Camping

Hobo Park Campground & Marina

Open May 1 - Sept 30

Hobo Park

Hobo Park Campground is owned and operated by the City of Starbuck and is located on the western shore of Lake Minnewaska, within the Starbuck city limits. Expanded boat docking and parking is available in two areas of the Marina area.

Contact
401 E 1st St Starbuck, MN 56381
Phone: (320) 239-2336

Glacial Lakes Trail (non-motorized) is available to allow cyclists and hikers an opportunity to travel approximately four miles south toGlacial Lakes State Park.. The city park has picnic shelters, playground equipment, tennis courts, a softball field and swimming beach, which are all within walking distance. Lifeguards are on duty daily form June through August.

The campground/marina now offers High-speed Internet Access! Contact us for details. City water and sewer are available.

Also the campground is within walking distance to the Starbuck business district for groceries, hardware, post office, clinic, bank, restaurants, and many facilities to serve your needs. Near the campground is an airport, Dairy Queen, bait shop, marine sales and repair shop.

CAMPING RATES beginning 2009

Complete Hook-up (water, sewer, metered electricity)

Season------------$2000.00

Monthly------------$ 710.00

Weekly-------------$ 275.00

Daily----------------$ 46.00

Electrical Hook-up Only

Monthly-------------$559.00

Weekly--------------$224.00

Daily-----------------$ 37.00

Tent Sites Daily-------$ 27.00 Reservations are taken on tent sites.

Marina Fees

Seasonal-------------$375.00 (0 -20')

Seasonal-------------$405.00 (21'-24')

Monthly--------------$203.00 (0-20')

Monthly--------------$219.00 (21'-24')

Weekly----------------$65.00 (0-20')

Weekly----------------$70.00 (21-24')

Daily-------------------$12.00 (0-20')

Daily-------------------$16.00 (21-24')

Sailboats---------------$423.00 seasonal/$237 monthly

CAMPGROUND 320-239-2336 CITY OFFICE 320-239-2525

FAX 320-239-2545 e-mail: diana54@hcinet.net

Glacial Lakes State Park

Glacial Lakes State Park is located five miles south of Starbuck and is at the crossroads between the original prairie land to the west and the central hardwood forests to the east. Its hills and valleys graphically show the impact of glaciers that covered this area 10,000 years ago. There are several lakes, ponds and marshes in the park. The park offers over 40 campsites in the shade of oak trees. A swimming beach features crystal clear water, nature trails, walk-in campsites, a group camping area, a picnic area and boat ramp, canoe and rowboat rentals, snowmobile trails, cross country ski trails, and horseback riding. Fishermen can angle for largemouth bass, northern pike and panfish.