In the only state that borders three Great Lakes, the best places to stay are in state parks.
Read story and trip tipsIf you don't have a cabin of your own, Minnesota has one you can borrow.
Read story and trip tipsHigh above the North Shore, a spot at the historic Tettegouche Camp is as prized as ever.
Read story and trip tipsOn the edge of a waterfall on Minnesota's North Shore, a state-park guesthouse is a prized hideaway.
Read story and trip tipsIf you have pets, small children or teens to feed, try making someone else's home your castle.
Read story and trip tipsDon't like to camp? Cabins and guesthouses are cushy, but still in the middle of nature.
Read story and trip tipsA guesthouse overlooking Bear Head Lake is just one of the hideaways in Minnesota state parks.
Read story and trip tipsThanks to vacation rentals, a no-frills group lives beyond its means on a trip up north.
Read story and trip tipsIn Minnesota's Wild River State Park, a guesthouse lets guests dwell in comfort amid 7,000 acres of beauty.
Read story and trip tipsThey're in the woods, with views, vintage charm and modern luxuries (but maybe not all together).
Read story and trip tipsIf you like privacy and want to treat yourself, consider these spots.
Read story and trip tipsSpectacular scenery lies at guests' feet in a resort-like state park.
Read story and trip tipsHere's what you need to bring to a rented vacation cabin, cottage or house.
Read story and trip tipsIf you want, stay toasty warm and enjoy winter from a distance.
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