Long Prairie lures RV campers with its lazy Long Prairie River bends and wide-open prairie skies perfect for stargazing. Two parks, Camp Smore Campground and Camp S'more, deliver affordable bases at $37 to $40 a night. Settle in to fish walleye, hit the Todd County Fair, or pedal the nearby Central Lakes Trail.
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Long Prairie pulses with river recreation along the Long Prairie River, where kayakers paddle past wooded banks and anglers hook northern pike. The Todd County Fairgrounds host the county's biggest bash each August, complete with demolition derbies, grandstand concerts, and blue-ribbon quilts. Main Street buzzes with farm-to-table diners and quirky boutiques that sell local honey and handmade soaps.
Camp S'more fits families craving WiFi, steamy showers, and 30- or 50-amp hookups on spacious sites. Camp Smore Campground attracts solo adventurers and couples who prize quiet nooks near public boat ramps. Both parks launch you toward Charles A. Lindbergh State Park's hiking trails or Maple Lake's sandy beaches, all under 45 minutes away.
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Long Prairie shines for the Long Prairie River and Todd County Fair. Kayakers slice through riffles teeming with walleye, while fair crowds swarm the August grounds for tractor pulls, live music, and livestock auctions. This farming hub blends outdoor pursuits with heartfelt Midwestern festivals that fill weekends all summer.
Yes, Camp S'more offers 50-amp electric hookups alongside 30-amp options, showers, and WiFi. This setup powers big rigs comfortably through Minnesota's camping season from May to October. Nearby parks match these basics for reliable stays.