Campground Overview
About New Leech Lake Campground
How does escaping to a serene lakeside retreat, with some of Minnesota’s best fishing waters and peaceful seclusion, sound for your next camping trip? New Leech Lake Campground, situated on Portage Bay at the northern end of Leech Lake, offers a truly tranquil environment, combining natural beauty with recreational opportunities. This private campground is renowned for its excellent fishing, with species like walleye, muskie, and northern pike drawing anglers year-round. It's a family-friendly destination with a gradual-entry beach, safe for children, and provides a welcoming atmosphere ideal for relaxing vacations.
The campground features diverse accommodations, including primitive tent sites, full hookup RV sites, and two cozy apartments above the lodge for a more homely stay. Amenities include clean restrooms, hot showers, a boat launch with a floating dock system, and a lodge with basic groceries, Wi-Fi, and a recreation area. On-site activities range from swimming at the beach to hiking and snowmobiling in winter, catering to guests throughout the year. While there’s no lively entertainment, the true charm lies in its peaceful, nature-focused ambiance.
Located just six miles from Bena, Minnesota, this campground serves as a gateway to both the natural splendor of the vast Chippewa National Forest and the cultural richness of the Leech Lake area. Whether it’s fishing, family bonding, or a quiet escape from city life, New Leech Lake Campground is a perfect spot for extended stays or weekend getaways.
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