Hill City, Minnesota, lures RVers with walleye-rich lakes and ATV heaven in Hill River State Forest. Five top parks anchor your stay near Quadna Mountain Resort's waterslides and go-karts. Park here to fish dawn bites on Hill Lake, rip trails by day, and crash under northern stars.
Hill City thrives amid Itasca County's lakes and woods. Fish walleye from Hill Lake's shores. Thrill at Quadna Mountain Resort's waterslides, bumper boats, and mini-golf. Pedal ATVs across Hill River State Forest trails that snake 20 miles. Join Hill City Days each July for parades, rodeos, and pie contests at the city park.
Trails Inn Quadna Mountain RV Park & Motel suits resort fans with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites at $36 to $119 nightly. Quadna Mountain Resort delivers splashy fun right from campsites. Hill Lake City Park fits families with WiFi, showers, 30-amp power, and pet spots starting at $45. Outing BLM camp draws groups for pet-friendly sites and crackling campfires. Hill River State Forest calls backpackers with drinking water and vast group areas.
Hill City stands out for fishing, ATV trails, and Quadna Mountain Resort. Anglers haul walleye from Hill Lake year-round. Families race go-karts and slide down waterslides at Quadna, Minnesota's northwoods amusement hub. ATV riders blaze 20 miles of groomed paths in Hill River State Forest. Summer brings Hill City Days with rodeos and fairs.
Five parks serve Hill City: Trails Inn Quadna Mountain RV Park & Motel, Quadna Mountain Resort, Hill Lake City Park, Outing BLM camp, and Hill River State Forest. Trails Inn and Quadna hug Resort Road for easy access to attractions. Hill Lake sits on the lake edge; BLM and forest spots spread into public lands nearby with primitive perks.
Yes, three of five parks welcome pets. Hill Lake City Park, Outing BLM camp, and Hill River State Forest allow dogs on leashes. Trails Inn and Quadna may restrict; call ahead. Expect fire rings and water at pet sites for happy pups.
