Lake Bronson State Park

We stayed in the Lakeside campground as it had electric. However, as the state of Minnesota seems to like to do in their electric camgrounds the site are very close together. There was no trees or brush between the sites and no real privacy between any of the sites. There was no site to our right, but the site to our left was very close. Fortunately there was no one in that site while we were there or it would have made for a much less enjoyable experience. This wasn't the quietest campground as there were constantly kids riding their bikes past. The cell service from verizon was very spotty. Generally good enough for texting, but not good enough for reliable data. There is wifi in the campground, but as it is not intended for streaming or downloading stuff it is somewhat slow, but it works well enough for loading weather radar.

Next time I go to Lake Bronson I would choose the Two Rivers campground. Those sites are wooded with good privacy between them.

Had the place to ourselves during the week. Lots of deer and wild turkeys to watch near our site. A few nice trails. Small market Store in town is the only place for groceries and they keep small town business hours. The folks at the post office were super nice. There is farmland all around and the closest Walmart is an hour away. Att cell signal was good enough for working with a we boost and there is a WiFi access point near the restrooms. We were there October 2018. There was some algae issue in the lake and swimming not recommended. People were boating and fishing though.

Tucked up in the far NW corner of Mn. is a beautiful state park. We camped here in mid August a few years ago and again this early Sept. There are 3 campgrounds. One of the lake, one for big rigs near the lake and another a few miles down the road, Two Rivers, which is our favorite. The 1st two are almost all sites with electric. Two Rivers has just a few electric sites. All sites in TR are very large with good spacing and privacy. There are flush toilets and showers. Hiking trails are numerous, beautiful and well maintained. It is a good place for birdwatching, bike riding, fishing and canoeing. You might hear wolves and spot bears, moose and elk. The ecology and geology, Aspen Parkland, is unique and lovely. We had Verizon LTE 1 and 2 bar. Of the over 100 sites in TR during our early Sept. stay, we were the only ones in the campground.