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 | Afton - MN State Park Hastings, MN Telephone: (651) 436-5391 |
| | Grand oaks and delicate prairie flowers grace the rugged, rolling landscape of this park. Trails traverse remnant and restored prairies, wind down deep ravines and rise up to the grassy ridgetops and bluffs overlooking the scenic St. Croix River.
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 | Carley - MN State Park Altura, MN Telephone: (507) 932-3007 |
| | Beauty and quiet- Hike along the trail that follows the Whitewater River. Listen for the sweet song of orioles, song sparrows, house wrens, and indigo buntings. Sit back and see a red-tailed hawk ride thermals in the sky.
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| Flandrau - MN State Park New Ulm, MN Telephone: (507) 233-9800 |
| | The gentle flowing Big Cottonwood River meanders through this southern park. Hikers and cross-country skiers enjoy the flat trails on the bottom of the valley or more challenging routes on the oak-shaded bluffs.
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| Forestville/Mystery Cave - MN State Park Preston, MN Telephone: (507) 352-5111 |
| | Visit Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park to see natural wonders above and below ground. In the summer, explore the world of Mystery Cave with its stalactites, stalagmites and underground pools
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| Fort Ridgely - MN State Park Fairfax, MN Telephone: (507) 426-7840 |
| | Tour Historic Fort Ridgely and wander through the ruins of this once thriving outpost. Learn about the U. S.-Dakota Conflict of 1862, a major event in Minnesota's early history.
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| Frontenac - MN State Park Frontenac, MN Telephone: (651) 345-3401 |
| | Located on the Mississippi River, Frontenac is a birdwatcher's paradise. It is one of the best spots in the country to view birds migrating in the spring and fall. More than 260 species of birds have been recorded here.
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| Great River Bluffs - MN State Park Winona, MN Telephone: (507) 643-6849 |
| | This is beautiful bluff country! Bring your binoculars; the river valley is a major flyway for waterfowl, eagles, and hawks. Look for ruffed grouse, wild turkeys, coyotes, and many species of songbirds.
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 | Hayes Lake - MN State Park Roseau, MN Telephone: (218) 425-7504 |
| | Some days it's just you, loons, and moose. Visitors also enjoy swimming and canoeing in the lake, along with camping. Trails for hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, and horseback riding.
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| Kilen Woods - MN State Park Lakefield, MN Telephone: (507) 662-6258 |
| | For a quiet, relaxing time, hike the cool woodland trail which meanders along the tranquil Des Moines River, or enjoy the view of the river valley from Dinosaur Ridge Overlook.
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 | Lake Kegonsa - WI State Park Stoughton, WI Telephone: 608-873-9695 |
| | Offers a variety of recreation and a 3,200-acre lake. 342 Acre State Park located on beautiful Lake Kegonsa. Seasonal camping camping, group camping, hiking, boating, swimming, nature study, playgrounds, beach, fishing, cross country skiing, ski skating and sledding.
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| Mille Lacs Kathio - MN State Park Onamia, MN Telephone: (320) 532-3523 |
| | Kathio's visitors can experience several different styles of camping year-round or even 'rough it' in one of our new heated Camper Cabins. You can climb the 100 ft. observation/fire tower and look across the majesty of Mille Lacs Lake.
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| Old Mill - MN State Park Argyle, MN Telephone: (218) 437-8174 |
| | A log cabin and a steam-powered flour mill at Old Mill State Park are bold landmarks from the past. The grist mill still gets fired up once a year to grind flour.
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| Sibley - MN State Park New London, MN Telephone: (320) 354-2055 |
| | Hike to Mount Tom, one of several high points in a 50-mile radius, and see a patchwork of forest, farmland, prairie knolls, and lakes. Summer visitors enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing.
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| Split Rock Creek - MN State Park Jasper, MN Telephone: (507) 348-7908 |
| | Swim, fish, or boat the waters of Split Rock Lake, the largest body of water in Pipestone County. The lake is the predominant feature of this park. Stop by the Beach Side Trail Center for an excellent vista.
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| Upper Sioux Agency - MN State Park Granite Falls, MN Telephone: (320) 564-4777 |
| | The park covers 1,280 acres and offers diversity: open prairie knolls, bluffs, and cool, wooded slopes. Visitors enjoy the trails ideal for horseback riding, hiking, skiing, and snowmobiling. Also a huge sliding hill for winter fun.
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