Scenic State Park

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Location:7 miles east of Bigfork on County Road 7.
Facilities:95 drive-in campsites (20 with electrical hookups), showers (é), flush toilets (é), 2 backpack campsites, 5 canoe-in campsites, group camp, rental cabin (rustic), guest house, picnic area, enclosed picnic shelter (é), hiking trails (14 miles), self-guided trail (2 miles), paved bike trails (2 miles), ski trails (5 miles), snowmobile trail (10 miles), swimming beach, fishing pier (é), boat launch, boat and canoe rentals, historic structures, visitor center (é), interpretive exhibits, gift shop.
Activities:Camping, swimming, lake fishing, canoeing, hiking, bicycling, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing.
Special Features:With seven pristine lakes, virgin pines, and more than 40 species of animals, Scenic State Park is well deserving of its name.
Address:56956 Scenic Hwy 7
Bigfork, MN 56628
Phone:218-743-3362
Fax:218-743-1362
Web: www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_parks/scenic
Size: 3,360 acres.

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