camping

A group of us went on a weekend adventure into the wilderness of Northern Minnesota. It didn't cost us a dime to camp at a pretty nice site.

In a recent study, Minnesota was ranked the ninth best state in the U.S. for camping.

Who's up for glamping in a private covered wagon on Rose Lake in Otter Tail County.

The bean counters at Love Lawn have poured over the data to determine the best states for camping in America -- and Minnesota is among the best!

What's your favorite campground in the area?

Why are so many booked campsites being unused? It's an issue that frustrates many campers who are trying to book a weekend in Minnesota.

There's only a few fire towers left in Wisconsin, and now you can stay the night under one that has been preserved and even go inside it.

If you've lived in Minnesota for any length of time, you've probably camped at one of our 10,000 lakes. But have you camped by the lake in a covered wagon? Well, you now can!

There are a few catches to get paid and live at the campground and no, the catch isn't that you have to live in North Dakota for a summer.

You can try out glamping in this luxurious yurt, just south of the Twin Ports near Jay Cooke State Park.