Petaga Campground

This looks to be a great campground. It is well spread out with many large secluded, shaded, and fairly spacious sites. It has many camper cabins, walk in sites, as well as a fish cleaning shelter. The road is paved to help campground and is on the way tonthe day use area. There are many trials in the area.

We camped here for 3 nights in one of the electric site in mid July. We prescouted which site we wanted before reserving it online. At this time of the year, mosquitoes and horse flies are in full bloom. We brought plenty of spray repellent. Unless you were sprayed head to toe, they will find a spot to draculate your blood. The wooded trails would've been very nice to walk or hike through but we would've came out like we just lost a fighting match so we passed on the opportunity. Next time we will bring mosquitoe head nets. The area is very wooded and natural, very beautiful place. Lots of wildlife, we saw a few types of butterflies, many kinds of songs birds, chipmunks, red squirrels, loons, owls, hawks, a very large female garter snake, toads and lots of leopard and pickerel frogs at the

It was our last time out for the season! The park is beautiful! So much to see and hike. We will return! The staff at the office were extremely helpful and nice!

The campsites are great lots of room. Not tightly packed in. The restrooms are decent. We loved our site and want to come back. It seems like such a large area to camp at!

Rest room filthy. Years of built up dirt...esp. lower shower walls. Park Manager does not keep after staff for better cleanliness standards. Mgrs expectations must be low. Green moss.and black.mold growing in upper corners of shower stalls. Worst maintain Minnesota State Park we have visited in last 3 years. Will try and add photos later date.