Camden
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Camden State Park offers much for visitors to enjoy. Fish for brown trout in the Redwood River or bass and bluegill in Brawner Lake. Hike the trails or cool off in the spring-fed pool. Walk along the wooded river valley, climb the Dakota Valley Trail to the lookout for great fall colors, or go canoeing on Brawner Lake.
Woodlands, maples, basswoods, oaks, and cottonwoods, dominate this park. Sun-drenched prairies, grasslands, and marshes offer added diversity. The park provides picnic areas, campgrounds (drive-in, horseback, and group), swimming, hiking, and cross-country skiing.
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Visitor Alert!ROAD CONSTRUCTION! State Highway 23 access to Camden State Park will be under construction until October 15, 2010. Expect delays on Highway 23 from Marshall to Lynd, and a detour from Lynd to Camden from the north and from Russell to Camden from the south. Signs will be in place for the turns to access the park along the detour route. The detour will likely add about 2 miles to your drive to the park. Brawner Lake may only be accessible by foot or bike during part or all of the construction. Please call the park directly @ 507-865-4530 with any questions. |
Park NotesGift Cards:Purchase a Minnesota State Parks Gift Card. Firewood Restrictions Information:Minnesota has enacted legislation that restricts firewood being brought to or used on DNR lands. Learn more and review vendor lists. Birders:Bird Checklist at Camden State Park. Friends of Camden State Park:The Friends of Camden State Park support and sponsor many activities and projects at the park. Membership is open to individuals and organizations interested in supporting Camden. Call the park at 507-865-4530 for membership information. |
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Hours
Best time to contact someone at the park: Spring: Daily; 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Contact
1897 Camden Park Road
Lynd, MN 56157
tel: 507-865-4530
fax: 507-865-4608
email: camdenstatepark@frontiernet.net
Getting There
Go 3 miles southwest of Lynd on Hwy 23 or from Marshall, go 10 miles south on Hwy 23.

