The best river, stream, or creek camping near Morris

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River camping in Morris puts you close to the water and even closer to the action. With over 130 riverside camping options, you can snag a spot where you’ll hear the current at night and cast a line by sunrise. Average sites go for $30 a night, but you’ll find some tucked-away gems as low as $15. Campsites like The Auntie's Grove at Moonstone (48 reviews), Moon valley camping (7 reviews), and Swift Falls County Park (4 reviews) keep campers coming back for easy river access, clear skies, and quiet mornings. Most spots welcome pets, allow campfires, and have showers, so you don’t have to rough it. Bring your fishing rod or binoculars—locals know these banks are packed with trout and waterfowl. When the snow hits, swap boots for snowshoes and keep your eyes peeled for deer tracks along the bank.

100% (74) 31 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Morris

6. Prairie Grace Stays

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27mi from Morris · 1 site · Tent, RV
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
Picnic table
from 
$43
 / night

River camping in Morris puts you close to the water and even closer to the action. With over 130 riverside camping options, you can snag a spot where you’ll hear the current at night and cast a line by sunrise. Average sites go for $30 a night, but you’ll find some tucked-away gems as low as $15. Campsites like The Auntie's Grove at Moonstone (48 reviews), Moon valley camping (7 reviews), and Swift Falls County Park (4 reviews) keep campers coming back for easy river access, clear skies, and quiet mornings. Most spots welcome pets, allow campfires, and have showers, so you don’t have to rough it. Bring your fishing rod or binoculars—locals know these banks are packed with trout and waterfowl. When the snow hits, swap boots for snowshoes and keep your eyes peeled for deer tracks along the bank.

100% (74) 31 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Morris

6. Prairie Grace Stays

100%
(2)
27mi from Morris · 1 site · Tent, RV
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
Picnic table
from 
$43
 / night

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