Juanita snd her family are very accommodating and helpful. Beautiful, we'll kept cabins and…read morecampsites. Very nice beach. Our fsmiliy has been coming there for years over the 4th of July.

We have spent a week in late summer in Park Rapids, MN on Long Lake for a decade; and, this week we…read morestayed at Cedar Shores Lodge & Resort for the first time. It was a WONDERFUL experience. I'm a bit of a glamping kind of lady and the cabins at Cedar Shores are log homes away from home. Everything was clean and even the comforters were freshly laundered. Our family stayed in cabin #6 and it has a beautiful deck with a fantastic view and direct access to the beach. They supplied the water toys to include kayaks and canoes. The beach was cleaned every morning by Louis, one of the family proprietors. If we needed anything, Juanita or Louis was right there for us. They care about their guests and give their property TLC. We hope to spend many more weeks in late summer at Cedar Shores!

Wife and I have stayed at this resort the past two weeks. Campground is beautiful. RV sites are…read morenestled in tall pines. All the amenities one expects from a top notch campground. Bathroom, shower and laundry room are very clean. The owners are super nice and take care of any problem immediately. Home made donuts on Sunday morning are a must do.

Noisy! If you want a nice, quiet, Minnesota resort…read moreexperience by Cass Lake,, this is not the place. It seems like every afternoon they crank up the speakers and play music that not everybody likes.

The best place on Cass Lake to rent a space or buy into a seasonal place. Great fishing, pristine…read moreswimming beach, updated cabins and super friendly staff. They have pontoons for rent and many activities through the week for guests. The food at the lodge is amazing and even has a kids game room and lounging area. My family has been going to Cass Lake Lodge for over 60 years. We have had numerous friends come and say they love this place. No matter what you like to do from enjoying beverages around a campfire, pulling up trophy walleyes or muskies to relaxing in the sun on the beach, Cass Lake Lodge is where its at.

First time visiting this park as we are on a quest to visit all MN State Parks…read more We pulled into the visitor center parking lot and experienced a torrential downpour with hail. We waited out the storm for 20-30 min then headed inside. The visitor center is very cabin-y. Nice and cozy with lots of display and educational opportunities. Bathrooms were spacious and clean. I bought some postcards in the gift shop and the person working there was so helpful with walking us through trails and maps. We walked the Ozawindib and Landmark trails plus, of course, seeing the Mississippi headwaters. The trails were in great shape, especially given the amount of rain that had just fallen. We were nearly alone on the two trails. The headwaters were was busy. There were two areas where a tree had fallen across the trail but we still could get around it. Keep in mind, the Wilderness Drive is one way on the West side which means you may have to go around the whole park again depending on your destination. We also had a bowl of chicken wild rice soup for lunch in the cafe at the north entrance. It was quite good.

Did our annual fall camping on October 3 in hopes of chasing fall colors. I think it's almost peak…read morebut there were still a handful of green trees, there were not as many reds though but a lot of yellows and oranges, still very beautiful. Weather was perfect. State park was well-maintained. We stayed in pine ridge campground, the restroom nearer to our campsite had rusty pipes though, but at least it was clean and had hot water. I love the brower visitor center, it had a lot of interactive elements in their small exhibition. We also did the wilderness drive just to look at the fall colors. Headwaters is beautiful and we did a short hike to the fire tower too, a little windy and scary at the top.

It's probably the most expensive camping trip we've ever taken. And we were only 30 miles from…read morehome. Lots of hidden charges on our bill that no one could explain. Paid double for the wood we used, paid double for the kayaks 2 of my children used. When questioned, the owner got snappy and rude. The camper sites are small if you have any sort of camper with any slide outs, there is very little room to play with out feeling like you are spying on the camper next to you. The campground is for sale. We will not consider coming back until it sells and there are new owners.

Seasonals and prospective seasonals. BEWARE. You can have your site all set up, landscaped, and…read morefeel settled, but if you don't spend at least two thirds of your weekends there, spend money in her store for overpriced ice cream and Walmart apparel, she will not renew your site for the next year. If anyone would like to see the letter she mailed to my 87 year old father, who had been a seasonal for over 15 years and who's wife was on Hospice and just recently passed away, let me know and I would be happy to share the eviction letter he got from her. My dad didn't spend a lot of time at his seasonal site last year, because he was taking care of my mother. Now that she has passed, he doesn't have his seasonal site to enjoy this year and beyond. My dad loved the campground and the previous owners. PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT THIS CAMPGROUND OR MICHELLE FUSSY THE OWNER, There are plenty of beautiful campgrounds in the area to support. I would give her a negative 10 review if I could. I put this same review on last fall, but was forced to remove it because she purposely overcharged by dad's electric bill and would only agree to his calculation if I took my review off here. THIS CAMPGROUND OWNER IS DECEITFUL

What a great city park! We stayed at the campground one night so that we could ride the Heartland…read moreTrail the next day. The park is right next to the trail in Akeley. The facilities were spotless. The price was reasonable. The sunset view from our campsite was across a lovely lake. We were right across from the bathrooms, and it was surprisingly quiet. Everyone seemed to respect the quiet hours. The people running the campground were quite accommodating. They allowed us to park in a general area the next day and clean up after our ride. We didn't leave until 3:00, well past check out time. I highly recommend this campground. And don't miss the Akeley museum while you're in town. It's an easy walk from the campground.

Shhh...don't tell anyone about this little gem of a park and campground on 11th Crow Wing Lake in…read moreAkeley. You won't want to disclose that it's just off the Heartland State Trail, relatively inexpensive ($30/night) for camping, small rustic sandy swimming beach, public cement boat access, fish cleaning house, nice shower & bathroom buildings, a lakeside picnic areas, campfire spots and playground. Call the city of Akeley now to reserve your spot!

Wonderful gem of a campground. Located on Fox Lake, it's tucked away from some of the larger…read morecampgrounds but offers a wonderful family feel, well-maintained campsite, and excellent rates. I can't remember the last time we stayed at a campground where nearly everyone was outside and enjoying the activities offered by the recreation area: swimming, boating, complimentary canoes, kayaks, volleyball courts and lawn games. The campground feels exceptionally safe, and well tended. You're guided to your campsite upon arrival and all the amenities you might need are available for purchase including firewood, ice, and laundromat facilities. While the spaces may be a little tight there's pretty view Of the lake to enjoy and a real old fashion neighborly type of vibe. Not an iPhone or electronic device to be seen! Everyone was out actually playing, doing things, and talking to each other. There's plenty of wildlife to be seen, and not to be disappointed we saw one of the largest freshwater turtles we ever seen in our life of visiting here. Campground offers fish cleaning facility and anything you need to wrap and prepare your fish for a tasty dinner at the campsite. We are fortunate to have found this campground and hope to return again in the future. Nearby bike paths offer plenty of recreation outside the campground as well. Proximity to downtown Is less than 10 minutes with plenty of restaurants, shopping, and sightseeing.

Enjoy the very best of both worlds when you book your vacation at the Fox Lake Campground, which is…read morethe perfect vacation resort! You get the privacy of a luxury home on the lake and all the amenities you desire. Experience life on the lakeshore any way you choose: Boats, kayaks, fishing, swimming, water games, and so much more are available for guests at Fox Lake Campground. You will make so many happy memories there and you may never want to leave! You will be surrounded by the gorgeous forest and enjoy lake views that feel like your own private paradise. You will enjoy all the comforts of home and be able to truly relax while you are there. Forgot to pack something? No problem! Fox Lake Campground has a store onsite that will probably have everything you need and loads of what you want. If you decide to return to city life during your stay you can! They are close to the downtown area of Bemidji, which has tons of activities to indulge in as well, so you don't have to compromise! You really can have it all here, so book your site today and enjoy your spring, summer, or fall by the beautiful Fox Lake. I can't wait to go back and say another huge THANKS to Amanda and Mark for creating such a perfect vacation paradise. I think you will love Fox Lake Campground as much as I do and I hope you make lots of happy memories there!

Very nice campground. Restrooms and showers were nice and clean. There are wonderful places to…read moresit and watch the falls and rapids. Across the bridge you can fish from shore. The camp host was friendly. We plan on coming back in the fall.

I stayed at the campground in an RV. It was very nice and well-maintained. The owners were friendly…read moreand live on-site. Importantly, all campsites were very level, with clearly demarked gravel parking areas (no muddy or uneven sites, and few obstacles for backing in). The sites are all clustered together on one grassy property, so each site is not necessarily secluded. However, save for the neighboring RVs, there certainly aren't many people around. The neighborhood appears to be largely rural, with a few summer homes mixed in. A nice place to take a walk or a jog. The campground itself is right in the bank of the lake, so it would be great for kayakers and canoers.

Lovely quiet small park on beautiful Lake Pokegama. Only 2 problems. No laundry available & over…read more10 mlles to laundry in town. Also coin operated showers. When paying $35 a night to stay I think the showers should be free of charge. Owners are friendly & helpful but are anti-computer so not able to use credit or debit cards but they take personal checks. Overall a great little place for 55 & older park.

The Chippewa National forest is huge with excellent kayaking possibilities. My campsite had a small…read morechannel running behind it where I could leave my kayak when not on the water. The campsites are spacious and spread out so you can't hear the next campsite. The ranger comes by occasionally but doesn't bother you. Dead wood is abundant in the trees and you are allowed to forage for down dead branches. Fire pits with grates, picnic tables at your campsite and clean pit toilets are located conveniently throughout the campground. Well water is available near the fish cleaning station and there is a dumpster near the exit. I had a wonderful week here and plan to return in the future. Remember if you pack it in pack it out. Leave your campsite better than you found it. I pretty much had the forest to myself during the week.