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Explore Minnesota State Parks with the Minnesota State Parks Passport Club 

Minnesota’s State Parks offer a rich mix of scenic beauty, historical landmarks, and outdoor recreation across every corner of the state. From waterfalls and wildflower prairies to ancient rock formations and quiet lakeside retreats, there’s something for every kind of camper, hiker, or explorer. Whether you’re a weekend wanderer or on a mission to visit every park, the Minnesota State Park Passport program makes the journey even more rewarding.

What Is the Minnesota State Park Passport?

The Minnesota State Park Passport is an adventure incentive program that encourages you to visit all of Minnesota’s state parks and recreation areas. Available for a small fee at most park offices or online through the DNR, the passport is a keepsake-style booklet where you can collect stamps at each park. It's a fun way to track your travels and learn more about each location along the way.

How It Works:

1)     Choose your destination:
The Passport Club book comes with a map and a list of all the Minnesota state parks and recreation areas. Decide where to start!

2)     Get the stamp:
Find the stamp at the entrance station or kiosk of the state park or recreation area.

3)     Get your rewards:
You’ll receive a pin and a certificate for a free night of camping when you get 25 stamps. When you’ve collected stamps for all Minnesota state parks and recreation areas, you’ll get a plaque and another certificate for a free night of camping.

For couples, families, solo travelers, and campervan explorers alike, the passport adds a rewarding challenge to every trip. It’s not just a log—it’s a motivator, a souvenir, and a badge of honor for discovering the beauty of Minnesota’s natural landscapes.

Join the Minnesota State Parks Passport Club 

Minnesota State Parks List

Below is a list of Minnesota State Parks—each offering its own blend of scenic beauty, history, and outdoor recreation. As this project evolves, these park names will link to detailed articles featuring helpful trip-planning information, including camping options, things to see and do, and photos. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or working toward completing your passport, these resources will help make each stop memorable and easy to navigate.

Afton State Park
Banning State Park
Bear Head Lake State Park
Beaver Creek Valley State Park
Big Bog State Recreation Area
Big Stone Lake State Park
Blue Mounds State Park
Buffalo River State Park
Camden State Park
Carley State Park
Cascade River State Park
Charles A. Lindbergh State Park
Crow Wing State Park
Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area
Father Hennepin State Park
Flandrau State Park
Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park
Fort Ridgely State Park
Fort Snelling State Park
Franz Jevne State Park
Frontenac State Park
Garden Island State Recreation Area
George H. Crosby Manitou State Park
Glacial Lakes State Park
Gooseberry Falls State Park
Grand Portage State Park
Great River Bluffs State Park
Greenleaf Lake State Recreation Area
Hayes Lake State Park
Hill Annex Mine State Park
Interstate State Park
Itasca State Park
Jay Cooke State Park
John A. Latsch State Park
Judge C.R. Magney State Park
Kilen Woods State Park
Lac qui Parle State Park
Lake Bemidji State Park
Lake Bronson State Park
Lake Carlos State Park
Lake Louise State Park
Lake Maria State Park
Lake Shetek State Park
Maplewood State Park
McCarthy Beach State Park
Mille Lacs Kathio State Park
Minneopa State Park
Minnesota Valley State Recreation Area
Monson Lake State Park
Moose Lake State Park
Myre-Big Island State Park
Nerstrand Big Woods State Park
Old Mill State Park
Red River State Recreation Area
Rice Lake State Park
Sakatah Lake State Park
Savanna Portage State Park
Scenic State Park
Schoolcraft State Park
Sibley State Park
Split Rock Creek State Park
St. Croix State Park
St. Croix Islands State Recreation Area
Temperance River State Park
Tettegouche State Park
Upper Sioux Agency State Park
Whitewater State Park
Wild River State Park
William O'Brien State Park
Zippel Bay State Park

Why the Mini-T Campervan is Perfect for Passport Travelers

Traveling to all of Minnesota’s state parks is easier, more comfortable, and more efficient in a Mini-T Campervan by DLM-Distribution. This unique Class B campervan is small enough to fit in any campsite—even the compact ones in state parks that larger RVs often can’t access. At the same time, it’s fully equipped for comfortable, self-contained travel.

With its ability to operate entirely off the grid thanks to its integrated solar power system and robust battery management, there's no need for an electric campsite. That means you have more options and more freedom—whether you're staying at remote parks like Zippel Bay or popular destinations like Gooseberry Falls.

The Mini-T Campervan is also fuel-efficient, easy to drive, and practical enough to double as your daily driver. It fits in a standard garage at home and slips easily into city parking spots when you're not on the road. Whether you're a solo traveler, couple, or retiree with the Minnesota State Park Passport in hand, the Mini-T is an ideal RV for statewide exploration.

Explore the Parks with Confidence

If you're planning to visit all of Minnesota’s state parks, the Passport Program gives you a fun, rewarding goal—and the Mini-T Campervan gives you the freedom to pursue it on your terms. Comfortable, efficient, and ready to go off-grid, this small RV makes big dreams possible.

Happy Camping!

Mini-T Campervans available now—ready for your state park travels