Snake River Campground

The Great Outdoors

St. Croix State Park in Hinckley, Minnesota, follows the shore of the St. Croix River for 21 miles. Covering 33,895 acres, it's the largest park in the state. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, people of all ages, abilities, and preferences can find something to do here. Set out on a canoe on the smooth water and easy rapids of the Kettle and St. Croix rivers. Bring your horse and hit the horseback riding trails. After a long day, spend the night at the equestrian campground. Stretch your legs of miles of hiking trails, or bring your bike and take to the paved bike trails. If you want to explore the park for more than a day, you can reserve a spot at one of the campgrounds for some of the best waterfront camping near Pine City.When you camp at Snake River Campground, set aside some time to visit the nearby Chengwatana State Forest. The Kettle, Snake, and St. Croix rivers flow through the forest; the combination of water and land makes it the perfect place to spend time outdoors when you rent a camper near Snake River Campground. Recreational activities in the forest include camping, ATV and OHV riding, fishing, hunting, picnicking, and more. With over 20 miles of equestrian trails, 16 miles of ATV trails, 20 miles of snowmobile trails, and 43 miles of hunter walking trails, you're bound to get the outdoor time you seek when you visit Chengwatana State Forest.About an hour's drive away in Twin Cities, Minnehaha Regional Park is one of Minneapolis' oldest and most popular parks. The park's crowning jewel is the majestic 53-foot waterfall that spills over limestone bluffs. But the falls aren't the only thing to see. There are several gardens, a dog park, and historic houses located within the regional park too. Whether you have a few hours or an entire day, there's something awaiting discovery here, so be sure to check it out when you book a Pine City camper rental.

Exploring the City

History buffs can delight at the Snake River Fur Post. The post was established in 1805 by John Sayer, a partner in the North West Company. Though the post currently in place is reconstructed, visitors can get a real taste of how things were back in the day when they visit. Interactive exhibits shed light on life at the fur post, the global economy, and the relationship between fur traders and the natives. Embark on a guided tour of the site to get more in-depth information, or explore the heritage trails. The trails, which meander near the Snake River, are marked with interpretive signs to help you learn more.The Upper St. Croix is a fast-growing wine region. As such, you shouldn't miss out on the opportunity to check out some wineries on the Upper St. Croix Wine Trail when you book an RV rental near Snake River Campground. There are wineries in North Branch, Mora, Stark, and other local cities. As you make your way from one winery to the next, you'll have the chance to explore unique shops, restaurants, and nature trails to make your visit complete.If you're willing to drive about an hour to the Twin Cities, your opportunities to explore attractions increases exponentially. One place to check out is the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. The garden boasts over 40 iconic sculptures and is open every day of the year. Tours are self-guided, but you can visit the garden's website and pull up tons of information on your mobile device to learn more about the pieces.If you're seeking to get away from the cares of life for a while, consider bringing your RV rental to Snake River Campground. The campground's primitive nature allows you to disconnect with the modern world and reconnect with nature. Nevertheless, when you camp here, you'll be just a short drive from some of the area's finest attractions so that you can have the best of both worlds. So what are you waiting for? Book your motorhome rental today and start exploring.