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Minnesota State Park Tent Camping Trips
If you are 14 or older and looking for something to create great memories...sign up for one of our State Park Trips! Each of these tent camping trips visits a Minnesota State Park with a focus on biking or horseback riding.
All trips begin with an overnight stay at Camp Friendship, where participants learn how to pack camping gear, set up tents, build a fire and cook over it. Participants leave the next morning to set up base camp. An itinerary will be provided two weeks before the trip.
Individuals who demonstrate proper social behavior and are free of major medical considerations are encouraged to participate. All participants are screened to determine suitability for trips.
Minnesota State Park Tent Camping Trips Summer 2008 Destinations:
Mystery Cave State Park-near Forestville-hiking & caving
Join us to explore the natural wonders of Mystery Cave in Forestville with
its rock layers, stalactites, stalagmites, and underground pools. The
bluff country of Forestville offers great hiking trails along with a
restored 1800's village to visit and learn about the history of the area.
Find out about a new adventure game of geocaching. Participants should
be able to hike one to three miles per day.
Mystery Cave State Park – near Forestville-Horseback Riding & Caving Experienced horseback riders will enjoy three visits to a therapeutic horseback riding program near Pine Island. Join us to explore the natural wonders of Mystery Cave in Forestville with its rock layers, stalactites, stalagmites, and underground pools. The bluff country of Forestville offers great hiking trails along with a restored 1800’s village to visit and learn about the history of the area. Find out about a new adventure game of geocaching. Participants should be able to hike one to three miles per day.
Itasca
State Park-near Park Rapids-biking
If you love to see beautiful country while riding a bike, this trip is for
you. Both sessions offer exciting bike trips that explore 16 miles
of paved trails around the headwaters of the mighty Mississippi River.
Visit the Indian Cemetery and Preacher's Grove. Take a drive around
the wilderness sanctuary and do a little shopping at the Headwaters Gift
Shop, visit Paul Bunyan Animal Land in Bemidji. The trip fee includes bike rental, but bring your own helmet.
Participants should be able to bike three to ten miles per day.
State Park Tent Camping Trips Schedule
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