Sinclair Lewis City Campground

This campground fit the bill for a fantastic place for and overnight stop, almost exactly halfway between our stops. It’s lakeside, has and adjacent park with splash pad and live music shell, is a short walk to Sinclair Lewis’ boyhood home, and is on the lake Wobegon Trail. Sauk Centre was also a nice place to stock up on groceries before remote camping. Only downside are the tight sites, but we’ll laid out and it’s mostly seasonal campers so a weeknight was quiet.

Passing through on our way to Glacier and needed a place to sleep for the night. There weren’t many reviews, but we took a chance. The campground supervisor was friendly and informative. Our site was a pull through grass site with water and electric. Bonus- it had a view of the lake! The campground has a playground, beach and splash pad. It was clean and well-kept. Our site was level and the length was long enough for us to stay hooked up for an early departure. We didn’t venture into town, but it definitely has the small town feel with a quaint downtown area with shops and restaurants. Would recommend this campground for those passing through or for a weekend.

We picked this city campground because it is close to the Wobegan Bike Trail and because of the the connection to Sinclair Lewis, the author. Campground is next to the lake. Lots of nice gravel sites, some leveler than others. Quit a few seasonal sites as well. CG Manager is VERY nice and helpful. He does a good job of watching everything. The park and outdoor theater next door is also an attraction. If we are back in the area, we will stay here.