RV Parks in Madison Lake, Minnesota

Madison Lake, Minnesota, offers one RV campground for travelers seeking a quiet lakeside escape. Sakatah Trail Campground provides 20 campsites with full hookups and direct access to the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail, a 39 mile paved route. This directory page from RV Parks USA details that single property, its rates, and its facilities for your trip planning.

How many RV parks are in Madison Lake, Minnesota?

The city of Madison Lake operates exactly 1 RV campground: Sakatah Trail Campground. This single property delivers 20 campsites, 2 of which feature full hookups (electric, water, sewer). The campground occupies 5 acres on the north shore of the lake.

What amenities does Sakatah Trail Campground offer?

Sakatah Trail Campground provides full hookup sites measuring 30 x 50 feet, accommodating rigs up to 35 feet. The park offers these specific features:

• 20 total campsites: 2 full hookup, 18 electric/water only
• 50 amp electrical service at all sites
• 1 dump station with 3 rinse hoses
• 1 vault toilet building with 2 stalls each
• 2 fishing piers extending 40 feet into the lake
• Direct trail access to the 39 mile Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail

What camping fees apply at Madison Lake's RV park?

Rates at Sakatah Trail Campground run $30 per night for full hookup sites and $22 per night for electric/water sites. Weekly rates drop to $150 for full hookup or $110 for partial. A nightly reservation fee of $5 applies to all bookings. Camping season runs from April 15 through October 15 annually.

What outdoor recreation is near Madison Lake's campground?

Madison Lake spans 812 acres with 6.4 miles of shoreline open for fishing, boating, and swimming. The Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail runs 39 miles from Faribault, MN to Mankato, MN passing directly through the campground. Nearby parks include Minnesota Lake Recreation Area 12 miles west and Sakatah Lake State Park 8 miles south. Mankato, MN lies 15 miles northwest of Madison Lake.

What local attractions are within driving distance?

Within 15 miles of Madison Lake, visitors find the 8 acre Eagle Lake Nature Center, the 18 hole Landings at Spirit Lake golf course, and the 40 model aircraft displays at the Blue Earth County Historical Society in Mankato, MN. The Minnesota State University campus in Mankato sits 14 miles away. Winter recreation includes 12 miles of groomed snowmobile trails on the Sakatah Trail.

How do I make a reservation at the Madison Lake campground?

Reservations for Sakatah Trail Campground open 90 days in advance through the city of Madison Lake's online portal. A nonrefundable $5 booking fee applies per reservation. Same day walkups are accepted if sites remain available, but the city reports 80 percent occupancy on summer weekends. Contact the Madison Lake city office at 507 243 3216 for current availability. This RV park directory from RV Parks USA lists Madison Lake's single campground, a quiet option for travelers exploring southern Minnesota.