Sibley State Park
Welcome to Sibley State Park located in southern Minnesota near New London.
Park History: In 1919, following the efforts of Peter Broberg and other local citizens, the State of Minnesota established Sibley State Park. The park was named for the first governor of the State of Minnesota, Henry Hastings Sibley. In 1935, the U.S. Government sent the Veterans Conservation Corps to help develop the park's amenities and helped create a popular state park that gets nearly a quarter million visitors each year.
Flora and Fauna: Sibley State Park helps protect the habitat for numerous plant and animal species. Some of the park's plants include cedars, oaks, aspens, maples, basswoods, and many others. Some of the park's animals include foxes, raccoons, squirrels, chipmunks, coyotes, deer, skunks, badgers, herons, pelicans, loons, geese, and many others. Please treat their home with respect.
For the lover of the outdoors this park boasts miles of multipurpose trails, a swimming beach, a volleyball net, a picnic shelter, and over 100 campsites. Come on out and explore!
53 of the campsites have electrical hookups. To contact the office please call 320-354-2055.
Photographs from the community
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