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Ham Lake Resort

10 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Ham Lake, MN
Ham Lake Resort in Minnesota, just a short drive from the Twin Cities, is an excellent choice for a camping getaway. The resort boasts over 100 RV sites with full hookup options, tent sites, and cabin rentals, providing a range of accommodations to suit different preferences. The amenities at Ham Lake are top-notch, including boat docks, laundry facilities, a picnic area, and a dedicated play area for dogs. For recreation, campers can enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, horseshoes, a playground for kids, and numerous planned activities throughout the weekends. The beautiful lake offers opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boating, ensuring that there's never a dull moment. Beyond the resort, there are plenty of exciting activities to explore nearby. Nature lovers can go horseback riding or visit the stunning state parks in the area. Families can have a blast at Bunker Beach Water Park, while those looking for a more relaxed day can visit Willow Tree Winery for some wine tasting. The Mall of America, just a short drive away, offers endless entertainment with dining options, the Crayola Experience, Sea Life Aquarium, and Nickelodeon Universe. For a cultural outing, the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden features over 50 unique sculptures perfect for a leisurely stroll and some great photos. The nearby Como Park Zoo and Conservatory is another fantastic spot, offering a chance to see a variety of animals and enjoy an amusement park.
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Crooked Arbor Cottage & Gardens

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Pine City, MN
Midway between the Twin Cities and Duluth, an ideal getaway. A semi-rustic stay dawns with the next-door rooster's crow, then walk the meditation circle; swing in hammocks; admire sunrise and sunset from the Cottage or front stoop; consume in-season veggies/herbs or preserved foods; play yard games; build a campfire; walk on walking path at the front of the driveway, which will take you to the Snake River; or road trip to nearby parks. Perfect for writers/artists; nature lovers; and those desiring rest, respite, and reprieve. PLEASE READ to be sure the Cottage is the right fit for you :). You might consider it ‘camping with comforts’: o The one-room, 250-square-foot tiny cottage, is located in my backyard, behind the house, next to the gardens, and holds the following: • a writer's/artist's nook, brightened by a woodsy view from the Emily Dickinson-ish desk • an intimate kitchenette with Breville air fryer, two-burner cooktop, cookware, and staples (many harvested from the gardens) • a living area with sofa (futon), beverage station, and games • a lofted reading nook that seconds as a cozier-than-ever bed ((cozy means COZY - long legs may have to slightly bend due to the slanting of the roof (I’m 5’ 9” and fit well); two people in the loft will sleep near and dear)) ~Together, the loft and futon SNUGGLY, SNUGGLY sleep up to four o The Cottage’s porch will greet you, and you may find solitude in the back, taking in the maple-ash-oak view o The shed behind the Cottage has outdoor games, such as corn-hole bags and Yahtzee, and the sandbox has a handful of toys o During the cooler months, the Cottage is kept toasty by the electric fireplace and a small, but mighty, space heater, and in the warmer months, it is cooled by the window air conditioner o The Cottage DOES NOT have running water; though, a filled vessel will be ready for you o The bathroom facilities are limited to the porta-potty located about 100 feet from the Cottage (please see images); there IS NOT a shower, and again, no running water o Pets are welcome; however, I do request that dogs are on leash as I have grand-dogs who visit often and to ensure my neighbors’ properties are respected - if you are bringing your pet(s), please select the Pet Cleaning Fee in Extras
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Hazel hills

2 sites · Lodging, Tents7 acres · Somerset, WI
Enjoy our back lot for a private campsite which borders a prairie preserve. Watch the deer come in the morning and evening and listen to our friendly, happy hens cluck away, not to mention all the beautiful song birds. We are happy to share our golf clubs and balls to hit a few into the field. Our kids love it! Tree coverage along with an open field. We cut the field to offer a walking trail to the prairie preserve. There is a tree surronded, very private tent site for tenters, but if you have a camper you can find a spot that works best for you! (The tent site is very private and a camper would not fit.) We are a short 10 min drive to Stillwater but there is so much to do in Somerset! Take a walk around the prairie preserve and kayak down the apple river, but don’t forget the local brewery and boutique shop. There is some great fishing on local lakes in the area as well. We offer a 30 amp electric hook up and our hose for water. We also have a shower tent with a camping porta potty.
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If you're looking for a camping adventure near Zimmerman, Minnesota, with your furry friend by your side, Hipcamp has over 470 options that cater to pets. From forest campgrounds to cozy cabin retreats, you'll find the perfect accommodation to suit your needs. With top-rated campsites like Prairie Creek Forest Campground (202 reviews), Stone Creek Farm (116 reviews), and Daniel's Cabin Retreat (108 reviews), you can trust the opinions of fellow campers. Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, pet-friendly spaces, and toilets, while getting your adrenaline fix with activities such as whitewater paddling, fishing, and off-roading. Experience the great outdoors at an average price of $40 per night, with options as low as $5. Happy camping!