• Voyageurs NP Locator Lake Scene

    Voyageurs

    National Park Minnesota

Fees & Reservations

ENTRANCE FEE

There is no entrance fee to Voyageurs National Park.

TOUR BOAT RESERVATIONS

Please see the tour boat information page for information on specific tour schedules and fees. All tours and fees are subject to change, please call ahead for schedule and fee changes.


CAMPING FEES & RESERVATIONS

There is no charge for individual campsites within Voyageurs National Park, although a free permit is required. All campsites in the park are accessible only by boat. There are NO drive-to campsites in Voyageurs National Park.

Individual campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Only the two large group campsites ($35 per night) and the handicap accessible campsite (free) may be reserved in advance.

The handicap accessible campsite is located at Voyageur Narrows on Namakan Lake. Call the Kabetogama Lake Visitor Center at (218) 875-2111 to reserve the handicap accessible site from late May through late September.

Reservations for the large group campsites can be made online at www.recreation.gov or by calling (877) 444-6777. For more information about the group campsites click here.

The call center hours are:
March 1 - Oct 31, 10 am - 12 am (EST)
November 1 - February 28, 10 am - 10 pm (EST)

ACTIVITY FEES

Boats on Interior Lakes Program

$10.00/day per boat
Voyageurs National Park rents canoes or rowboats on nine interior lakes located on the Kabetogama Peninsula. Visitors may rent boats for $10/day per boat. All rental boats are accessible only by water. None of these boats are accessible by car. Visitors must arrange their own water transportation to the trailhead; the National Park Service does not transport visitors to the trailhead. Reservations may be made one week in advance by phone or in person. Renters must bring and wear their own personal flotation device (lifejacket). Paddles provided. Visitors must sign a special use permit and pick up a key from a park visitor center.

Did You Know?

Grey Precambrian schist with bands of white quartz, NPS

The rocks you see at Voyageurs National Park are older than those found at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.