Minnesota Airstream Park

Was pleasantly surprised. Very woodsy. We were parked under canopy of trees. There was a gazebo but we didn’t use due to smell. There was a golf cart but no keys. Would have loved to ride around in that! Next to a golf course. Lakes around but I think they had algae. A small pool but I forgot my swimsuit. People very friendly.

I would stay again as a stopover.
We have 27’ TT.
Back in.

So first off by the name you can guess that this is a park for Airstreams. You must have an Airstream to book this site, or be a guest of one of the members. Most of the sites in this park are for annual members but there are a few sites for people passing through. This was a pit stop for us as we made our way out to South Dakota. Before you book you have to fill out a request so they can ensure that you are an Airstream, so there is no automatic online reservations. The owners were friendly and responsive. They gave us a detailed voicemail with directions and codes for our arrival. You pay when you get into the park so they do not take a deposit.

We picked the Cedars (there is also the Pines area) because it was the most cheap option and the owner had stated it was her favorite area. Our sites were just electric and water. When we arrived the owners were not there as it was a Sunday and they had off. We had a gate code prior and a packet when we entered the park waiting for us. The Cedars are the first left before you even get into the park. It was very confusing to find due to the fact that there was construction in the entrance of the Cedars so we didn't even see it when we got it. Unfortunately for us the construction was pretty much blocking our way in. Someone came out to help us maneuver into the spots but it was very touchy for our 22ft RV.

The Cedars are small and we were the only ones. I couldn't imagine more than that because you are basically back to back with no room in between. You would literally be staring into the other person's window. The sites are on grass so there is no pad or really anything else to define your site, besides a picnic bench. It's secluded, which is nice, but also feels not maintained like the rest of the park. There were amenities but they were too far for us to really try and find.

Overall, this was a fine place for an overnight but we would not stay again as the way in and the site was not worth it for a potential disaster.

Rate listed above is what we paid based on a weekly rate of $198. This park is gorgeous and very well kept. Most sites are owned but they have a handful that are open to visitors. Our site had 20 amp power. The regular sites for Airstreams have full hook-ups. The residents were super friendly and many stopped by to chat while out for a leisurely drive on their golf carts. There are lots of amenities here- sports equipment, games, etc can be borrowed. There is a playground and pool. The laundry room even had an iron and clothes pins for public use. Pool house could really use some updating, but I heard they're working on it. The wi-fi provided is approx the same speed as dial-up so don't depend on it. Even with a booster, Verizon service was very poor. T-mobile was somewhat better. If you need Internet for work, this isn't a great place to be. We had to use the local library. Overall, we really enjoyed the community vibe here.