Clean quiet and great customer service! In and out no issues an great rates! We will for sure stop…read morein again!

We went for Oktoberfest in New Ulm! Very nice owners, Kevin and Kathy. The bathrooms and showers…read moreare clean! Grounds are nice. They have well water, so bring your own water for drinking/dishes! Very comparable to Flandrau state park, but without the biking/hiking trails. You can always strap your bikes to your car and go elsewhere to bike. Lots of stuff to do in town! Would go back again.

We had a great time with a summer evening kayak session on Clear Lake. Andrea was amazing to work…read morewith... friendly and savvy for what we needed. Our bug spray kept the gnats away and we loved the sunset. The calm setting felt so relaxing. Kayak rentals were just $10 for all day! Campground looks spacious and isn't too far from the water. There is a small events building available for relaxed wedding & event rentals, too.

This Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground is so very well maintained. And it's quiet and calming…read moresituated among the woods of Victoria, Minnesota just 29 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis. I absolutely loved every minute of my one night stay here! For any person, avid camper, adventurer, tourist, or simply just a local wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city or looking for a short weekend getaway...this Lake Auburn Campground is it! Alright well, although it may not have all the amenities I look for when camping out (like showers, flush toilets and electrical AMP Power), I was easily able to overlook all of those additions for the simple fact this place is so easily accessible for folks like myself who showed up randomly without a reservation and needing a simple spot to rest for the evening. I couldn't have been more pleased and satisfied with my experience here. Let me run down all the terrific details this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground offers.... - They have 57 campsites. - Prices are $15.44 for each campsite per night and then with 6.8% sales tax it = $16.50 in total. - They accept cash or check payments. - There's Wi-Fi, though cell phone reception works perfectly. - You can purchase firewood for $5 per bundle. - Check-in is at 4pm and you can check-out as late as 3pm. - You can re-register for each additional night starting at 11am. - Make reservations ahead of time by calling (763) 559 - 6700. - Quiet hours are 10pm - 7am. - Maximum of 2 tents and 6 guests per site or 1 tent and 1 RV. - Each site has a firepit and picnic table for barbecuing. - Pets are permitted at campsites but must be leashed among the grounds. - Even beer and wine are permitted, though no kegs or hard liquor. - How cool...they rent canoes, rowboats and single kayaks by the lake for $15 every 2 hours, and tandem kayaks for $20 every 2 hours. - Dump Station is $5. Some last things I'd like to mention.... - I discovered this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground through the amazing app on my phone called Campendium. I highly recommend it for all camping enthusiasts. - The entrance road into the campground was not paved but easily drivable on very flat ground. - Once past the entrance station, I simply looked for an unoccupied campsite, backed my car into the space, set up my tent and then returned to the front section with my written check payment inside an envelope and released it into a white drop box. - I was able to pitch my tent on nice, fluffy grass which made the padding for lying down inside my tent that much more comfortable. Ya know, a lot of campgrounds are situated along hard, dirt ground that can make for difficult night sleeps. But not here, I always appreciate setting up on the grass! - Even though it was no big deal for me, there weren't any showers and only vault toilets. I guess just keep that in mind for when visiting. - The town of Victoria, MN is only 2 miles away and has all the extra necessities you'd expect from a big town like restaurants, grocery stores and even a Dairy Queen to stop in for a blizzard dessert treat at night. And that's it. I can't say enough good things about this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground. Had I been staying in the area longer I'd happily camp out another few nights. In the end, I just keep thinking about how it was so peaceful here among the charming woodsy outdoors of Minnesota...I hope I can return during my 2022 summer cross country road trip.

Looking forward to checking this out this summer!!! The people working there were very nice and…read morehelpful

Lebanon Hills Regional Park is such a great park for hiking! The trail system consists of over 14…read moremiles of summer hiking trails and over 12 miles of mountain bike trail. There are multiple parking lots available and even if they seem full don't let that deter you as the park is so large it never feels overly busy. There is also a beach and picnic area available too.

Came here to see the fall colors mid October. They looked so beautiful! I loved how easily…read moreaccessible the trail was. It's fully paved and has a few winding bridges, one that goes above a lake. You could easily spend several hours here because the park is so large! The people on the trail were really friendly. I loved seeing all the wildlife along the trail too. We spotted several caterpillars and saw ducks and different birds in the distance. The fall colors were very beautiful and the trail was wide and relatively empty for a Sunday mid-day. I absolutely loved it. Would definitely come here again in the future !

Amazing the staff are amazing and everything is amazing! Some of these other reviews are lies, but…read moreit's amazing

if you were to ask 5 years ago it would be 5 stars, but it had gotten to a point with these 5 kids…read morewho have inherited that camp site. These 5 children who have started to own the kamp sit have started to get more and more greedy with there prices and services. they have gotten to the point to where you are a seasonal they still find loopholes and ways to get more and more money out of you. your not even allowed to bring you OWN fire wood, and then the proceed to charge you 20 bucks for a bundle of 5 tiny logs of wood. Kamp Dels used to be a amazing places for Families to get away until they decided money was the only thing that matters. Kicking people OUT OF THERE SEASONAL SITE THAT HAVE BEEN THERE FOR YEARS, just to build a MANSION by the pool, not to mention that at first they refused to move there sites at THERE OWN EXPENSES. Then on top of that they choose to treat there seasonal and weekend people, no matter how long you've been with them with PURE disrespect and they will literally say to you " be careful, because i'm the owner". the power trip on these 5 new children how inherited the ONCE amazing kamp dels has completely twisted this place into a place where it is unaffordable for most families and when you are here it is completely not worth your buck with everything they choose to put in lines. i hope this review helps families before booking if your looking for a get away with your family at peace.

For the 2nd year in a row we have rented the park pavilion for a large family gathering. A…read morebeautiful park pavilion, with kitchen, picnic tables inside and outside, and large fire place in the center. Children of all ages and adults, all loved it. One day rental gives you access from morning until night. Beautiful scenery, and great playground, and public bathroom near pavilion. We brought in food (pot luck) and beverages and everyone loved it. Parking right next to the pavilion. We can't say enough good things. Last year was a wedding/bridal shower and it was easy to decorate as much as we wanted. Great family photo "ops". Strande's Lakeville, Mn

I enjoy kayaking here. There where a lot of nature to see from the lake. This is a great spot to go…read moreif you are a birdwatcher we saw so many different birds, ducks, and raptors. We also saw a deer and her baby. I love all of three rivers parks! This one you can rent kayaks, paddle boats, standup paddles. They also have lots of picnic tables, a playground and indoor bathrooms. It's a nice Hiking, swimming, Nonmotorized water sports, fishing, and picnics. You do not have to pay anything to enter this place, And parking is free!!

There are probably many things to see at this lessor known park. I managed to get in while it was…read morebarely open due to high water. Three months later the entrance from Hwy 169 is closed due to construction and the northern entrances are closed to yep, high water. From what I saw there is a small Trail Center some ample outdoor maps and porta potty. The trails were partially open and the skeeters were out already. I'm still trying to get another visit to this site but can't find another way in.

Great owners We love location. Nice clean campground. Hope we have many years here to enjoy.read more

We were moving out of our house into a 5th wheel and the day got long, and emotional. The owners…read morewere exactly what you expect from a Minnesotan, MN Nice. Great poeple. Very nice campground. Thanks for being so nice. Alex and Tracey.

Love that it is very much being in nature. If you are looking for a place where you hear owls…read morehooting at night, this is for you. There are horseshoes, volleyball, basketball and a playground. If you are looking for a resort with tons of amenities, this is not for you.

lovely and quiet place - well worth the 5 miles off the I-90. Google maps shows three entrances…read moreof 890th st. Don't use the southernmost one because it actually belongs to the neighbor not the campground.