Maplewood State Park

The maple forest turns brilliant shades of orange, gold, and red in the fall. Eight major lakes and many ponds offer water lovers places to swim, fish, boat, and simply relax. Lake Lida has a sandy beach and large picnic areas for visitors. Drive along the scenic route to observe the wildlife: the park is host to 150 bird species and 50 species of mammals.

Park Highlights:

Camping
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback Trails

Camping

Drive-in Sites 71 sites

Electric Sites 32 sites

RV Length Limit 50 Feet
Length is measured from front of tow vehicle to rear of vehicle being towed.

Backpack Sites 3 sites

Horse Camp 24 sites
200 Maximum Capacity. For reservations, contact the state park reservation service by phone or online.

Group Camp 1 Site - Accommodates up to 30 people
Site located in a remote, semi-wooded area between Bass and Beers Lakes. Vault toilets available. Water is approximately ½ mile away. Drive-in site that will accommodate tents, small trailers, or campers.

Trails

Summer

Self Guided 2.2 miles
Hiking 25 miles
Horse 20 miles

Winter

Cross Country Skiing 5 miles groomed classical
5 miles ungroomed back-country

Snowmobile 21 miles groomed

Snowshoe 1/2 mile groomed
Snowshoeing is allowed anywhere in the park except on groomed ski or snowmobile trails.

Recreation Facilities

Summer

Picnic Area with picnic shelter

Picnic Shelter Open Shelter
Available for rent.

Golf Course 3 within 10 miles

Winter

Warming House

Water

Fishing Pier

Swimming Beach Within the park

Boat Access 2 in the park