nice cozy clean campground tent or full hook-ups. boat dock w/ access to 3 lakes. free canoeing…read more updated bathhouse with showers. full laundry. playgrounds and in ground pool (new 2014), barn arcade. snacks (ice cream, pizza, etc..) Manger is very friendly great hospitably.

Campers' Paradise is one of those rare places that still feels like old school Minnesota lake…read morecamping. It is clean, quiet, family run, and on a beautiful island. Great fishing (off the bridge), swimming, and relaxed vibe. We'll be back. The campground is very family-oriented with a strong sense of tradition. Sites are well maintained, and the lake access is excellent for swimming, boating, and fishing. It's not a resort-style campground, but a simple, peaceful place to enjoy the lake and spend time outdoors.

This is our 3rd year and we wouldn't ask for any different. Our little kids come alive up here-the…read morebeach, the playground, the baseball field and the friendly biking environment make this spot our favorite. Yes, it's $48 a night but we've spent more at a crappy RV park where you're given nothing but a concrete slab. The sites are big and private. The staff greets us each year like they couldn't wait to see us. The bathrooms are spectacular. There is literally no place I would recommend more.

Very nice campground! Great location and nice sites. A little close together but everything else…read moreat the campground more than compensates for it. We will stay again.

Wife and I have stayed at this resort the past two weeks. Campground is beautiful. RV sites are…read morenestled in tall pines. All the amenities one expects from a top notch campground. Bathroom, shower and laundry room are very clean. The owners are super nice and take care of any problem immediately. Home made donuts on Sunday morning are a must do.

A good friend booked several tent sites and one RV site for our group gathering. It's a clean,…read morefamily-friendly campground with friendly owners. Super convenient access to the north entrance of Itasca State Park, which is right across the road. There's a separate general store nearby and ice and wood available for purchase onsite. We would return!

Nice spot. Has WiFi. Has trails through the campground. We brought our camper and had a nice spot…read more They have a lot of hidden primitive camp sites. Very nice people running it. They have a great pavilion, we used when it rained. They park was nice for the kiddos, there were plenty of kids to play with. Seasonal were all nice. Great location! Very very very close to the north entrance of Itasca state park.

Uncle Bernie's campground rocks! Super friendly and super fun. Great location on a peninsula with…read morea awesome 45 minute inner tube ride WITHIN the campground! Bernie's rates are super cheap and he does no marketing so this is a hidden gem! Uncle Bernie's campground rocks! Super friendly and super fun. Great location on a peninsula with a awesome 45 minute inner tube ride WITHIN the campground! Bernie's rates are super cheap and he does no marketing so this is a hidden gem!

This little campground is awesome. The owner is extremely friendly. No giant list of rules. Great…read morespot to group camp or independently camp! Has bathrooms and outhouses. Great prices. Awesome atmosphere! We will definitely be coming back!

What a great mini golf course! Challenging, yet very fun. Creative holes, well designed and even…read morehad holes where you had to hit over a small creek. We loved it! Would definitely play here again.

When u go u can either the golf course maze or mine golf course I did the mine golf course and it…read morewas easy fun cool and smart BTW I won

Great little family campground. Owners were super welcoming, and the grounds were clean. Amenities…read moreincluded heated pool, ping pong, shuffleboard, playgrounds, volleyball net, kayaks, paddleboat; pontoon rentals available as well.

What a great city park! We stayed at the campground one night so that we could ride the Heartland…read moreTrail the next day. The park is right next to the trail in Akeley. The facilities were spotless. The price was reasonable. The sunset view from our campsite was across a lovely lake. We were right across from the bathrooms, and it was surprisingly quiet. Everyone seemed to respect the quiet hours. The people running the campground were quite accommodating. They allowed us to park in a general area the next day and clean up after our ride. We didn't leave until 3:00, well past check out time. I highly recommend this campground. And don't miss the Akeley museum while you're in town. It's an easy walk from the campground.

Shhh...don't tell anyone about this little gem of a park and campground on 11th Crow Wing Lake in…read moreAkeley. You won't want to disclose that it's just off the Heartland State Trail, relatively inexpensive ($30/night) for camping, small rustic sandy swimming beach, public cement boat access, fish cleaning house, nice shower & bathroom buildings, a lakeside picnic areas, campfire spots and playground. Call the city of Akeley now to reserve your spot!