From Minneapolis: 120 Miles South on US 52S, then turn Left on CR 12 and go 19 miles. Turn Right on MN 43 and continue to CR 18. Stay on CR 18 until it turns to CR 19 and go another 1.3 miles to KOA. From Decorah: Take Locust Road 19 miles to MN 44E. Turn Right toward Spring Grove, then Left onto CR 4. Go 3.4 miles to CR 19 and turn Left. Go another 2.6 miles to KOA.
Get Google DirectionsSpring Grove KOA Journey is the perfect base for exploring the local area. From caves to river adventures we have you covered!
Travel far beneath the surface through stream-sculpted passages to experience the wonders of the Niagara Caves!
29842 County Road 30
Harmony, MN 55939
Mystery Caves is the longest cave in Minnesota! It covers over 13 miles of underground passages that were created as moving water dissolved the rock. Tours take you underground through the different parts of the cave.
21071 County 118
Preston, MN 55965
If you are looking for the ultimate summer adventure, look no farther than Root River Outfitters. This is your go to destination for all things kayaking, canoeing or tubing!
101 Parkway Avenue South
Lanesboro, MN 55949
The Music and Market series is a weekly event that takes place on Wednesdays from May to October. It features food by local organizations and a wide variety of music in Viking Memorial Park. The farmer's market is adjacent to the park on Maple Drive, near Rock Filter Distillery.
113 Maple Drive
Spring Grove, MN 55974
With 9 nostalgic flavors, Spring Grove Soda Pop has been refreshing palates in the Midwest for over 100 years! Pick up a bottle in our camp store today!
215 2nd Avenue NW
Spring Grove, MN 55974
From Ballard House to Giants of the Earth Heritage Center. Located in Spring Grove, Minnesota's first Norwegian settlement, the Ballard House opened in September 1893 under the name Spring Grove House. It operated as a hotel until the 1970s. The Ballard House stood empty for about ten years until it was acquired and restored by Spring Grove Area Past, Present, and Future. From the 1980s until 2010, it was an antique shop. Giants of the Earth acquired the Ballard House in January 2010 and began its restoration and renovation efforts in September 2010. The murals in Immigrant Hall were created by honored Norwegian artist Sigmund Årseth in October 2010.
163 West Main Street
Spring Grove, MN 55974
The Spring Grove Family Swim Center is open to all ages June through August and features zero-depth entry, drop slides, flumes, a toddler slide, diving boards, relaxation areas with umbrellas and fun and exciting menu items at the Snack Shack concession stand.
600 Maple Drive
Spring Grove, MN 55974
Visit Spring Grove Cinema and catch a good show!
167 West Main Street
Spring Grove, MN 55974
Registered as a National Historic Site, it is the only childhood home of Laura Inglass Wilder that remains on its original site. It is also her only home she didn't write a book about. The museum and tours are open May-Mid October. Burr Oak is about 20 minutes from the campground.
3603 236th Ave.
Burr Oak, IA 52101
This Amish shop sells rockers, baskets, leather belts, jewelry boxes, loom rugs and so much more. They are also well known for their fruit 'fry pies', which are sold Friday and Saturdays. But get there early, they sell out quick. All Amish shops in Harmony and open Monday-Saturday during daylight hours, unless otherwise noted. Our camp store has a list and a map of all the Amish shop keepers
34330 130th St.
Harmony, MN 55939
The Decorah Ice Cave get its name fro the layers of ice that form in January and last until late August. Trails have been cut around the ice cave and Dunning Springs. Trail maps are available on their website.
2559-2539 Ice Cave Rd
Decorah, IA 52101
This waterfall and trails are located in Decorah Iowa. Parking is located just south of the entrance to the waterfall. No cars are allowed up near the waterfall except for handicapped vehicles. The waterfall is fed from the Ice Cave located just up the road from the parking lot. Maps of the trails are located on the website.
203 Quarry St.
Decorah, IA 52101
Decorah, Iowa has a great little farmer's market every Wednesday and Saturday. They have everything from honey to produce to fresh baked bread. Stop by and help support local vendors.
Heivly St.
Decorah, IA 52101
The National Norwegian - American Museum and folk art school is located in Dechorha Iowa about 30 minutes from the campground. This museum has art, artifacts and displays that showcase the early Norwegian settlers in the area. There is also a outdoor exihbit of homes that were built by the first settlers. There is also a museum gift shop.
520 W. Water Street
Decorah, IA 52101
This gift shop has a garden related gift shop and small batch French bakery. They have a pollinator garden in the back where you can enjoy your pastries.How to Buy: Newburg Vintage Home and Garden is open Saturdays from 11am-2pm. To place an order you can message Irene on Facebook, call the bakery, or send an email.
14615 421st Ave
Newberg, MN 55954
This amazing place has 3 floors of hands on exhibits for kids ages 1-10. Admission is $9 a person, infants free and on Sunday's admission is $8.
207 5th Ave. S
LaCrosse, WI 54601
This local museum is packed with history about the town of Lanesboro and surrounding area. Admission is free, donations are accepted.
105 Parkway Ave. S.
Lanesboro, MN 55949
This trail spans over 60 miles of paved, DNR maintained pathway. This trail starts in Fountain Minnesota and ends in Houston Minnesota. You can enjoy biking, hiking, and skating down this pathway.
This arcade is located in Lanesboro Minnisota right down the block from the Root River Trail. It is connected to Sugar Shack. The arcade has pool tables, axe throwing, pinball, and is planning on adding more games in the near future. The Sugar Shack has lots of little snack items and drinks. This place is a fun stop after exploring the Root River Trail.
110 Coffee St. E.
Lanesboro, MN 55949
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