North Branch, Minnesota, lures RV campers with direct access to Wild River State Park's rugged trails and the Snake River's gentle bends. Five RV parks anchor this spot along Interstate 35, 45 minutes north of the Twin Cities. Park your rig here to paddle rivers, hike bluffs, and savor small-town pies at Tobies Restaurant.
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North Branch hugs the Snake River northwest of the St. Croix, where oak savannas roll into Franconia Sculpture Park's massive steel artworks. Families pedal the Sunrise Prairie Trail, anglers cast lines at nearby Rush Lake, and fairgoers pack Chisago County Fairgrounds each August for tractor pulls and pie contests. Tobies Restaurant on Highway 65 serves legendary apple pie to fuel your adventures.
Kozy Oaks Kamp draws families and groups with showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $38 to $40 per night. Wild Haven Farm fits off-grid seekers with drinking water and campfires allowed, priced $45 to $75 nightly. Heirloomista matches that vibe at a steady $50 per night. Wild River suits river enthusiasts chasing state park thrills.
North Branch stands out for Wild River State Park and Snake River recreation. This Chisago County city along Interstate 35 offers 18 miles of state park trails for hiking and biking, plus Franconia Sculpture Park's outdoor art five miles west. Anglers target walleye in the Snake, while fairgoers hit Chisago County Fairgrounds yearly.
Find five RV parks right in North Branch: Kozy Oaks Kamp, Wild River, Wild Haven Farm, and Heirloomista. Kozy Oaks Kamp sits off Highway 65 with showers and dump station at $38–$40/night. Wild Haven Farm and Heirloomista hug rural spots with drinking water, ideal for campfires.
Yes, Kozy Oaks Kamp explicitly allows pets. This family-friendly spot also has showers, group sites, and a dump station for $38–$40/night. Check Wild Haven Farm or Heirloomista for pet policies, as they focus on campfires and drinking water amid farm settings.
