Alexandria, Minnesota, sits in the heart of lakes country with 13 RV parks ready to serve your stay. Known for its giant Viking statue and chain of 30 lakes, this city blends small-town charm with outdoor adventure. Whether you're chasing walleye on Lake Miltona or exploring the Central Lakes Trail, Alexandria's campgrounds put you minutes from the action.
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RV travelers find options ranging from basic to resort-style. Alexandria Shooting Park and RV Campground offers affordable sites near the shooting range from $31/night. Big Foot Resort provides full hookups with WiFi for $59/night, perfect for those needing reliable connections. Lake Carlos State Park delivers a more rustic experience at the same $31/night rate, while Hillcrest RV Park and RV There Yet? cater to different budgets and preferences.
Alexandria is known for its 28-foot Viking statue Big Ole and the Kensington Runestone at the Runestone Museum. The city sits in Minnesota's lakes country with 30 nearby lakes and is famous for walleye fishing. Downtown features unique shops along Broadway and the Legacy of the Lakes Museum celebrates the area's boating history.
Alexandria offers 13 RV parks within city limits and nearby areas. Popular options include Alexandria Shooting Park and RV Campground from $31/night, Big Foot Resort with full hookups from $59/night, and Lake Carlos State Park also at $31/night. RV There Yet? provides WiFi-equipped sites from $35/night for those needing internet access.
Most RV parks in Alexandria welcome pets, though policies vary by location. Alexandria Shooting Park and RV Campground allows pets on leash, while Big Foot Resort permits dogs with breed restrictions. Lake Carlos State Park requires pets to be leashed in camping areas. Always check specific park rules before booking, as some charge additional pet fees or have size limits.