Blue Earth Campground at Faribault County Fairgrounds

We stayed for one night after a long and exhausting drive. We were so happy they had a space for us fairly last minute. (We called 2hours ahead) We were happy to be able to back right in, be level and have full hookups and Wi-Fi! It was very quiet (except for the train which must be somewhere close by, and blew its whistle quite a few times in the middle of the night).

The camp host was very welcoming and met us when we arrived. There is a walking/bike path that goes right through the fairgrounds that was nice. Good restaurants close by. I’m not sure if I’d make it a destination, but it was a great place to stop and settle in for the night, and we will go back if passing through again.

Lovely small CG in friendly small town just off I90. 15 sites with larger lots and more privacy 12 - 15. Did not even notice cheering parents at high school game when back by the camping sites. Quiet except for occasional train. Full hookups, really nice park and playground area up front, host could not be more helpful, and everything you need in area

Fantastic campground. Very clean, pleasant, and well run. The camp host made sure everything was running smoothly.

Since I had a small rig (class B), they put me back in what used to be the tent area. That has now been converted to full-hookup sites, and it nicely green and close to the trees. I was next door to a couple who lived close to me at home and had the same type of rig as me.

Free firewood (yes, really.) Wifi. Dump station available for non-campers for a fee. Hot showers, although there is only one stall per gender, and the showers are a bit of a walk from where I was parked. Not a big deal.

Would definitely recommend this place. Very close to the interstate, but far enough away that you only occasionally hear truck brakes. There is a train behind the campground, but I never heard it after I went to bed.

We had a great time exploring the area and enjoyed returning home to this city park site every day.
Quiet, nicely prepared sites, full hookups, gorgeous oak trees, lovely butterfly and bird garden. The paved trails were a plus for daily walks. When do you get to sleep near the Jolly Green Giant? Many activities for all ages. Area restaurants were delicious . . . Farmer’s Daughter, Cabin Coffee, and Bean Town Grill in nearby Fairmont.

I chose this campground by happenstance as it was on my way to Wisconsin. What a surprise! This is a campground set on the county fairgrounds. You have the fairgrounds with a nice walking trail surrounding the site. I was able to watch a local high school baseball game one night. The city of Blue Earth is a short mile away. There are several restaurants near the campground and even more options in the city. I work remotely and my Verizon cell signal was strong so I was able to conduct business online with no issues. The campground hostess was a wonderful person. I just can't say enough good things about this place. The restrooms were clean and the shower water was nice and hot. I will definitely return when I am back in the area. Great experience.