4.9
Aber Park, Museum, Camping and Pavilion
Abercrombie, Minnesota
Campground in Minnesota.
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Shevlin is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Minnesota weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Shevlin.
Don't miss local attractions near Shevlin. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 18, 2026
Great place to hike! Love it… cool playground and spot to fish!
Mar 18, 2026
Love this full-service campground and park. The shower and toilet block is amazing with individual bathrooms. There are also cabins to rent. At the lake you can fish, paddle or hike a very challenging trail around the lake. I prefer taking the hunter trails and crossing over the road to walk to the nascent Mississippi River overlook. This park is also a 15-minute drive from Itasca State Park with... Love this full-service campground and park. The shower and toilet block is amazing with individual bathrooms. There are also cabins to rent. At the lake you can fish, paddle or hike a very challenging trail around the lake. I prefer taking the hunter trails and crossing over the road to walk to the nascent Mississippi River overlook. This park is also a 15-minute drive from Itasca State Park with even more recreational opportunities. This is my preferred camping spot when exploring the area.
Mar 18, 2026
Really beautiful place. I was lucky enough to have most of it all to myself during my visit. There are a good amount of hiking trails. Some easy some harder. I had fun picking and eating the raspberries & blackberries during my hike. And there are lots of dirt roads and back roads in the area to cruise and explore.
Mar 18, 2026
Really beautiful place. I was lucky enough to have most of it all to myself during my visit. There are a good amount of hiking trails. Some easy some harder. I had fun picking and eating the raspberries & blackberries during my hike. And there are lots of dirt roads and back roads in the area to cruise and explore.
Mar 18, 2026
We love La Salle! It is definitely becoming more well known. Last year, you could get a campsite pretty easily, but this year, it has been full a lot of the summer, so book early if you want to camp. Park: At the top of the hill, there is a park, picnic area, fire pit, maps, and restrooms. The park has a sandy area, balancing logs, a wooden tent/teepee to play on and in, and a wooden tunnel. This... We love La Salle! It is definitely becoming more well known. Last year, you could get a campsite pretty easily, but this year, it has been full a lot of the summer, so book early if you want to camp. Park: At the top of the hill, there is a park, picnic area, fire pit, maps, and restrooms. The park has a sandy area, balancing logs, a wooden tent/teepee to play on and in, and a wooden tunnel. This park is smaller, but would appeal to both younger and older kids. Its more of just a climb around and explore type of park. Picnic area: There is a nice pavilion with picnic tables located by the firepit and playground at the top of the hill. Firepit: There is a beautiful firepit with wooden benches located by the park and picnic area. Beach/dock: At the bottom of the hill, there is a small dock that you can fish off of, and a sandy area to swim. The lake is absolutely gorgeous. Hiking trails: There are well maintained trails with maps throughout the park. Good for beginner/medium level hikers, nothing too extreme. Campground: This is my favorite part. They have full hookups, huge sites, trees, and fairly good privacy. In the middle, there is a restroom and shower area. The road dead ends, so there is not a ton of traffic going through. The campground is not located on the lake, but you can drive or hike to it. Cabins: There are a couple of cabins down the road that has the lake access, I have not stayed in them, but they look very nice and have a good location by the lake/beach area.
Mar 18, 2026
We love La Salle! It is definitely becoming more well known. Last year, you could get a campsite pretty easily, but this year, it has been full a lot of the summer, so book early if you want to camp. Park: At the top of the hill, there is a park, picnic area, fire pit, maps, and restrooms. The park has a sandy area, balancing logs, a wooden tent/teepee to play on and in, and a wooden tunnel. This... We love La Salle! It is definitely becoming more well known. Last year, you could get a campsite pretty easily, but this year, it has been full a lot of the summer, so book early if you want to camp. Park: At the top of the hill, there is a park, picnic area, fire pit, maps, and restrooms. The park has a sandy area, balancing logs, a wooden tent/teepee to play on and in, and a wooden tunnel. This park is smaller, but would appeal to both younger and older kids. Its more of just a climb around and explore type of park. Picnic area: There is a nice pavilion with picnic tables located by the firepit and playground at the top of the hill. Firepit: There is a beautiful firepit with wooden benches located by the park and picnic area. Beach/dock: At the bottom of the hill, there is a small dock that you can fish off of, and a sandy area to swim. The lake is absolutely gorgeous. Hiking trails: There are well maintained trails with maps throughout the park. Good for beginner/medium level hikers, nothing too extreme. Campground: This is my favorite part. They have full hookups, huge sites, trees, and fairly good privacy. In the middle, there is a restroom and shower area. The road dead ends, so there is not a ton of traffic going through. The campground is not located on the lake, but you can drive or hike to it. Cabins: There are a couple of cabins down the road that has the lake access, I have not stayed in them, but they look very nice and have a good location by the lake/beach area.
Mar 18, 2026
This recreation area is brand new with new facilities. You can tell the state of MN has put a lot of money into this newer recreation area. It could really be considered a state park. There is a decent campground and a great day use area. Everything here is modern and new. The lake is the highlight and there are good trails around it.
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