# The Edge

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- **Location:** Rochester, Minnesota, United States
- **Price:** from $15.00/night
- **Rating:** 94% recommend (240 reviews)
- **Sites:** 5
- **Size:** 6 acres
- **Host:** Edward K.

## Overview

This 6 acre farm used to be a sod farm, and then a Christmas tree farm. Camping provided is in the remnants of the uncut Christmas tree forest which is about 6 acres. Small little get away from Rochester. Airport traffic, but it is enjoyable. 10 minutes to downtown Rochester. PLEASE KEEP DOGS OFF OF THE BEDS IN THE CABIN.

## Highlights

- **Family-friendly:** Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

## Amenities

- **Amenities:** Pets, Toilets, Campfires, Picnic table
- **RV amenities:** Generators
- **Activities:** Hiking, Wildlife watching
- **Terrain:** River, stream, or creek

## Sites

- **Log Cabin at the Edge** (cabin, up to 6 guests, $60.00/night)
- **Site 1 - The Edge** (rv-tent, up to 6 guests, $25.00/night)
- **Site 4/walk in** (tents, up to 6 guests, $25.00/night)
- **Grill with shelter -not a camp site** (tents, up to 10 guests, $15.00/night)
- **Site 2/walk in** (tents, up to 6 guests, $25.00/night)

## Recent reviews

> It is right near the airport, and planes did fly right overhead. However, things quieted down by at least 9 or 10. I liked this place.
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> - Amy C., October 25, 2026

> Nice cabin for a cozy weekend.
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> - Ed K., October 18, 2026

> Exactly what we were looking for. Easy to find, easy to get to the Mayo Clinic, safe, quiet, private. Edward has spent a lot of time and effort to make this a comfortable and welcoming place. Please check it out. Especially after the maddening construction conditions near the clinic.
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> - Thomas  H., September 2, 2026

> Nice site but the trees are so low I have hole in my roof and scratches all the way down the side of my 30’ trailer now. I had to use a chainsaw to cut branches off several trees just to be able to pass. I will not stay here again. The entrance to the site is angled the wrong way and is narrow. You have to back in from a road about 10-12’ wide. I wouldn’t take anything bigger than a pop up camper here in its current condition.
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> - Michael V., August 23, 2026

> This was actually my first Hipcamp. I rolled in off of I 90 on a cross-country trip, mile and a half north of the highway, and there it was, better than advertised. I had it all to myself, which would’ve been fine if I had to share, but I didn’t. It was getting on in the day, but I walked around the area and realized I was encased in a cornfield. I stayed in site 1 with my truck camper, the tent options looked real nice as well. Never saw a single person. Rolled out early and called it a success story.
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> - Erik L., July 24, 2026