Cleary Lake Campground
Roughing it was never so easy. Several campsites ranging in size from small to large are located in Cleary Lake Regional Park for outdoor enthusiasts—including an island site accessible only by boat. 20 sites for tents only and two RV sites with full hookups.
Paved Trail
Unpaved Trail
Aggregate Trail
Places at Cleary Lake
Campground Info
2017 camping season: April 28 to Oct. 29.
Cleary Lake Regional Park has two camping areas—Red Pine with five campsites and Basswood with 15 campsites and two RV sites. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with pit latrines (wheelchair accessible) and water pump nearby; no showers. Campsites are walk-in with no electricity. RV sites have full hookups with water, sewer and electric. A shelter is available to all campers staying at the Basswood camping area.
rates and reservations
Daily Rate
$16 per campsite
$50 per RV site
A $7.50 (sales tax not included) non-refundable reservation fee applies.
Sales tax not included.
Campsites can be reserved up to one year in advance of your first night's stay.
Reserve a site online or call 763.559.6700.
Midweek Camping Special
Reserve a campsite at Cleary Lake Campground for one night and get a second, consecutive night half off with no reservation fee. This offer is valid Sunday–Thursday only and does not apply during the week of July 4 or to group camps. Offer does not include RV sites. To receive this special reserve by phone at 763.559.6700 or onsite at the campground office.
policies
Please review important changes to camping and cancellation policies.
three rivers and scott county
Cleary Lake Campground is operated under a joint powers agreement between Scott County and Three Rivers Park District.
Upcoming Events
Enjoy nighttime adventures under the magic of a full moon. Experience the beauty of the parks at night and see which creatures come out to greet you.
Camping is the stuff memories are made of! At Three Rivers you’ll find all the fun of camping without the long car trip. Campgrounds are available at Baker, Carver and Cleary.
Throw a line for your own catch of the day. In Three Rivers, you might reel in muskie, northern pike, sunfish, bass or even walleye.
