Frontenac State Park

Perched atop a bluff with sweeping views of the Mississippi River and Lake Pepin, the Frontenac State Park Campground in Minnesota offers campers a serene retreat surrounded by rich natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and excellent hiking opportunities. Its location on the Mississippi Flyway makes it a prime destination for birdwatchers, while the scenic bluffs and trails provide a peaceful haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

The campground features 58 sites, including 19 with electric hookups, accommodating a mix of tents, trailers, and RVs up to 50 feet. Additional options include cart-in and group campsites, offering a more secluded experience for those seeking extra privacy. Amenities such as seasonal hot showers, flush and vault toilets, and a dump station ensure a comfortable stay. The park supports year-round enjoyment with activities like hiking, fishing, and winter sports, including cross-country skiing and sledding.

Located just seven miles northwest of Lake City, the park provides easy access to the historic Old Frontenac community and Lake Pepin's shoreline. Hiking trails like the Bluff Side Trail lead to stunning vistas and unique geological formations such as In Yan Teopa Rock, while restored prairie areas and wooded paths showcase the park's diverse landscapes. Whether you're planning a quick weekend getaway or an extended stay, Frontenac State Park Campground delivers an authentic connection to Minnesota's natural and cultural heritage.