RV rental Sibley State Park, MN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Sibley State Park is located in Minnesota and was named after the first state governor, Henry Hastings Sibley, when it was established in 1919. The area surrounding the park is mainly rolling hills, prairie, and farmland, interspersed with lakes and woodlands. A great spot to take in the views is from Mount Tom in the center of the park.

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Getting Outdoors

Parking is available when you rent a camper near Sibley State Park, making access to the park facilities very easy. With four marked hiking routes, from short to medium length, the park caters for families and experienced hikers. The short 0.7-mile Pondview Trail loop circles a small pond and description signs are provided along the route. This trail is also fully wheelchair accessible. Twice the distance is the Parker-Fremberg Trail, a two-mile loop through wooded hills where you may catch a glimpse of a deer if you’re lucky.

Camping at Sibley State Park

The park offers over 130 sites, suitable for camping with an RV, and spread over two campgrounds. Lakeview Campground is near the lake while Oak Ridge campground is in the center of the park. Both campgrounds offer electric hookup if required, but not on all sites, so advance booking is recommended. The campgrounds can accommodate vehicles up to 70 feet in length, so this state park would be okay for the majority of RVs. Only basic amenities are available, such as showers and flushing toilets.

Exploring the Area

When you are book a rental motorhome in Sibley State Park, the nearest town is New London. The town offers basic facilities such as a gas station and store for your daily essential items, plus a few restaurants, mostly fast-food style. A little further south is the city of Willmar that has a range of larger stores and many more facilities.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Sibley State Park

Kathryn N.

July, 2025

We had a great week in MN and this RV was the perfect extension of our cabin. Arsenio was quick to respond to questions and the delivery/pickup was seamless. The RV is new and clean and we had a great experience all around!
Barbara S.

July, 2025

Our RV was very nice, Nick was on time for delivery and explained everything to us. We would love to rent from him again.
Sue S.

July, 2025

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