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Same-day reservations now available. All campsites in Minnesota state parks and recreation areas now require a reservation before they may be occupied. We strongly recommend you make your reservations before leaving home, because cell phone coverage and wi-fi can be unpredictable at some parks.
State parks and state recreation areas offer more than 5,000 campsites and a variety of cabins, guesthouses and other lodging. Plus, there are thousands of miles of rugged or paved state trails and state water trails that can lead you there.
Find fun and adventure for everyone in Minnesota’s 75 state parks and recreations areas! Things to do, places to go, maps, camping, fees, reservations and more.
Plan Your Next Adventure Today. State Parks and recreation areas with over 5,000 campsites and lodging options including yurts, cabins, lodges and more. Search by City or Park Name.
Need help deciding which state park or recreation area to visit? Use this handy map or the ParkFinder to find your next adventure.
If you have an active reservation under the previous system, then you do not need to create a new account. Please click Forgot Password? and follow instructions to recover your account. For new customers who haven’t created an account with Minnesota State Parks before: Please make an account by clicking Create Account
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) State Parks and Trails makes it easy for you to make a reservation either by calling 866-857-2757 or by using their online reservation service (https://reservemn.usedirect.com/MinnesotaWeb/).
Reservations. - Please note - you cannot make a same day cancellation online. - For customers with reservations made 120 days or more prior to today, the online system cannot cancel or modify your reservation.
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Picturesque limestone bluffs and deep ravines make Whitewater a very popular southeastern state park. The 2,700 acre park is an angler's paradise with brown, brook, and rainbow trout swimming in the spring-fed Whitewater River and Trout Run Creek.