The Minnesota River, along with its major drainages of the Chippewa, Pomme de Terre and Yellow Medicine rivers, and plentiful lakes including Big Stone and Lac qui Parle are a recreational magnet for fisherman, hunters, birders, paddlers and nature enthusiasts. |
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| A combination of refuges, public management areas, a state park and private lands along the Minnesota River form one of the largest intact river ecosystems in the United States. The 62,000 acres of managed wetland, woodland and virgin prairie provide an excellent environment for wildlife and native vegetation. | |||
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Oliver Lake
Appleton, MN
Oliver Lake just north of Appleton in Swift County is a good spot for black crappie. They may also be found on Long Tom Lake near Ortonville or Toqua Lake near Graceville. Located 4 miles north of Benson on Hwy. 29, Lake Hassel is a shallow body of water that is becoming a large waterfowl staging area. Over the years this lake has produced some outstanding northern and is a popular spot for those seeking peaceful surroundings. |
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Oras County Park
MN Highway 59
Clarkfield, MN 56223 Phone: 320.669.3464
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Prairie's Edge Casino Resort - PW Member
5616 Prairie's Edge Lane
Granite Falls, MN 56241 Phone: 1-866-293-2121
Minnesota’s newest and friendliest Casino and RV park. Featuring 900 slot machines, blackjack and poker, 160 hotel rooms, and banquet and convention facilities. Dining and lounge facilities include the Meadows Buffet, Firefly Lounge and Wotapi Deli. 55 RV sites. |
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Prairie View RV Park & Campground
Granite Falls, MN 56241
Phone: 320-564-6043
Bathroom, grill, shelter, picnic facilities, play equipment, casino, WiFi, basketball, 55 sites. |
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Prairie View RV Park & Campground
Granite Falls, MN 56241
Phone: 320-564-6043
Bathroom, grill, shelter, picnic facilities, play equipment, casino, WiFi, basketball, 55 sites. |
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