Princeton, Minnesota, hooks RV campers with Rum River fishing and wooded trails. Anglers land walleye daily, kayakers paddle lazy bends, hikers chase fall colors through Sand Dunes Park. Riverside Park launches your trip from $23/night with showers and pet-friendly pull-throughs.
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Princeton hugs the Rum River in Sherburne County. Locals cast lines for northern pike at Rum River Wayside. Families picnic in Rum River Central Park, swing at playgrounds, cheer high school football at Falcons Field. Golfers tackle Rum River Hills Golf Club's 18 holes. The town buzzes during Homecoming Days parades down 6th Street.
Riverside Park anchors RV stays here. Pull-through sites fit big rigs easily. Thirty-amp hookups keep appliances humming, showers rinse off river mud. Pets welcome means Fido joins hikes. Families and anglers thrive at this spot, using it as base for Mille Lacs Lake runs just 30 minutes north.
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Princeton excels in Rum River recreation and small-town charm. Anglers chase walleye and pike from public accesses. Families flock to Rum River Central Park for trails, playgrounds, and Homecoming Days events. Golfers swing at Rum River Hills while the river draws paddlers year-round.
Riverside Park tops the list for Princeton RV camping. This riverside spot offers showers, thirty-amp hookups, pets, and pull-through sites from $23/night. Camp here to fish the Rum River or explore Sand Dunes Park minutes away.
Yes, Riverside Park welcomes pets on leashes. Dogs love riverside walks after you park your rig. This amenity suits families touring central Minnesota's trails and lakes.