Faribault hugs the Cannon and Straight Rivers with Victorian homes and woolen mill history. Seven RV parks in our directory start at $41 a night. Camp here to paddle kayaks downtown, tour the 1865 Faribault Woolen Mill, and join Rice County Fair crowds in August.
Faribault pulses with river energy along the Cannon and Straight Rivers. The Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour dominates Central Avenue's skyline. The Faribault Woolen Mill on 4th Street Northwest crafts blankets since 1865. Shattuck-St. Mary's School on 2nd Avenue Northwest trains elite athletes. Rice County Fairgrounds on 200 Division Street West explodes with rides and livestock each August.
Camp Faribo Campground fits families seeking WiFi, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet-friendly pads from $41 nightly. Roberds Lake Resort & Campgrounds pulls boaters to WiFi spots on the lake from $45. Rice County Fairgrounds delivers event camping from $43 for fair fans. Cannon River Wilderness Area grants pet owners drinking water and trails along the river.
Faribault stands out for its historic Faribault Woolen Mill and Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour. The mill on 4th Street Northwest has produced blankets without pause since 1865. The cathedral crowns Central Avenue. Rivers draw paddlers, and the Rice County Fair packs fairgrounds each August with rides, food, and demos.
Find seven RV parks near Faribault including Camp Faribo Campground, Roberds Lake Resort & Campgrounds, Rice County Fairgrounds, and Cannon River Wilderness Area. Camp Faribo sits south of town with full amenities from $41. Roberds Lake lies east for water access at $45. Fairgrounds hug Division Street West from $43.
Yes, Camp Faribo Campground and Cannon River Wilderness Area welcome pets. Camp Faribo pairs pet policies with WiFi, 50-amp hookups, and dump station from $41 nightly. Cannon River Wilderness Area adds drinking water amid river trails, ideal for dog walks.
