Summer camps in Minnesota
116 camps in 80 towns.

Alexandria
Annandale
Baxter
Bemidji
Brainerd
Burnsville
Caledonia
Cass Lake
Champlin
Chanhassen
Chaska
Cook
Crosslake
Deerwood
Eagan
Eden Prairie
Eden Valley
Elk River
Eveleth
Excelsior
Finland
Finlayson
Frazee
Gilbert
Grand Marais
Grand Rapids
Hackensack
Hopkins
International Falls
Lake Hubert
Lake Park
Lakeville
Laporte
Lino Lakes
Little Falls
Long Lake
Long Prairie
Longville
Loretto
Madison Lake
Maple Lake
Mapleton
Maplewood
Marine On Saint Croix
McGregor
Minneapolis
Minnetonka
Monticello
New London
Northfield
Oak Grove
Oak Island
Oakdale
Osage
Owatonna
Park Rapids
Paynesville
Pequot Lakes
Pine River
Ponsford
Remer
Rosemount
Saint Cloud
Saint Paul
Slayton
Spicer
Spring Valley
Stillwater
Sturgeon Lake
Waseca
Waterville
Willow River
Windom
Winona
Woodbury
Zimmerman
Zumbro Falls
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Questions
- How many summer camps are in Minnesota?
- This directory lists 116 camps in Minnesota, including 21 day camps and 50 overnight camps. Each camp’s page shows its town, age range, and program facts from its own public listing.
- When does summer camp registration open in Minnesota?
- Most camps open sign-ups between January and March, and popular ones fill in hours. Get a camp’s free alert and we check its public registration page day and night, then email you the moment its new dates go up showing open, link included.
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Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with each camp directly.
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