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Best Minnesota Camper Cabins

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This Minnesota guidebook offers firsthand advice about cabin camping in over 100 locations throughout the state, including cabin ratings, features, amenities, park highlights, and more.
  • 11 April 2017
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Enjoy nature in comfort!

Cabin camping is more comfortable than tent camping, and Minnesota is the perfect place to do it. Outdoors writer Tom Watson shares what he’s learned while personally visiting and inspecting 98 camper cabins throughout the state. Get firsthand advice about each site, including cabin ratings, features, amenities, park highlights, and more. Most camper cabins are open to the public and situated in wild places like Jay Cooke and Forestville/Mystery Cave state parks. Plus, there’s a special section on yurts, a unique camping option. With this great guide, you’ll be out in nature but with a solid roof overhead—and maybe even a porch to view your own slice of paradise. It’s easy to hike, paddle, camp, and enjoy Minnesota’s pristine lakes, deep forests, and wild rivers right outside your camper cabin’s front door.

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Price: $14.95
Pages: 144
Publisher: Adventure Publications
Imprint: Adventure Publications
Publication Date: 11 April 2017
Trim Size: 8.50 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9781591937210
Format: Paperback
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Tom Watson is an award-winning freelance writer specializing in a variety of outdoor topics: kayaking, camping, self-reliance, and more. He is the author of Best Tent Camping: Minnesota and 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as a book on self-reliance in the outdoors and a children’s book on paddling. He is an active member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers. Tom’s appreciation of Minnesota’s state parks began as a forestry student at the University of Minnesota where he spent two field campus sessions in cabins at Lake Itasca and Cloquet. As an avid camper and naturalist, he has visited every state park in the system.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

CAMPER CABIN DESTINATIONS, BY INTEREST

OVERVIEW MAP

  • Afton State Park
  • Baker Park Reserve
  • Banning State Park
  • Bear Head Lake State Park
  • Beaver Creek Valley State Park
  • Big Bog State Recreation Area
  • Brown Park South
  • Bunker Hills Regional Park
  • Chippewa County Park
  • Crow Wing State Park
  • East Bearskin Lake National Forest Campground
  • Elm Creek Park Reserve
  • Flandrau State Park
  • Forestville State Park/Mystery Cave
  • Glacial Lakes State Park
  • Glendalough State Park
  • Gunflint Pines Cabins
  • Hayes Lake State Park
  • Hok-Si-La Municipal Park
  • Jay Cooke State Park
  • Lac Qui Parle State Park
  • Lake Bemidji State Park
  • Lake Carlos State Park
  • Lake Koronis County Park
  • Lake Maria State Park
  • Lake Shetek State Park
  • Maplewood State Park
  • Mille Lacs Kathio State Park
  • Minneopa State Park
  • Myre-Big Island State Park
  • Ojiketa Regional Park
  • Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve
  • Sakatah State Park
  • “Sandy Beach” Cabin
  • Savanna Portage State Park
  • Sibley State Park
  • True North Basecamp Cabins
  • Whitetail Woods Regional Park
  • Whitewater State Park
  • Wild River State Park
  • William O’Brien State Park

    • YURTS: ANOTHER LODGING OPTION

  • State Park Yurts
  • Private Yurts

Camper cabins Checklist

ABOUT THE AUTHOR