Feet
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Individual Tent Site, Water & Electric, Gravel Tent Pad

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Up to 6 people.

  • 50/30/20 Amps
  • Individual Tent Site
  • Water & Electric
  • Gravel
  • Handicapped Friendly
  • Pets Allowed

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Enjoy a comfortable camping experience at our tent sites at Rochester Marion KOA, featuring water and electric hook-ups, a gravel site pad, and a firepit/grill combo for outdoor cooking. Relax in the grassy area with access to Wi-Fi, and bring your furry friends—pets are welcome! Each site includes a picnic table for meals and gatherings, offering the perfect blend of nature and convenience.


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Enjoy Serene Tent Camping at Rochester/Marion KOA Journey in Rochester, MNExperience the beauty of the Midwest under the stars at our tent sites at Rochester/Marion KOA Journey, conveniently located near I-90 and Highway 52 in Rochester, Minnesota. Our level, dry campsites come equipped with solid picnic tables and fire rings, offering the perfect setting for campfire stories and marshmallow roasting. With nearby clean restrooms and showers, you'll have all the comforts you need while enjoying the great outdoors.Stretch out and relax in our spacious tent areas surrounded by lush greenery and shade-providing trees. Immerse yourself in the peaceful country setting while still being close to local attractions like the renowned Mayo Clinic, the scenic Mississippi River, and outdoor adventures such as trout fishing on the Root River. Explore charming nearby towns like Lanesboro and St. Charles, hike through the stunning Bluff Country, or visit the local Amish area for a unique cultural experience.Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat or an adventurous vacation, our tent camping sites provide the perfect base for your stay in Rochester, MN. Book your spot today at Rochester/Marion KOA Journey and make unforgettable memories beneath the starry Midwest sky.