Madison Lake lures RV travelers with its eight-mile shoreline packed with walleye and bass. Five parks hug the water's edge, ready for your rig. Camp here to launch boats at Wedgewood Cove Marina and pedal the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail by day.
Madison Lake anchors Blue Earth County's recreation scene. Fishermen cast lines for trophy walleye from rocky points and submerged weed beds. Boaters zip across the 4,000-acre expanse from launches like Bray Park's ramp. Cyclists and hikers trace the 39-mile Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail, winding through prairies and lakeside bluffs. Summer brings bass tournaments that pack the marinas.
Sakatah Trail Campground suits budget campers and pet owners with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and sites from $13 nightly. Bray Park draws families needing WiFi and lake access starting at $26 per night. Point Pleasant Campgrounds fits off-grid adventurers seeking quiet spots. Bray County Park and Blue Earth County Bray Park and Campground deliver 50-amp power, showers, dump stations for big-rig comfort right on the shore.
Madison Lake stands out for walleye fishing and boating on its eight-mile, 4,000-acre waters. Anglers target bass and northern pike from shorelines and launches like Wedgewood Cove. The Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail adds 39 miles of biking and hiking through nearby hills and prairies.
RV parks near Madison Lake include Sakatah Trail Campground, Bray Park, Bray County Park, Blue Earth County Bray Park and Campground, and Point Pleasant Campgrounds. Most sit along County Road 9 or Highway 60 for easy lake access. Amenities range from WiFi and 50-amp hookups to pet-friendly sites and showers.
Yes, Sakatah Trail Campground welcomes pets with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp sites from $13/night. Check individual park rules at Bray Park or Point Pleasant Campgrounds for pet policies. Leash laws apply around Madison Lake's trails and beaches.
