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点评：Campsites deep in a wooded valley. Read on...
Oh c’mon MN DNR… Everything is online so you can’t buy a one day park permit from someone in the office (if they had been open). Next to the emergency phone box (that is out of order) is a sign with a QR code so you can buy your park pass. There’s no cell signal here (at least for Verizon). The QR code couldn’t give the website because there was no signal. So we were talking to a game warden who suggested we go to the top of a hill for service. When we did this MN DNR requires you to login to their website - you can’t just purchase a permit for 1 day. So, we didn’t get the permit purchased because I didn’t bring the login info with me when we went to the top of the hill. Want people to comply with the rules? Make it easier to do business.
The museum was closed when we drove by. It was too hot to get out and read signs.
On a weekday, the campground was really quiet - only three sites occupied including the camp host. The campground is clean and well mowed. The sites are well shaded.
The electric is only 30 amp - which meant we don’t have enough power for the 2 AC units in our camper. Drinking water is available.
We had hoped to fish in the creek, but it was barely running at a trickle. We had also looked forward to hiking, but with temps in the 100s, we decided to skip that. The signs say you should access trail info online because changes have been made to the map and the one on the sign is not up to date. There is a corn hole setup in the camp. The old shower house, that required a hike up a hill, is closed and being overgrown by trees and brush.
The new shower house is impressive and handicap accessible but not open when we visited. There’s a tiny library made out of a tree stump.
There doesn’t seem to be a place to dump gray and black water. If the weather had been cooler and there was water in the stream, this would be a fun place to camp. Also, while some find it relaxing to go to places without cell service, it produces anxiety for some of us so some sort of cell phone service extender would be helpful.
Oh c’mon MN DNR… Everything is online so you can’t buy a one day park permit from someone in the office (if they had been open). Next to the emergency phone box (that is out of order) is a sign with a QR code so you can buy your park pass. There’s no cell signal here (at least for Verizon). The QR code couldn’t give the website because there was no signal. So we were talking to a game warden who suggested we go to the top of a hill for service. When we did this MN DNR requires you to login to their website - you can’t just purchase a permit for 1 day. So, we didn’t get the permit purchased because I didn’t bring the login info with me when we went to the top of the hill. Want people to comply with the rules? Make it easier to do business.
The museum was closed when we drove by. It was too hot to get out and read signs.
On a weekday, the campground was really quiet - only three sites occupied including the camp host. The campground is clean and well mowed. The sites are well shaded.
The electric is only 30 amp - which meant we don’t have enough power for the 2 AC units in our camper. Drinking water is available.
We had hoped to fish in the creek, but it was barely running at a trickle. We had also looked forward to hiking, but with temps in the 100s, we decided to skip that. The signs say you should access trail info online because changes have been made to the map and the one on the sign is not up to date. There is a corn hole setup in the camp. The old shower house, that required a hike up a hill, is closed and being overgrown by trees and brush.
The new shower house is impressive and handicap accessible but not open when we visited. There’s a tiny library made out of a tree stump.
There doesn’t seem to be a place to dump gray and black water. If the weather had been cooler and there was water in the stream, this would be a fun place to camp. Also, while some find it relaxing to go to places without cell service, it produces anxiety for some of us so some sort of cell phone service extender would be helpful.
翻译：露营地位于树木繁茂的山谷深处。继续阅读...
哦，来吧，明尼苏达州 DNR……一切都在网上，所以你不能从办公室的人那里购买一日公园许可证（如果他们已经开放）。紧急电话亭（已损坏）旁边有一个带有二维码的标志，您可以通过它购买公园通行证。这里没有手机信号（至少对于 Verizon 而言）。由于没有信号，二维码无法给出网站。所以我们正在和一位狩猎管理员交谈，他建议我们去山顶接受服务。当我们这样做时，MN DNR 要求您登录他们的网站 - 您不能只购买 1 天的许可证。所以，我们没有获得购买的许可证，因为我们去山顶时没有带登录信息。希望人们遵守规则吗？让做生意更容易。
我们开车经过时博物馆已经关门了。天气太热了，无法出去看路牌。
工作日的时候，营地非常安静——只有三个场地被占用，包括营地主人。露营地很干净而且修剪得很好。这些地点都有很好的遮荫。
电力只有 30 安培 - 这意味着我们没有足够的电力来容纳露营车中的 2 个交流电源。提供饮用水。
我们原本希望在小溪里钓鱼，但小溪几乎没有流淌。我们也期待徒步旅行，但由于气温在 100 多度，我们决定跳过。标志上写着您应该在线访问步道信息，因为地图已发生更改，并且标志上的信息不是最新的。营地里有一个玉米洞。旧的淋浴房需要徒步爬上一座小山，现在已经关闭，并且长满了树木和灌木丛。
新的淋浴房令人印象深刻，并且适合残疾人使用，但我们参观时尚未开放。有一个用树桩制成的小图书馆。
似乎没有地方倾倒灰水和黑水。如果天气凉爽，溪里有水，这里会是一个有趣的露营地。此外，虽然有些人觉得去没有手机服务的地方很放松，但它会给我们中的一些人带来焦虑，因此某种手机服务扩展器会有所帮助。
哦，来吧，明尼苏达州 DNR……一切都在网上，所以你不能从办公室的人那里购买一日公园许可证（如果他们已经开放）。紧急电话亭（已损坏）旁边有一个带有二维码的标志，您可以通过它购买公园通行证。这里没有手机信号（至少对于 Verizon 而言）。由于没有信号，二维码无法给出网站。所以我们正在和一位狩猎管理员交谈，他建议我们去山顶接受服务。当我们这样做时，MN DNR 要求您登录他们的网站 - 您不能只购买 1 天的许可证。所以，我们没有获得购买的许可证，因为我们去山顶时没有带登录信息。希望人们遵守规则吗？让做生意更容易。
我们开车经过时博物馆已经关门了。天气太热了，无法出去看路牌。
工作日的时候，营地非常安静——只有三个场地被占用，包括营地主人。露营地很干净而且修剪得很好。这些地点都有很好的遮荫。
电力只有 30 安培 - 这意味着我们没有足够的电力来容纳露营车中的 2 个交流电源。提供饮用水。
我们原本希望在小溪里钓鱼，但小溪几乎没有流淌。我们也期待徒步旅行，但由于气温在 100 多度，我们决定跳过。标志上写着您应该在线访问步道信息，因为地图已发生更改，并且标志上的信息不是最新的。营地里有一个玉米洞。旧的淋浴房需要徒步爬上一座小山，现在已经关闭，并且长满了树木和灌木丛。
新的淋浴房令人印象深刻，并且适合残疾人使用，但我们参观时尚未开放。有一个用树桩制成的小图书馆。
似乎没有地方倾倒灰水和黑水。如果天气凉爽，溪里有水，这里会是一个有趣的露营地。此外，虽然有些人觉得去没有手机服务的地方很放松，但它会给我们中的一些人带来焦虑，因此某种手机服务扩展器会有所帮助。
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