Savanna Portage State Park

Welcome to Savanna Portage State Park, an oasis of rolling hills, lakes, and bogs along the Laurentian Divide near McGregor Minnesota. Water flowing to the west of the divide flows to the Gulf of Mexico via the Mississippi River and water flowing to the east flows into Lake Superior. The Savanna Portage trail, for which the park is named, runs through this park. The trail was used as a trade route by Native American tribes over two centuries ago.

Flora and Fauna: The wilderness that is Savanna Portage State Park helps protect the habitat of numerous species of plants and animals. Some of the parks plants include both Northern Hardwood and Old-growth hardwood trees including aspens and birches. Some of the park's animals include skunks, wolves, black bears, moose, deer, coyotes, and many others. Please treat their home with respect.

For the lover of the outdoors this park boasts many miles of multipurpose trails, a swimming beach, a picnic shelter, and over 60 developed campsites. Come on out and have fun.

To contact the office please call 216-426-3271.