RV camping near Granite Falls

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Granite Falls packs a punch for RV campers—over 640 spots tailored to rolling rigs, all within striking distance of the Minnesota River’s fishing holes, snowmobile trails, and winding hiking paths. Water and electricity hookups come standard at most sites, and campfires are welcome if you want to end your day with a flame. Budget-minded? You’ll find sites as low as $15 a night, with an average price around $30. Locals swear by Pearsons Century Farm (104 reviews) for its open fields and riverbank access, Mn River Valley Sanctuary (55 reviews) for its quiet woodland edges, and The Auntie's Grove at Moonstone (48 reviews) if you want a wooded retreat with hiking right out your door. You’ll find options that fit big rigs or small trailers, with hookups ready for those long-haul stays. Granite Falls is no-frills, practical, and ready for your next RV trip.

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Prairie Grace Stays

8. Prairie Grace Stays

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42mi from Granite Falls · 1 site · Tent, RV · Correll, MN
This secluded acreage offers a tranquil escape, tucked away in a serene grove of mature trees, surrounded by expansive prairie fields. A winding creek meanders through the property, adding to the peaceful, natural setting. The land is teeming with wildlife, creating a perfect retreat for nature lovers. Conveniently located just off the Minnsota Highway 7, the property offers easy access while maintaining its sense of privacy. It’s also in close proximity to fishing at numberous lakes and rivers and hunting spots for water fowl, pheasants and deer, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both seclusion and adventure. The area around Appleton, MN, is known for its hunting and wildlife, particularly waterfowl, but also deer. The Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management Area (WMA), located near Appleton, is a popular spot for observing migrating flocks of geese and ducks, and it also supports a deer population.
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Kandiyohi County Park East

14. Kandiyohi County Park East

34mi from Granite Falls · 99 sites · Lake Lillian, MN
Welcome to Kandiyohi County, a unique vacation destination where outdoor enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the beauty of numerous freshwater lakes, perfect for boating, fishing, and camping. With easy access from any of the six county parks, Kandiyohi County offers a serene escape into nature. Rich in history, Kandiyohi County invites you to explore its deep-rooted Indian culture. The name "Kandiyohi" originates from an Indian word meaning "where the buffalo fish abound." This area was historically a vital hunting and fishing ground for both the Sioux and Chippewa tribes, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past. One of the highlights of the county is Big Kandiyohi County Park East, located on the eastern shore of Big Kandiyohi Lake. This park features a beautiful sandy swimming beach and excellent shoreline fishing opportunities. Anglers can expect to catch walleye, northern pike, crappies, and bullheads from both the shore and boats. The park boasts 80 campsites and two new camper cabins, with seasonal rates available for those looking to extend their stay. Conveniently situated just 18 miles south of Willmar and 6 miles north of Lake Lillian on County Road 8, Big Kandiyohi County Park East is the perfect spot for
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Ambush City Park

15. Ambush City Park

35mi from Granite Falls · 20 sites · Benson, MN
Nestled in a historically rich area, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The region was once the disputed territory of the Chippewa and Sioux tribes, where raiding parties created a challenging environment for early settlers. The first white explorer to traverse the future Benson area was Gideon S. Pond, an Indian missionary who sought to understand the local tribes' customs while accompanying a hunting party along the Chippewa River. It wasn't until after the Great Sioux Uprising that western Minnesota became a safe haven for white settlers. Ole Corneiliusen, a Norwegian immigrant, is believed to be the first permanent resident of the Benson area, arriving in 1866. By this time, the railroad had extended from Minneapolis to Delano, paving the way for increased settlement in western Minnesota. The early development of Benson and Swift County was closely tied to the railroad's expansion. In 1869, A.W. Lathrop and W.V. Lathrop opened the first general store in anticipation of the railroad's arrival. By 1870, the railroad had reached a designated trading center named "Benson," honoring a notable politician from Anoka. This rich history adds a unique charm to
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Beaver Falls County Park

16. Beaver Falls County Park

29mi from Granite Falls · 21 sites · Morton, MN
Beaver Falls County Park stands out as a unique camping destination, offering a blend of rustic charm and natural beauty across its 20 campsites. These sites are thoughtfully divided into two distinct areas: the horse camp and the recreational area. The horse camp is nestled within scenic wooded ravines and features essential amenities such as horse ties, manure bunkers, and the picturesque Beaver Creek, making it an ideal spot for equestrian enthusiasts. Meanwhile, the upper section of the park showcases the Beaver Creek Recreational Area, which is perfect for families and outdoor adventurers alike. Both camping areas are equipped with shelters, restrooms, and water facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. Campers can enjoy cozy fire pits for evening gatherings and take advantage of the extensive multi-use trails available for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. With its diverse offerings and natural surroundings, Beaver Falls County Park is a fantastic choice for those seeking an outdoor escape.
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Granite Falls packs a punch for RV campers—over 640 spots tailored to rolling rigs, all within striking distance of the Minnesota River’s fishing holes, snowmobile trails, and winding hiking paths. Water and electricity hookups come standard at most sites, and campfires are welcome if you want to end your day with a flame. Budget-minded? You’ll find sites as low as $15 a night, with an average price around $30. Locals swear by Pearsons Century Farm (104 reviews) for its open fields and riverbank access, Mn River Valley Sanctuary (55 reviews) for its quiet woodland edges, and The Auntie's Grove at Moonstone (48 reviews) if you want a wooded retreat with hiking right out your door. You’ll find options that fit big rigs or small trailers, with hookups ready for those long-haul stays. Granite Falls is no-frills, practical, and ready for your next RV trip.

99% (239)

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Prairie Grace Stays

8. Prairie Grace Stays

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42mi from Granite Falls · 1 site · Tent, RV · Correll, MN
This secluded acreage offers a tranquil escape, tucked away in a serene grove of mature trees, surrounded by expansive prairie fields. A winding creek meanders through the property, adding to the peaceful, natural setting. The land is teeming with wildlife, creating a perfect retreat for nature lovers. Conveniently located just off the Minnsota Highway 7, the property offers easy access while maintaining its sense of privacy. It’s also in close proximity to fishing at numberous lakes and rivers and hunting spots for water fowl, pheasants and deer, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both seclusion and adventure. The area around Appleton, MN, is known for its hunting and wildlife, particularly waterfowl, but also deer. The Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management Area (WMA), located near Appleton, is a popular spot for observing migrating flocks of geese and ducks, and it also supports a deer population.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$43
 / night
Kandiyohi County Park East

14. Kandiyohi County Park East

34mi from Granite Falls · 99 sites · Lake Lillian, MN
Welcome to Kandiyohi County, a unique vacation destination where outdoor enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the beauty of numerous freshwater lakes, perfect for boating, fishing, and camping. With easy access from any of the six county parks, Kandiyohi County offers a serene escape into nature. Rich in history, Kandiyohi County invites you to explore its deep-rooted Indian culture. The name "Kandiyohi" originates from an Indian word meaning "where the buffalo fish abound." This area was historically a vital hunting and fishing ground for both the Sioux and Chippewa tribes, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past. One of the highlights of the county is Big Kandiyohi County Park East, located on the eastern shore of Big Kandiyohi Lake. This park features a beautiful sandy swimming beach and excellent shoreline fishing opportunities. Anglers can expect to catch walleye, northern pike, crappies, and bullheads from both the shore and boats. The park boasts 80 campsites and two new camper cabins, with seasonal rates available for those looking to extend their stay. Conveniently situated just 18 miles south of Willmar and 6 miles north of Lake Lillian on County Road 8, Big Kandiyohi County Park East is the perfect spot for
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Ambush City Park

15. Ambush City Park

35mi from Granite Falls · 20 sites · Benson, MN
Nestled in a historically rich area, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The region was once the disputed territory of the Chippewa and Sioux tribes, where raiding parties created a challenging environment for early settlers. The first white explorer to traverse the future Benson area was Gideon S. Pond, an Indian missionary who sought to understand the local tribes' customs while accompanying a hunting party along the Chippewa River. It wasn't until after the Great Sioux Uprising that western Minnesota became a safe haven for white settlers. Ole Corneiliusen, a Norwegian immigrant, is believed to be the first permanent resident of the Benson area, arriving in 1866. By this time, the railroad had extended from Minneapolis to Delano, paving the way for increased settlement in western Minnesota. The early development of Benson and Swift County was closely tied to the railroad's expansion. In 1869, A.W. Lathrop and W.V. Lathrop opened the first general store in anticipation of the railroad's arrival. By 1870, the railroad had reached a designated trading center named "Benson," honoring a notable politician from Anoka. This rich history adds a unique charm to
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Toilets
Beaver Falls County Park

16. Beaver Falls County Park

29mi from Granite Falls · 21 sites · Morton, MN
Beaver Falls County Park stands out as a unique camping destination, offering a blend of rustic charm and natural beauty across its 20 campsites. These sites are thoughtfully divided into two distinct areas: the horse camp and the recreational area. The horse camp is nestled within scenic wooded ravines and features essential amenities such as horse ties, manure bunkers, and the picturesque Beaver Creek, making it an ideal spot for equestrian enthusiasts. Meanwhile, the upper section of the park showcases the Beaver Creek Recreational Area, which is perfect for families and outdoor adventurers alike. Both camping areas are equipped with shelters, restrooms, and water facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. Campers can enjoy cozy fire pits for evening gatherings and take advantage of the extensive multi-use trails available for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. With its diverse offerings and natural surroundings, Beaver Falls County Park is a fantastic choice for those seeking an outdoor escape.
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