RV Parks & Campgrounds near Mankato, MN

For some RV camping just outside of the Twin Cities, consider setting up camp with a travel trailer rental at Minneapolis Southwest KOA. You’ll be able to enjoy the best of this Midwestern retreat as you unwind from your days of exploring The Land of 10,000 Lakes. RV sites are equipped with water and electric-only hookups or full hookups, and available with pull-through or back-in access. Deluxe patio sites are also offered, featuring outdoor furniture, a fire ring, and a cement patio.

After your days of exploring the many lakes and forests of this northern state, you can refresh in one of the restroom and shower facilities. You can also get your gear ready for the next day of adventuring …

When you're ready to escape into the idyllic rural lands of Minnesota, book one of the RV rentals in Freeborn County and settle into a campsite at Hickory Hills Campground. Near the border of Minnesota and Iowa, there are plenty of exploratory options available for those journeying across the Midwest. Whether you are stopping for just a night or you are using a campsite at Hickory Hills as a home base, you will not be disappointed with your little prairie oasis.

The sites at Hickory Hills Campground have electric, water, and sewer hookups for your RV rental. During the warmer months, you can unwind from your days of journeying with a quick dip in the swimming pool. You can challenge …

On the shores of Albert Lea Lake, the Myre-Big Island Campground is a family-friendly RV park in southern Minnesota. It lies near the city of Albert Lea, offering convenient access to its services, supermarkets, and eateries while being just 90 minutes' drive from Minneapolis.

RV camping at the Myre-Big Island Campground includes access to almost 100 RV sites, which are scattered across several campgrounds. The Big Island Campground has 34 wooded sites (17 with electrical hookups) while the White Fox Campground offers 59 open sites (15 with electrical hookups). In addition, there are two group campsites at Little Island and New York Point with a kitchen/mess hall for Albert Lea campers to use. Restrooms and showers are available at …

When you start looking at RV rentals in Watonwan County, you’ll need a place to park, stay, and play. You can find all of those at the Madelia Campground at the Watona Park in Madelia, MN. The park itself features flower gardens, a canoe launching pad, a traditional golf course, a disc golf course, sand volleyball courts, a playground, and picnic shelters with tables and grills.

The campsites at Madelia Campground are level and may have full hookups, electric and sewer hookups, or electric-only hookups. There are also primitive sites without any connections. Campground amenities include restrooms and showers, a comfort station, a dump station, and WiFi.

Minneopa is a word in Dakota Native American language, which roughly means “water falling twice.” Minneopa State Park stretches alongside Minnesota River for around 10 miles, and in two spots, there are two waterfalls. The first tier is a low but wide one. The river water gushes and bounces over several jagged rocks as it descends a few feet. About 25 yards downriver is the second fall. Significantly higher, the water descends in a nearly perfect freefall around 50 feet into a pool. A small footbridge crossing the top of the second fall allows visitors to watch this sight.

Minneopa Campground, sometimes referred to as Red Fox Campground, is situated inside Minneopa State Park, and it is within walking distance …

On the Cottonwood River, as it flows through southern Minnesota, the Flandrau Campground is a deservedly popular base for RVers in New Ulm. It’s renowned for its sand-bottom swimming pool and historic Civilian Conservation Corps buildings, as well as plenty of recreational trails.

RV camping at the Flandrau Campground includes access to 90 sites, with 34 offering electrical connections and big rig access available. There are restrooms and showers for campers to use, and pets are welcome to say with you at the RV park, provided they remain on a leash.

The children’s playground and swimming pool make it ideal for families while fishing is also possible in the Cottonwood River. If you don’t want to set up your …

Just 15 minutes’ drive from the heart of Owatonna, the Rice Lake Campground is a family-friendly RV park overlooking a sparkling lake. It was once used by Native Americans for harvesting wild rice, with its shallow waters, wetlands, and marshlands now attracting waterfowl during their annual migrations.

RV camping at the Rice Lake Campground includes access to 42 RV sites, with electric connections at some. There are flush toilets and showers accessible to campers, and pets are welcome to stay with you if they remain on a leash. Canoes and kayaks can be rented on-site from the park office, with both solo and tandem options available.

Aside from the RV sites at Rice Lake Campground, there are also primitive …

Are you looking for the perfect spot to park your campervan rental in southern Minnesota? If so, consider the scenic Kamp Dels Campground. This state-of-the-art RV park is located just outside the small city of Waterville and has some of the most exciting on-site entertainment around, such as a large swimming pool, a 32-foot-tall water slide, and a unique water climbing wall. There are also pony rides, mini-golf, and sports facilities. This pet-friendly campground near Waterville also provides campers with free WiFi so they can keep up to date with current events.

When camping at Kamp Dels Campground, you'll find 200 grass and gravel campsites, with a mixture of full hookup and water and electric only sites available. All campsites …

Nestled in a bend of the Cottonwood River, Rothenburg Campground is a small, manicured RV campground near Springfield, MN. Most sites are shaded by heavy-limbed Cottonwood trees that tower overhead. The low-lying branches are thick and comfortable, ideal for lounging upon while reading a book or daydreaming on a warm afternoon. Of the 47 sites, 37 are full hookups, eight have electric and water, and the remainder have electric only. Each site has a fire ring, ideal for roasting smores after a day of adventure and fun. All firewood must be purchased from the camp store. Due to an invasive species of bugs called emerald ash borers, firewood purchased outside the park is prohibited.

Visitors should be aware that all …

The Sakatah Lake Campground sits on the southern shore of Sakatah Lake, just east of the town of Waterville. The nearly 900-acre state park that surrounds it is a gold mine of outdoor activity, with many visitors choosing to swim in the lake’s crystal clear waters, hike the 41-mile Sakatah Singing Hills Trail that runs through its center, or simply wander the forest looking to spot wildlife.

A dozen or so campsites are provided for motorhome camping travelers, each with electrical hookups and flush toilets (at least during the summer months). There’s also a dump station where you can empty your RV rental’s holding tanks and showers to clean yourself up. Aside from those basic amenities, the campground is …

Sprawling across 40 acres of tree-lined meadows along the Cannon River, the Camp Maiden Rock West Campground is a picturesque and secluded RV park near Morristown. It lies partway between Cannon Lake and Sakatah Lake, with plenty of family-friendly facilities and recreational pursuits on offer.

RV camping at the Camp Maiden Rock West Campground includes access to non-electric and full hookup sites, with a selection of both sunny and shaded sites to select from. Campers have access to the use of a dump station or sewer hookups, as well as modern restrooms and shower facilities at the center of the camp.

Aside from an outdoor swimming pool that’s open from late May through to September, the Camp Maiden Rock …

Want an all-inclusive RV camping vacation with accommodations, amenities, and proximity to external attractions? Then Fort Ridgely Campground is precisely what you're looking for. This RV campground is located in Fort Ridgely State Park. It is open seasonally from the beginning of April until mid to late October. The state park began as the original Fort Ridgely, built on the outskirts of the Dakota Reservation, and is historically significant for its participation in the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. The area was later cultivated for logging, farming, grazing, and urban development, but today, it is an open space with a variety of meadows. Some of the meadows have tree stands, others tall prairie grass or non-native plant species.

Some of the …