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Prairie Creek Forest Campground
7 sites · Tents60 acres · Nerstrand, MN
Pitch your tent at one of our Walk-in campsites on 60 acres of forest or hilltop prairie along Prairie Creek in Rice County, MN. Explore the creeks, trails, forest, our enormous granite "split rock", a 60 acre county park featuring a waterfall and more trails, including a single track mountain bike course. That's 120 acres of exploring outside your tent; this campground truly offers a large amount of remote forest for recreation right on site.
Big Woods State Park is less than 2 miles away. Faribault is 8 miles and Northfield is 9 miles from our driveway; they offer dining, boutiques, and all other amenities. Nerstrand is 4.5 miles east and has a gas station and a fantastic meat market. Numerous Cannon River put-ins are within 10 miles.
Vehicles: Our main parking area by sites 1, 2, & 3 is easily accessible.
The road to the secondary parking area beside site 4 is up a very steep hill.
Kids under 16 camping with their parents do not count in pricing.
Sites are priced for one tent, please let us know if you need to have more than one tent.
A map of the land is in the photos and shows locations of sites, parking and more. All Sites are Walk-In! We have a cart you may use to haul gear in.
Site 1 is near the creek. Approximately 200 feet from main parking area. Stone fire ring and grill grate, picnic table.
Site 2 is in the pines. Approximately 200 feet from main parking area. Stone fire ring and grill grate, picnic table, this site has good hammock trees.
Site 3 is by the creek. Approximately 300 feet from main parking area. Steel fire ring, steel grill ring, picnic table, this site has good hammock trees.
Site 4 is on the hilltop. Site 4 has parking for 2 vehicles at the site. Steel fire ring with grill grate, stone fire ring, picnic table, this site has good hammock trees. This site has parking very near to the site (when weather permits).
This campground is managed by Stephen and Molly on land owned by them and their father Ted.
In 1961, Ted's parents bought this farm. Over the years, the arable land has been sold but we retained the wooded area which is crossed twice by a stream. About 20 years ago, a 60 acre county park was created to the south and west. The property is bordered on two sides by this county park.
When Ted was in high school, the family sold the dairy cows and started a bare bones horseback riding ranch using trails in these woods as riding trails. We are very excited to host campers as a way to preserve and share this beautiful property.
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Belle Creek Bluff
3 sites · Lodging, Tents28 acres · Welch, MN
Belle Creek Bluff is on 28 acres of prime land in Welch. Belle Creek runs through the middle of the property. Walk, swim, paddle, fish and explore the this beautiful spring fed trout stream. There are a number of hiking trails on the property. Bordering state lands to the east of the property provide endless exploration and hiking adventures. Hike to the top of the bluff for a spectacular view of Welch valley and the ski hill. Hiking NE along Belle Creek can you spot the old model A truck along the banks? There are eagles, falcons, finches, and many colorful birds to see.
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The Double J
5 sites · RVs, Tents71 acres · Zumbrota, MN
Welcome to the Double J!
Of the 71 acres we own, about half is tillable and the other half is woods and pastures for our horses. Within that, there is a beautiful secluded 3-acre meadow nestled down along along a beautiful 1,200 foot stretch of the Zumbro River where we have 5 spacious tent/RV campsites. While the campsites are all adjacent to each other along the river, they are each very spacious (the smallest being 100' wide and 75' deep), with some mature trees scattered around. Each sites (except Site #1) is able to accommodate up to 8 people and more than one tent or RV. There is a small meadow above all the sites where campers can play catch or other games. We provide and maintain a centrally located outhouse and keep the entire area mowed throughout the year. All sites offer great shade trees (perfectly spaced for hanging up a hammock) and access to the river - great for those hot summer days!
Water activities to be enjoyed include fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding and tubing (equipment not included). Some campers will drop in upstream at the Covered Bridge Park and float down to their campsite. The Zumbro River, especially in the fishing hole, offers great fishing including Trout, Small-mouth, Red-horse, and an occasional Northern or Sauger.
Campers are welcome to to meander out into our pastures to pet our two horses, Shiloh and Champ. Also, we are just over a mile from town where you can visit Covered Bridge Park which has a Frisbee golf course and a nice play area for younger kids.
Reserving adjacent sites, or all of the sites, makes for the ideal setting for a large family or group camp-out. In order to prevent overcrowding, we do reserve the right to limit number of sites, or campers per site based on overall parties/campers in the camping area. We will notify you if there are any limits at the time of your booking.
We enjoy being able to share our property with others, and it is our desire to promote a safe, peaceful, family-friendly environment, therefore, be sure to note, we do have a NO ALCOHOL policy.
PLEASE NOTE: Be sure to read the "RV Details" on the site information page as the road to the camping area may limit the type or size of RV due to a couple dips, a sharper curve, and it's steeper slope. Also, keep in mind, we reserve the right to cancel any reservations due to heavy rains or floods that may require our sites some additional time to dry out sufficiently.
For updates and notice of last minute cancellations be sure to follow us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/DoubleJCamping
As is customary for most campgrounds, we ask that if you bring in your own firewood that it be kiln dried. Dry firewood can be purchased for $5.00/bundle.
TIP - Being we do not reimburse campers in the event of rain (unless campground is flooded or too muddy), we highly recommend campers take advantage of Hipcamp’s Weather Guarantee option when booking. With Minnesota’s unpredictable weather it allows you to get reimbursed for any days it rains over a specified amount, even if you choose to stick out the rain! The cost is very reasonable making it almost a no-brainer!
Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions! We look forward to being able to serve you!
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Daniel's Cabin Retreat
4 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Waseca, MN
Our property North Ridge Pines is often known as The River Farm and our family became stewards of this unique and beautiful rural farm in 2014. It is a rare combination of deciduous and pine trees, prairie meadows that bloom in mid summer and fall, a small section of the LeSueur River as well as a small pond.
Our goal is to provide a small private camping get-away spot in nature for you to relax. We have 4 sites where you do not see the other sites from your location. We have a few lawn games such as bean bag toss/corn hole, croquet, as well as a canoe, 2 person kayak, and a paddle board to enjoy on the pond. The pond does not have any fish. Life jackets available for youth and adults.
The River Farm once owned by Ulysses S. Grant and purchased from former Speaker of the House Rod Searle's family. It was nicknamed the Jewel of Waseca County because of it's scenic area of the LeSueur River Valley, rolling hillside and diverse topography. Remote valley offers peace and quite with a few frogs, fireflies to enjoy in the summer nights.
Pets are allowed at the sites, but for safety please be with your pet or have your pet on a leash when here. Thanks.
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Walker's Ranch
1 site · Tent9 acres · Lakeville, MN
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Come stay and make memories on the Walker ranch, you can't beat the scenery and location. Explore the Walker trail that leads to the creek and lounge in the woods in the hammock. Possibilities are endless!
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Camp Crimson Turtle
4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents8 acres · Hastings, MN
Established by naturalists in the 1920's this parcel features a waterfront cabin (currently being restored), a two acre spring fed pond that is stocked with fish, a small stream and great privacy. We have had this as our family paradise and now we are sharing it with you!
We now offer a bohemian wagon if you would prefer to get up off the ground! Available at site 1.
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8 acres of wooded privacy. Spring fed 2 acre pond, fishing, swimming, boating. Clothing optional if total site is rented. Extremely private. Electric available upon request for site number 2, other sites are quite far from electric hook up. New toilet facilities available!! We now have a flush toilet and exterior shower available for use onsite.
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New Story Farm
1 site · RV, Tent101 acres · Hutchinson, MN
So what's the story with New Story Farm? Well, it's a farm whose caretakers are working to enact just that…a new story! We believe that virtually all of the problems that come with civilization stem from people believing the predominant cultural story which says we are "above" or "separate" from nature. This story that is omnipresent in our culture tells us that the natural laws of nature are not applicable to us. A "story" is a scenario interrelating man, the world, and the gods."To enact" is to live so as to make a story a reality. "Culture" is a people enacting a story. If you believe that the world belongs to man, you will see all other life as a resource. If you believe that man belongs to the world, you see all other life as partners. On our farm, we are surrounded by annual agriculture and although we grew up eating from this system and have gratitude for that, we also see that annual agriculture is intrinsically unsustainable. Even at it's best, it is extractive and erosive, leading in time to desertification. We want to enact a new story that puts humans back in partnership with all other creation. Learn more about this land:IF YOU ARE ONLY LOOKING FOR A CHEAP PLACE TO CAMP, PLEASE DON'T BOOK If you want to be part of the change we are all hoping for, read further and get in touch if you feel called to. Visit and lend a hand to a regenerative farm fostering an intentional agrarian community for beginning farmers while offering educational & sacred community gatherings! We need HELP building this community and vision— do you see value in preserving skills of the past? Re-learning how to live and communicate in a thriving and connected community? Consider putting your energy where your values are and spend a few days weaving this story with us.The garden needs tending, animals need rotating, the community building is functional but still in the construction chapter. Earthworks for water spreading and shedding, barn cleaning, thistle chipping, wild harvesting and drying, herbal medicine making and food preserving.Balance work time with rejuvenating time:Feed the cows some apples, cuddle up with a chicken and get some laughs watching the shenanigans of a full-of-character ex-street dog named Burdock. Take a hike through 76 acres of native prairie and hickory/oak forest. LOTS of wildlife all around, at all times. You will probably hear geese, pheasants, song birds, coyote and see deer, trumpeter swans, mallard and wood ducks, sandhill cranes, leopard frogs, painted turtles, and maybe even a cougar ( one has been sighted here at NSF)! Cool off in the creek or visit Piepenburg Park or Belle Lake which are right around the corner. If you want to learn about wild foraging, medicinal herbs or anything farm-related we can arrange that, just ask. Composting toilet is available for your use. Depending on the time of the year, you may want to bring extra mosquito protection.
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Farm veiw
2 sites · RVs10 acres · Goodhue, MN
Learn more about this land:This camp site is close to historical tourist towns, ATV opportunities, hiking, biking, Mayo Clinic and other rural site seeing. We are located within driving distance for short day trips to anywhere MN.
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*25 Acre*Farm*Barn*Trails*
1 site · Lodging25 acres · TN
QUIRKY BARN APARTMENT ON 25 ACRE NATURE PRESERVE.
LOCATED IN MINNESOTA, 30 MINUTES WEST OF ROCHESTER.
Delight in the beauty and history of this authentic 150-year-old family farm; now organic, sustainable, solar-powered and chemical free with a small apartment built into the 75-year-old barn.
Unplug on the charming property that pays homage to the founding family who settled and worked these woods.
Established in 1854, The Homestead is one of only a handful of remaining Century Farms in Minnesota; this Pioneer Property boasts an inviting 25 PRIVATELY OWNED acres for you to freely roam.
Certified as a National Wildlife Habitat, there is an abundance of animals and birds in the heavily wooded pristine moors at the bottom of the hill. Bluffs, creek, Medieval Forest; the pastures are used organic, chemical free hay farming.
Homesteaded since 1858, the Farm has been chemical free since 1985. We raise organic hay. No livestock on the farm. The property you have access to is included in the Richard Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest. Authentic experiences on trails, cliffs, creek, meadows, wetlands, moors, prairie all in their natural state. Since no chemicals have been used "some' foraging is allowed. Please leave no trace. Be mindful of wildlife and considerate of others.
Mountain bikes are allowed on the trails.
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* 1 bed/1 bath rustic with huge 2-person soaking tub/shower
* Using the highest cleaning protocols for 5 star stays.
* The entire unit is yours; not shared whatsoever.
*Your unit is a small apartment that was bult into the
barn.
* Access to laundry, small gym and patio with firepit/grate/BBQ
*View from patio over entire woods.
* 25 acres of the farm has been carved out as a Nature Preserve.
Enter the property using the North Driveway. We live on property about 150 yards away with no line of sight.
Self-Check In at the apartment using the lock box.
Enjoy locally sourced snacks - WHEN AVAILABLE -- and drinks thoughtfully provided by your Hosts, while you explore. Whimsically curated decor to bring in mid-western charm of your new favorite getaway.
Put away the basic groceries in the mid-size fridge (not mini fridge, not full-size fridge.
Relax on the porch, open the adult beverages you brought with.
Put on your sturdy shoes and take a stroll down to the scenic creek, free from all other distractions. Check out the picnic pavilion. Consider a picnic for tomorrow. Hike back up the hill (moderate/rocky) to your place.
Light the fire (wood provided) and cook some veggies or chops on the gas grill.
[X] Make S'mores
[X] Have your own private bonfire.
Visit on the comfy porch or lawn under big sky while star gazing.
Sleep soundly on comfortable new memory foam mattresses with UGG bedding and hospitality grade linens.
Wake up refreshed and make coffee. Slip out silently onto the porch and watch wildlife and birds.
Read or journal. Eat breakfast or pack a knapsack for the trail. Take eco-friendly bug spray and sunblock (provided).
Following the clearly marked trail, admire the wild meadows with no other traffic. Contemplate the amazing limestone bluffs that are indigenous to the area. Run the trails. Walk along the scenic creek (again!!) Have a breakfast bar and juice in the picnic pavilion.
Imagine what this land looked like 150 years ago Spend time re-wilding. Forage for herbs and plants. Spot birds. (Bring the binoculars from the cabin!) Hunt for shed deer antlers and Morel mushrooms. Watch the eagles.
Since no chemicals have been used here since 1987, it is safe to harvest a few plants for yourself. (Please be considerate, leave some for others, and practice good stewardship of natural resources; Pack it in/Pack it out/leave no trace.) The adjoining properties are still used for farming; it is possible you may see workers or animals across the pasture, but they won't intrude on your time, they're busy! These are working animals and machinery, so give them space. Fences may have electrical current. Don't touch wire fences.
Take a private, romantic hike with your special someone. Photograph the century old remains of the original farm. Stroll through the rolling hills. Pick a couple apples from one of the 5 apple trees Nana-Eva planted in 1942.
Admire the Day Lilys Mom planted in 1967. (On the driveway, near the gates Blooming in early summer.) Eat some wild blackberries or grapes right off the vines. Planted by Great Grandpa Otis in 1937. (Look along fence lines for these) June bearing fruit. Apple picking is in late August.
[X] Relax in the safety and awesomeness of your natural wild environment.
After a quick shower and you're off to explore town!
Drive through picturesque S.E. Minnesota. We are close to Historic Mantorville. Pass by wineries, quaint antique shops and stagecoach hotel.
So, did you go North, South, East or West?
Did you visit a nearby Festival or Fair? See a Stagecoach? Visit the Opera House? Cycling? Riding? Find a local small batch brewery? Did you go to the Farmer's Market? Did you go to Rochester, Home of the Mayo Clinic and visit the city sights? Were you berry picking? Or did you go shopping at a variety of cute shops and boutiques? Antiquing? We recommend a church supper if you can find one, or a VFW BBQ! How about the Food Trucks? Maybe you stopped at Burgers and Shake joint? Did you get a massage and pedi? Pop and ice cream at The Chocolate Shoppe? Walk along the river? Or were you more adventurous and went tubing on the Zumbro!?
More late-night snuggling under the stars before you retire inside for a hot soak with your favorite person. Another fine, soft, evening here watching the fireflies.
Wake up Sunday, re-energized and re-connected with your loved ones.
Take your coffee and walk down to the covered pavilion. A quick breakfast of fresh eggs you bought from the Farmers Market and homemade bread, and you're off.
You have had a perfect small-town getaway at The Wrangler.
Make sure you have all your things, let Host(s) know you're departing. Plan your return trip! See you soon!
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Looking to go camping near New Prague, Minnesota? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 237 options in the area, you're sure to find the perfect campsite to suit your needs. Whether you're into boating, biking, or horseback riding, there's something for everyone. Plus, you'll have access to popular amenities like trash, showers, and toilets. Don't miss out on the top campsites with rave reviews: Daniel's Cabin Retreat (108 reviews), Camping on private lake (83 reviews), and Whippletree Farm & Nature Trail (76 reviews). So start planning your camping adventure today and enjoy the great outdoors at an average price of $35 per night, with options as low as $10 per night!
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