the area that cater to this preference. You can expect to find accommodations starting at $25 per night, with an average of $90 per night. Stone Creek Farm (116 reviews), Dancing the Land Farm Camp (98 reviews), and Woods and Meadows Farm (88 reviews) are some of the top campsites to choose from. Popular amenities such as trash, cooking equipment, and pets are available, while off-roading (OHV), wind sports, and wildlife watching are some of the most popular activities to enjoy.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Ripley

1. The little cabin

97%
(34)
50mi from Fort Ripley · 1 site · Lodging
Great quiet location, Wildlife and the sound of the country. You will have the only camp site on the property. You can stay in the small camping cabin in comfort with your own bedding, or sleeping bag for the twin bed in the loft, or the futon on the main level. The cabin only has room for two adults unless you bring a camp pad to sleep on the floor, or squeeze in a child, but you have the comforts of a small electric heater, or A/C if needed, a Weber grill, mini fridge, microwave, and Electricity. Quiet former country farm site, with great wildlife viewing options with walking trails. Only 23 miles to DT St. Cloud and 8 Miles to the Walmart in Princeton for food or supplies. If a shower is desired the Kwik Trip in St Cloud, on Hwy 10 has showers. Just a half mile off Hwy 95 and 5 miles from the large Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, with trails and lots of wildlife. In the Fall expect to see a large amount of wildlife with many migrating birds come out of the refuge to feed. Expect to hear Pheasant's cackle in the AM, and see Sandhill Cranes or Geese fly over the camp site, or sitting in area fields. Enjoy time around a campfire with folding chairs and a picknick table, with plenty of free dry wood in a storage rack. My feeling on how well the heater will work in cold weather is you are probably good until the temp is in the lower teen. if interested you could bring a larger heater to help with heating. I do no plan to plow the driveway if it snows so keep that in mind if you see a storm forecast. I will block out dates after the first significant snowfall.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$38
 / night

Camping in Fort Ripley, Minnesota is a unique experience, especially when combined with glamping and farm activities. Hipcamp offers over 98 options in the area that cater to this preference. You can expect to find accommodations starting at $25 per night, with an average of $90 per night. Stone Creek Farm (116 reviews), Dancing the Land Farm Camp (98 reviews), and Woods and Meadows Farm (88 reviews) are some of the top campsites to choose from. Popular amenities such as trash, cooking equipment, and pets are available, while off-roading (OHV), wind sports, and wildlife watching are some of the most popular activities to enjoy.

100% (26) 1 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Ripley

1. The little cabin

97%
(34)
50mi from Fort Ripley · 1 site · Lodging
Great quiet location, Wildlife and the sound of the country. You will have the only camp site on the property. You can stay in the small camping cabin in comfort with your own bedding, or sleeping bag for the twin bed in the loft, or the futon on the main level. The cabin only has room for two adults unless you bring a camp pad to sleep on the floor, or squeeze in a child, but you have the comforts of a small electric heater, or A/C if needed, a Weber grill, mini fridge, microwave, and Electricity. Quiet former country farm site, with great wildlife viewing options with walking trails. Only 23 miles to DT St. Cloud and 8 Miles to the Walmart in Princeton for food or supplies. If a shower is desired the Kwik Trip in St Cloud, on Hwy 10 has showers. Just a half mile off Hwy 95 and 5 miles from the large Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, with trails and lots of wildlife. In the Fall expect to see a large amount of wildlife with many migrating birds come out of the refuge to feed. Expect to hear Pheasant's cackle in the AM, and see Sandhill Cranes or Geese fly over the camp site, or sitting in area fields. Enjoy time around a campfire with folding chairs and a picknick table, with plenty of free dry wood in a storage rack. My feeling on how well the heater will work in cold weather is you are probably good until the temp is in the lower teen. if interested you could bring a larger heater to help with heating. I do no plan to plow the driveway if it snows so keep that in mind if you see a storm forecast. I will block out dates after the first significant snowfall.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$38
 / night

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