Stony Point

About

Stony Point Campground occupies a prime waterfront location on Leech Lake in the heart of Chippewa National Forest. The third-largest lake in Minnesota at over 112,000 acres with nearly 200 miles of shoreline, Leech Lake draws anglers targeting walleye, perch, bass, northern pike, and muskie. The campground provides two boat harbors, a boat ramp, and a fish-cleaning shed for those chasing trophy catches. The 44 campsites are arranged in an open, grassy setting surrounded by old growth forest featuring oak, elm, maple, and ash trees, some exceeding 200 years in age. Most sites offer 30-amp electric hookups with gravel driveways accommodating vehicles up to 45 feet. Amenities include flush toilets, hot showers, drinking water, and an RV dump station. A swimming beach and picnic area round out the facilities. Miles of scenic trails connect to the area including the Paul Bunyan State Trail, Heartland Trail, Soo Line Trail, and North Country National Scenic Trail. The tourist town of Walker is about 14 miles west with restaurants, shops, and festivals throughout the year.

Directions

From Walker, Minnesota, take Highway 200 east approximately 6 miles to County Road 13. Go north on County Road 13 about 4 miles to Forest Service Road 3797, then east to the campground.