Lodging: Camper Cabins

A Minnesota State Park hidden treasure!

Camper cabins are rustic, one-room wooden cabins that provide basic shelter for visitors who want a "camping out" experience but prefer not to deal with a tent.

Each 12 by 16 foot cabin contains a table, benches, and wooden bunkbeds with mattresses. Most cabins have a screened porch.

See locations and details for each camper cabin.
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Rates:

  • $45 per night for basic cabins (no electricity)
  • $50 per night for cabins with electricity and/or heat

Reservations:

NOTICE! The Minnesota state parks online reservation system is being upgraded and will become available again March 1.
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  • Reservation details

    • Details:

    • Check-in: 3 p.m.
    • Check-out: 1 p.m.
    • Bathrooms: Camper Cabins do not have indoor plumbing but are located in or near the park's campground, where seasonal restrooms, showers, and drinking water are available. Vault toilets are available year-round at all locations.
    • Capacity: Up to 6 people (up to 5 people in wheelchair-accessible cabins).
    • Cooking: All cabins have a picnic table, fire ring, and grill for outdoor cooking. No cooking is allowed inside the cabins, except for crockpots and coffeepots.
    • Electricity: Many Camper Cabins have electricity.
    • Heat: Some Camper Cabins are heated for year-round use.
    • Firewood: Can be purchased at the park office. Minnesota restricts firewood being brought to or used on DNR lands. More information and vendor list
    • Pets: Not allowed in Camper Cabins.
    • Smoking: All cabins are smoke free.

    Remember to bring:

    • Sleeping bags or other bedding
    • Cookware
    • Plates, cups, and eating utensils
    • Flashlight
    • Matches

    thumbnail graphic of PDF map that shows statewide camper cabin locations

    Statewide camper cabin map This is a PDF file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download it.