Glacial Lakes State Park
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Stand on top of the scenic glacial hills and experience the vast, open prairie which once dominated Minnesota. Wildflowers and prairie grasses blanket the landscape from spring through fall.
Swim, fish or boat (electric motors only) in the fresh, clear waters of 56-acre Singalness Lake. Canoe rental is available. A shady, spacious campground is available; horseback riders and backpack campers can camp at the trail center and at remote sites. A picnic area deck overlooks Singalness Lake.
Tell me more about this park's wildlife, history, geology and landscape.
Visitor Alert!CAMPGROUND CLOSURE DUE TO ROAD WORK CLOSED May 27-June 27, 2013The Lower Campground, Oakridge Campground, Coneflower Cabin, Friends Cabin, and the Oak backpack site are all closed due to campground road construction. DURRING ROAD CONSTRUCTION THE SHOWER BUILDING WILL BE CLOSED. FOR ALTERNITIVE CAMPING OPTIONS DURING THE CONSTRUCTION CONTACT THE PARK DIRECTLY. |
Park Notes
Virtual Tour:Take a virtual tour. It's a great tool to help you plan your next trip to the park! Learn more about the park:Read an article about Glacial Lakes: Lake Country on Two Wheels Gift Card: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. Your footprint on the park:Please practice the "Leave No Trace" philosophy. Thank you! Park is Open Year-round:Glacial Lakes State Park has year-round opportunities! Camping is also available year-round. Birders:Bird Checklist |
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Hours
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For information, call the park at 320-239-2860. Please leave a message if no one is available and someone will return your call.
Contact
25022 County Road 41
Starbuck, MN 56381
tel: 320-239-2860
fax: 320-239-4605
email: glaciallakes.statepark@state.mn.us
Getting There
From the town of Starbuck, go 3 miles south on Highway 29, then 2 miles south on County Road 41.


