Are you the owner for this park? Make it a featured listing and be seen in the top search results!
Crow Wing
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Minnesota Gardener
Fun day trip for the family fun tid bits of information aswell.
Virginia VanKeulen
Camped in our RV for a couple of nights in September. Campground was full but quiet. Could hear helicopters at Camp Ripley and a couple of shots one morning but nothing crazy. Both wooded and meadow paths are clear and easy to walk with pretty views of both the Crow Wing River and the Mississippi. Interesting historical town and markers throughout the park.
Derek Pogorels
Great park for biking. Good hiking as well, the trail through the prairie field was very scenic, lots of flowers. A favorite park of ours. Close to Brainerd/Baxter for any last minute needs or such.
Kyle Ackerman
I love this park! The combination of history, trails, and river views makes this one of the best overall park experiences we've had. Our campsite (#2E) was spacious, quiet, and we could hardly see any neighbors. My wife did say that we shouldn't camp across from the bathrooms again as the smell bothered her. I enjoyed our hike and my bike rides. I especially enjoyed my visit to Old Crow Wing. It was fun to imagine what this ghost town would have been like when it had 600-700 residents. The Paul Bunyan trail is beautiful as it winds along the Misssippi. I didn't have the time, but it might have been nice to take it into Brainerd for a longer adventure. The park does a very good job of signage for the trails and the history items. I will be recommending this park to others for sure. Great job Crow Wing SP peeps! :)
Catherine H
You’ll definitely need snowshoes to get in a good hike in the winter but will be rewarded with quiet beauty, little used but otherwise nice rolling snowshoe trails that are mostly marked and few to no people around you. There are full restroom facilities at the very nice rest stop at the entrance to the park off the highway (easily accessible from either direction and well maintained). The ranger station at the entrance has maps and water (on the back of the building) to fill your water bottles. Otherwise no facilities on site that I noticed. And most of the park isn’t plowed so I think only the 1 main parking lot is open in the winter.