The best glamping sites in Myre - Big Island State Park, MN
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Top-rated campsites near Myre - Big Island State Park
Spring Valley Ponds
1. Spring Valley Ponds
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47mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Plenty of outdoor spaces to hike, bike, fish, canoe, and paddleboard! Property adjoins to a bike trail that will take you into town and varies other places including a newly installed 18 hole Frisbee Golf Course.
From Turtles, to Eagles, chances are you will see both during your stay, along with a deer or 2. A nature lover's paradise, you'll have the opportunity to fish or simply relax and take in the serene surroundings. Guests are welcome to fish the ponds, but it is limited to catch and release only. We trust that all guest will be respectful of this policy and of the land. Spring Valley creek Runs along the property and guests are welcome to fish that as well.
There are seven camping sites to choose from - one of which is even located on its own island! Imagine waking up to the sound of birds chirping and the gentle rustle of leaves as you take in the breathtaking views.
Located in Spring Valley just a half a mile outside of town, and just a 30 minute drive to the charming, quaint town of Lanesboro. Plenty of shopping and places to eat! This is the perfect place to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. But If you want more of the city experience, Rochester is an easy 35-minute drive away and offers all the amenities and experiences of a bigger city.
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Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
2. Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
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41mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 1 site
Hidden Springs Hideaway is a little oasis, nestled in the woods. Located in southeastern Minnesota's driftless region, where you are surrounded by rolling green hills, the Zumbro River and limestone bluffs.
Only a half-mile to the quaint town of Mantorville (some call it the Stars Hollow of Minnesota) where you'll find a cute coffee shop, antique stores, a breakfast spot in an old school house, a park on the river, a restaurant built in the 1850s and a saloon with drinks and live music.
The Hidden Spring Hideaway is an off-grid, sustainable glamping experience set on a 25-acre working homestead just 15 miles west of Rochester, MN. Along with forest views and trails, don’t be surprised if a few friendly chickens wander by to say hello. Enjoy a pot of coffee or a bottle of wine, among the trees.
The bell-shaped canvas tent provides private sleeping accommodations for two (a real queen bed, not an air mattress), an outdoor kitchen space and a gravel patio to relax with a campfire. The property offers walking trails throughout the 25-acre woods with mature trees, an array of birds, flowers, a food forest, wildcraft medicinal herbs and the Zumbro River for guest enjoyment. If you would like a tour of the woodland property, one of the site hosts - Steve (a tree expert), would gladly show you around the land. Please send a message and we will arrange this for you.
Please note, the Hidden Spring Hideaway has no running water or electricity. Everything is run on solar, rechargeable batteries and propane. There is adequate lighting inside and outside, plus lanterns, flashlights and headlamps for your use. For drinking, cooking and washing, there is a three-gallon cooler full of water for you. You're welcome to bring more of your own water as well or there is a convenience store a half-mile down the road (Casey's). There is a new outhouse on the property that includes a bench seat toilet. There is compostable material provided to sprinkle in after you finish your business. Handwashing supplies are provided.
Firewood is available for purchase. $5 a bundle. Please message me at least a day before your stay to reserve and it will be delivered to the site.
Add-on a sauna + cold plunge experience for $75.
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1854 * 7th Gen Farm * Cowboy Casita
3. 1854 * 7th Gen Farm * Cowboy Casita
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44mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 1 site
TINY HOME BARN APARTMENT ON 25 ACRE NATURE PRESERVE with 5 miles of trails on site.
LOCATED IN MINNESOTA, 30 MINUTES WEST OF ROCHESTER. 1 hr. from MSP.
Delight in the design, beauty, and authenticity of our 171-year-old family farm; now organic, sustainable, solar-powered and chemical free. Stay comfortably in the Cowboy Casita, a small handcrafted tiny home apartment built into the 75-year-old barn we call THE OUTRIDER.
Established in 1854, we're one of only a handful of Century Farms that remain in Minnesota. This Pioneer Property boasts 25 PRIVATELY OWNED acres for you to freely roam.
Homesteaded since 1854, the Farm has been chemical free since 1985. We are closing in on 2 centuries here.
Certified as a National Wildlife Habitat. We plant food plots with our wildlife friends in mind. We produce our own honey. We cater to pollinators. Some foraging is ok.
Enjoy the abundance of animals and birds in the heavily wooded pristine moors at the bottom of the hill. Bluffs, creek, Medieval Forest; pastures are used
for organic, chemical-free hay farming.
You have access to privately owned portion of the Richard Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest.
Authentic experiences on trails, cliffs, creek, meadows, wetlands, moors, prairie all in their natural state. Leave no trace. Be mindful of wildlife and considerate of others.
Mountain bikes are allowed on the trails. We can host horses in Guest stalls and space for trailers for endurance equine sports.
Learn more about this land:
* 1 bed/1 bath 5* rated rustic tiny
* Highest cleaning protocols.
* Entire unit is yours; not shared.
* Unit is a small apartment built into a barn.
* Access to shared laundry, shared gym. Private patio with firepit/grate/BBQ
* 25 acres of farm has been carved out as Nature Preserve.
* 5-star Airbnb when not a Hipcamp spot
* Good Internet
* Self-Check-In.
Enjoy locally sourced snacks - WHEN AVAILABLE -- provided by your Hosts.
Whimsically curated decor with a tongue-in-cheek nod to cowboy roots.
Put on sturdy shoes and stroll down to the scenic creek; you've been transported back in time.
Nearby Mantorville: coffee shop, saloon, nice dining room, ice cream, antiques. Pine Island is the start of the Douglas Trail for bikes.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Myre - Big Island State Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Myre - Big Island State Park
Spring Valley Ponds
1. Spring Valley Ponds
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(22)
47mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Plenty of outdoor spaces to hike, bike, fish, canoe, and paddleboard! Property adjoins to a bike trail that will take you into town and varies other places including a newly installed 18 hole Frisbee Golf Course.
From Turtles, to Eagles, chances are you will see both during your stay, along with a deer or 2. A nature lover's paradise, you'll have the opportunity to fish or simply relax and take in the serene surroundings. Guests are welcome to fish the ponds, but it is limited to catch and release only. We trust that all guest will be respectful of this policy and of the land. Spring Valley creek Runs along the property and guests are welcome to fish that as well.
There are seven camping sites to choose from - one of which is even located on its own island! Imagine waking up to the sound of birds chirping and the gentle rustle of leaves as you take in the breathtaking views.
Located in Spring Valley just a half a mile outside of town, and just a 30 minute drive to the charming, quaint town of Lanesboro. Plenty of shopping and places to eat! This is the perfect place to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. But If you want more of the city experience, Rochester is an easy 35-minute drive away and offers all the amenities and experiences of a bigger city.
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Campfires
Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
2. Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
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41mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 1 site
Hidden Springs Hideaway is a little oasis, nestled in the woods. Located in southeastern Minnesota's driftless region, where you are surrounded by rolling green hills, the Zumbro River and limestone bluffs.
Only a half-mile to the quaint town of Mantorville (some call it the Stars Hollow of Minnesota) where you'll find a cute coffee shop, antique stores, a breakfast spot in an old school house, a park on the river, a restaurant built in the 1850s and a saloon with drinks and live music.
The Hidden Spring Hideaway is an off-grid, sustainable glamping experience set on a 25-acre working homestead just 15 miles west of Rochester, MN. Along with forest views and trails, don’t be surprised if a few friendly chickens wander by to say hello. Enjoy a pot of coffee or a bottle of wine, among the trees.
The bell-shaped canvas tent provides private sleeping accommodations for two (a real queen bed, not an air mattress), an outdoor kitchen space and a gravel patio to relax with a campfire. The property offers walking trails throughout the 25-acre woods with mature trees, an array of birds, flowers, a food forest, wildcraft medicinal herbs and the Zumbro River for guest enjoyment. If you would like a tour of the woodland property, one of the site hosts - Steve (a tree expert), would gladly show you around the land. Please send a message and we will arrange this for you.
Please note, the Hidden Spring Hideaway has no running water or electricity. Everything is run on solar, rechargeable batteries and propane. There is adequate lighting inside and outside, plus lanterns, flashlights and headlamps for your use. For drinking, cooking and washing, there is a three-gallon cooler full of water for you. You're welcome to bring more of your own water as well or there is a convenience store a half-mile down the road (Casey's). There is a new outhouse on the property that includes a bench seat toilet. There is compostable material provided to sprinkle in after you finish your business. Handwashing supplies are provided.
Firewood is available for purchase. $5 a bundle. Please message me at least a day before your stay to reserve and it will be delivered to the site.
Add-on a sauna + cold plunge experience for $75.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
1854 * 7th Gen Farm * Cowboy Casita
3. 1854 * 7th Gen Farm * Cowboy Casita
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(9)
44mi from Myre - Big Island State Park · 1 site
TINY HOME BARN APARTMENT ON 25 ACRE NATURE PRESERVE with 5 miles of trails on site.
LOCATED IN MINNESOTA, 30 MINUTES WEST OF ROCHESTER. 1 hr. from MSP.
Delight in the design, beauty, and authenticity of our 171-year-old family farm; now organic, sustainable, solar-powered and chemical free. Stay comfortably in the Cowboy Casita, a small handcrafted tiny home apartment built into the 75-year-old barn we call THE OUTRIDER.
Established in 1854, we're one of only a handful of Century Farms that remain in Minnesota. This Pioneer Property boasts 25 PRIVATELY OWNED acres for you to freely roam.
Homesteaded since 1854, the Farm has been chemical free since 1985. We are closing in on 2 centuries here.
Certified as a National Wildlife Habitat. We plant food plots with our wildlife friends in mind. We produce our own honey. We cater to pollinators. Some foraging is ok.
Enjoy the abundance of animals and birds in the heavily wooded pristine moors at the bottom of the hill. Bluffs, creek, Medieval Forest; pastures are used
for organic, chemical-free hay farming.
You have access to privately owned portion of the Richard Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest.
Authentic experiences on trails, cliffs, creek, meadows, wetlands, moors, prairie all in their natural state. Leave no trace. Be mindful of wildlife and considerate of others.
Mountain bikes are allowed on the trails. We can host horses in Guest stalls and space for trailers for endurance equine sports.
Learn more about this land:
* 1 bed/1 bath 5* rated rustic tiny
* Highest cleaning protocols.
* Entire unit is yours; not shared.
* Unit is a small apartment built into a barn.
* Access to shared laundry, shared gym. Private patio with firepit/grate/BBQ
* 25 acres of farm has been carved out as Nature Preserve.
* 5-star Airbnb when not a Hipcamp spot
* Good Internet
* Self-Check-In.
Enjoy locally sourced snacks - WHEN AVAILABLE -- provided by your Hosts.
Whimsically curated decor with a tongue-in-cheek nod to cowboy roots.
Put on sturdy shoes and stroll down to the scenic creek; you've been transported back in time.
Nearby Mantorville: coffee shop, saloon, nice dining room, ice cream, antiques. Pine Island is the start of the Douglas Trail for bikes.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Valeria
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
This site has everything you could possibly need and more! The yurt has a beautiful set up inside, very cozy and comfortable. It was so nice to have a clean outhouse to use whenever needed. The trails nearby are absolutely stunning, especially with the pretty fall colors. Amanda provided so much helpful information- it is clear that they care for this land and we thank her for sharing it with us!
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Kendra
September 2025
2 nights at Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
This was a great place to escape to for some time in nature, while being close to town if you need to run and get anything! The campsite is set up so well with a lot of nice amenities. Loved the decor and set up in the tent. The lavender spray was a great touch! And the property to explore and immerse yourself further into nature was so wonderful! I heard and saw so many different bird species at the site and further into the property. When I was relaxing by the river a blue heron flew by a few times, also a juvenile bald eagle and adult bald eagle, I heard some turkeys and I saw 2 deer! It also rained for a little bit and it was sooo relaxing to read my book and listen to the drops hitting the tent. It was the perfect place to spend some time reconnecting to myself and nature!
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Matt
June 2025
Weekend Trip to 1854 * 7th Gen Farm * Cowboy Casita
This is a Great place. Ashley and Terry were great hosts. we loved it.
we would stary here again and again. they made sure we had everything we needed.
thanks again.
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Greg
May 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Spring Hideaway - Glamping
We were looking for seclusion and that's what we found here! Absolutely amazing experience. The tent, bathroom, battery and solar-powered lights and the whole property was so clean and well maintained. The mattress in the tent was Very comfortable! I forgot my fan, but there was a battery powered fan in the tent that provided the perfect sound i needed to sleep. The walking trails down to a creek and River were breathtaking, encountered a deer and several beautiful birds on our hike. I would highly recommend this campsite to anyone looking to escape this busy and crazy world. Find the trail map in a folder in the tent, explore the trails A Find The Oasis! You won't regret it.
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· February 2017
If you paddle into the canoe in sites , bring DRY wood with you . There will be some wood at the sites for you but it could be wet . Cover your wood with a garbage bag or tarp to keep it dry for your stay . OR , just make sure you have your backpacking stove along so you can cook your food :) This lake is very shallow and I didn't think the fishing would be good .
Paula B.
9 years on Hipcamp
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