Bemidji, Minnesota Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

Bemidji KOA is located in Bemidji, Minnesota and offers great camping sites!

Balsam Beach Resort is located on the shore of Lake Plantagenet, which has more than 2,500 acres of fishing area and a shore lined with beautiful pines. This RV campground in Bemidji, Minnesota, offers recreation facilities for fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, biking and ATV riding. This idyllic wilderness getaway is only five minutes from Bemidji, so civilization is not far away.

Royal Oaks RV Park is a Bemidji, Minnesota, campground that’s next to a freeway, making it a convenient place to stop during road trips and regiol tours. Nestled in a wooded area that dampens road noise, it’s a place where you can set up camp and forget that you’re near civilization. Most of the amenities of urban life can be found a short drive north into town.

Fox Lake Campground is a family friendly vacation campground known for its casual atmosphere and the guests enjoying the lake. Fox Lake is connected to the Turtle River Chain of Lakes. Kids of all ages can be found relaxing at the beach or taking a kayak, paddle boat, canoe, or stand up paddle board out on the water. Boaters enjoy tubing and wakeboarding, and fishermen and fisherwomen can be spotted casting their lines into Fox Lake from their boats or heading down the channel to fish on Lake Beltrami.

Oak Haven Resort is located on the Mississippi River about 10 miles east of Bemidji at the heart of a chain of nine lakes that the river connects. This RV park is a fishing paradise with a boat dock on the river. The wooded countryside surrounding the park makes it a genuine getaway from urban life, but Bemidji is only a 15-minute drive if you want to visit the city during your stay.

Hamilton’s Fox Lake Campground has 70 full-hookup RV sites on the shore of Fox Lake nestled between several prime fishing lakes inside Buena Vista State Forest. Launching from the lakeside boat docks, you can explore the surrounding lakes. Because the Turtle River connects the surrounding lakes to Fox Lake, you’re sure to find your own private fishing spot.

The Black Lantern Resort is a secluded getaway near the shore of Berg Lake in a densely wooded wilderness a half-hour’s drive from Bemidji. The creek that connects Berg Lake to nearby Moose Lake feeds into the Mississippi Headwaters State Forest southwest of Bemidji. Anyone looking for a remote getaway will enjoy this little fishing resort.

Located on the shores of Lake Garfield about a half-hour’s drive south of Bemidji, Pine Beach Resort is another remote, wooded fishing spot where you can enjoy the peace of the wilderness and spend the day fishing on the lake. Hikers will appreciate that Pine Beach is only a half mile away from the Paul Bunyan State Trail, making the campground a suitable base from which to explore the area. The resort is also only a few minutes away from the nearby town of Laporte where you can pick up supplies.

Stony Point Resort is just outside the town of Cass Lake sandwiched between Cass Lake and Pike Bay. Named after the rocky peninsula that sticks out into Cass Lake, the resort offers an idyllic sanctuary for a fishing vacation away from the daily grind. The boat docks are arranged on canals that feed into the lake with room for over a hundred vessels.

Dreamers Resort is a quaint little fishing getaway on the Dreamers Bay section of Big Lake about 30 minutes east of Bemidji. You can fish on the Resort’s boat dock, take a quiet boat ride in Dreamers Bay or go on a fishing trip on Big Lake. Bird-watchers and photographers will love the wildlife that lives in the protected forest that surrounds the lake.

Lake Bemidji State Park is just a few minutes outside of the city on the northern shore of Lake Bemidji. The park’s campground is open all year for campers and visitors to enjoy hiking, fishing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling depending on the season. Wildlife lovers will enjoy exploring the trails and lake shore for signs of native birds like loons, herons, eagles, and osprey.

Overview Knutson Dam Campground is located on the northeastern shores of Cass Lake and the Mississippi River. Recreation Cass Lake offers many recreational activities, including boating, water skiing and swimming. Anglers fish for walleye, northern pike, perch and trophy muskie. Boat ramps on the lake and river are located within the campground. Canoeists love Knutson Dam's location for its easy canoe access to the Mississippi River. Several canoe routes traverse the area waterways, including the Mississippi. Facilities Cass Lake offers many recreational activities, including boating, water skiing and swimming. Anglers fish for walleye, northern pike, perch and trophy muskie. Boat ramps on the lake and river are located within the campground. Canoeists love Knutson Dam's location for its easy canoe access to the Mississippi River. Several canoe routes traverse the area waterways, including the Mississippi. Natural Features The campground consists of a single loop among beautifully manicured lawns, shaded by a forest of oak, spruce and pine. Every site affords scenic lake views.

Overview USACE Winnie Dam Campground & Recreation Area. This is a Corps of Engineers Campground, located just walking distance from the Mississippi River. Activities include camping, fishing, boating, picnicking, kayaking, and playground areas. All sites offer 30/50 AMP electric with water, restrooms & showers nearby.  Recreation Lake Winnie offers excellent fishing opportunities for walleye, perch and musky. It is one of Minnesota's premier fisheries. Boating on this 67,000-acre lake is also very popular. A boat ramp to access the Mississippi River can be found near the picnic shelter.  The closest boat access to Lake Winnie is located 1 mile northeast of the park down Plug Hat Road.  Facilities Lake Winnie offers excellent fishing opportunities for walleye, perch and musky. It is one of Minnesota's premier fisheries. Boating on this 67,000-acre lake is also very popular. A boat ramp to access the Mississippi River can be found near the picnic shelter.  The closest boat access to Lake Winnie is located 1 mile northeast of the park down Plug Hat Road.  Natural Features A forest of mixed hardwoods and towering red pines covers the area, housing an abundance of wildlife including nesting bald eagles, porcupines, black bears, chipmunks and many others. Wild blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries grow seasonally on the forest floor.