Chippewa National Forest & Campgrounds
Chippewa National Forest Campgrounds
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Chippewa National Forest & Campgrounds
200 Ash Ave NWCass Lake, MN 56633
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Camping in the Chippewa National Forest can range from a starry night in the backcountry to a developed campground with paved bike trails and hot showers. Chippewa National Forest has 21 campgrounds and 100 backcountry camping sites. Developed Campground facilities vary from sites with electricity and running water to rustic campgrounds with vault toilets and hand pump water wells. Each campsite has a picnic table, fire ring and tent pad. Sites are open for both tent and RV sites. Backcountry sites can be accessed by foot, boat or car. Campers choose the experience! Visitors can camp throughout the year, but note that most developed campgrounds are open May thru September, with three campgrounds open into mid-October.
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The spa at Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis
Northern lights over a houseboat in Voyageurs National Park
Camping in the Superior National Forest / Alyssa Hei
An aerial shot of a fall drive through Frontenac State Park / BJ Schulz
Credit: Ely Area Tourism Bureau
Shop and stroll on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, a charming retail district just minutes from downtown / Melanie Graves
At 115 miles long, the Paul Bunyan State Trail is Minnesota's longest continuous rail-trail
Pheasant hunters in a field with a tracking dog / Jessica Brouillette
Pedal on remote dirt roads and trails in the Chippewa National Forest / Micah Kvidt
Take a scenic loop on Wilderness Drive around Itasca State Park
Superior National Forest bikepacking / Tom Thulen
At 115 miles long, the Paul Bunyan State Trail is Minnesota's longest continuous rail-trail
Bring your dog to the posh Lora Hotel in downtown Stillwater / Paul Vincent
The Classic's signature, par 3 seventeenth hole / Dan Thornberg, Courtesy of Madden's Resort
Boat fishing in Lake Margaret in the Brainerd Lakes Area / Paul Vincent