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🌿 Oak Crest RV Getaway

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22mi from Sibley State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Glenwood, MN
🌿 Oak Crest RV Getaway | Near Glenwood, MN 🌿 Welcome to our peaceful retreat tucked away in the rolling countryside near Glenwood, Minnesota. Whether you're seeking a quiet weekend away or a memorable group gathering, our private RV-friendly property offers a restful escape in nature. 🏕️ RV Sites Only We currently offer three spacious RV sites, each thoughtfully equipped for comfort and convenience: 50-amp electric hookups Water hookups Easy access for large RVs Open space to stretch out and enjoy the outdoors 🌲 On-Site Amenities Dog-Friendly Walking Path: Take a scenic stroll with your pup along our quiet nature path Hammock Zone: Kick back and relax under the trees Swing with a View: A guest favorite—perfect for quiet mornings or golden hour photos Wildlife Viewing: Watch for deer, birds, and other peaceful visitors 🌊 Local Attractions Just a short drive from Oak Crest, you’ll find activities for all interests: Grove Lake (minutes away): Great for swimming, fishing, and boating Glenwood (~20 mins): Lake Minnewaska Rolling Forks Vineyards Barsness Park with splash pad, trails, disc golf Pope County Museum for local history lovers 📅 Booking Information We're no longer offering the tiny home for rent, but our RV sites are open for peaceful stays and small gatherings. Contact us directly to check availability and reserve your spot. Booking early is encouraged during peak weekends. 🌾 Stay Connected Follow our journey and updates: Facebook – Oak Crest Instagram – @oakcresttinyhome
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Makers' Acres

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36mi from Sibley State Park · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging · Kimball, MN
Makers Acres is our home, our pottery studio named, Maine Prairie Studio, the Lakeside Campground, The Wedge and our camper, Andromeda. Guests are able to reserve the camper, The Wedge or Lakeside Campground to stay in. The camper is equipped with running water, electricity etc. The lakeside campground has enough space for 3 different dispersed campsites. The Wedge, is just enough for 1-2 people to stay. Since we are potters, guests are able to book some cool "Extras" at the studio. Below are the "Extras" we have available to register for. - "Come Try It" Pottery Experiences - Kayak Rentals - Paddleboard Rentals - Seasonal Garden Vegetables - Firewood - Athletic Brewing Company, NA Brews -20% Discount on our handmade pottery in our Gallery while your Hipcamping at Makers Acres. We look forward to helping you find your next hipcamping experience here at Makers Acres. During warm weather you are able to access Murray Lake from our property to swim, kayak or paddle board. During winter, we live 1/2 mile from a ski hill, Powder Ridge, which has tubing, downhill skiing and snowboarding.
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The best camping in Sibley State Park, MN guide

Overview

About

Quick getaway or Midwest paradise? You tell us! Sibley State Park packs a lot of nature into 3000 acres. Multiple lakes, 18 plus miles of hiking, and a quilt of diverse landscapes will show you Minnesota does nature right. Lake Andrew brings in the crowds for a summer escape, the view from Mount Tom makes ‘em stay. The large campgrounds offer either a wooded setting or a close proximity to the lake. Have your pick campers! Prefer cabining? They’ve got that too, year-round. Looking for an adventure? Sibley has the equation to solve your desires. Canoe + Lake = Happy Camper!

When to go

The ideal time to visit Sibley State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the park's full splendor is on display. Summer offers the perfect climate for camping and water activities. Conversely, winter can be challenging with heavy snowfall, limiting access to certain areas and activities within the park.

Know before you go

  • Highway 67 is permanently closed; follow alternative routes provided by the park for access.
  • Check in directly at your campsite upon arrival, as park staff will visit for registration.
  • Be cautious of outdated GPS routes—verify your directions with the latest park updates.
  • For any inquiries, contact the park at 651-296-6157 or email [email protected]
  • Stay updated on events and closures by signing up for the park's email updates.
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