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Want to go camping but want to pack a little lighter or have a roof over your head? There are many overnight lodging options available, from cabins, yurts and safari-style tents to lodges and cottages with many of the amenities of home. Overnight lodging can be reserved 6 months in advance.
Beginning Aug. 1, 2025, the DNR is adjusting fees for modern and semi-modern campsites and all overnight lodging to help ensure the long-term sustainability of state park operations and that that rates are keeping pace with fixed costs, such as utilities, equipment replacement and staff. This is the first fee adjustment in three years. New nightly rates will be effective starting Aug. 1, 2025.
Learn moreThere are many unique lodging options, including geodesic domes, rustic cottage, safari-style tents, tiny houses and more. Some options have been "reimagined" into something new.
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Additionally, there are many small businesses that offer camping unit and RV rentals in state parks and recreation areas.
Typically, mini cabins sleep up to four and they're outfitted with bunkbeds, electrical outlets, a microwave and small refrigerator. You must supply your own bedding, dishes and cookware. Showers and bathroom facilities are located nearby.
Typically, rustic cabins are located on quiet sites with waterside views and accommodate 2 to 24 people. They are outfitted with beds or bunks, a table, chairs, brooms and a propane heater or wood stove for heat. You must supply your own bedding, dishes and cookware. A vault toilet is located nearby.
These 400-square-foot cabins are often located on scenic lots overlooking lakes, bays and rivers. Typically, the cabins sleeps up to six and they're outfitted with two sets of bunk beds, a futon, electrical outlets, shelves for food and supplies, a fire circle and picnic tables. You must supply your own bedding, dishes and cookware. Showers and bathroom facilities are located nearby.
Lodges offer a few more amenities such as full indoor restrooms with showers, kitchens with appliances and multiple bedrooms for a more upscale camping experience. Bathrooms are included inside the unit.
Yurts are sturdy, tent-like structures made with insulated canvas exteriors and interior wood latticework. They are outfitted with tables, chairs, bunkbed, armoires, a woodstove (with cooktop) and small propane grills (propane not included). You must supply your own bedding, dishes and cookware. Showers and bathroom facilities are located nearby.
We also have a handful of modern meeting and conference center facilities paired with or near overnight lodging. Check out these outdoor-inspired facilities.
