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Cabins and yurts at Glendalough State Park

Minnesota State Parks · Minnesota, United States

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Units
4
Sleeps
3–7 per unit
Heated
All
Electricity
2 of 4
Wheelchair accessible
1 of 4
Season
Year-round
Drinking water
No
Elevation
1,362 ft
Dark sky
Bortle class 2
Nearest town
Battle Lake
Address
24869 Whitetail Lane
Phone
218-261-6900

About each unit

Cabin Three · sleeps 5

Cabin Three is a camper cabin at Glendalough State Park, sleeping up to 5 people. No kitchen inside - cooking is limited to a crockpot or coffeepot; there's an outdoor picnic table and fire ring. No indoor plumbing or bathroom - a nearby campground or visitor center has restrooms and showers. ADA accessible. Pets aren't allowed. The accessible one of Glendalough's four camper cabins. Electricity and a propane 'fireplace'; wheeled carts are provided to carry gear in.

Eagle Yurt · sleeps 7

Eagle Yurt is a yurt at Glendalough State Park, sleeping up to 7 people. No kitchen inside - cooking is limited to a crockpot or coffeepot; there's an outdoor picnic table and fire ring. No indoor plumbing or bathroom - a nearby campground or visitor center has restrooms and showers. Pets aren't allowed. On Annie Battle Lake, reachable only by cart-in, canoe-in, backpack, or bicycle, up to two miles from parking - not accessible by vehicle. No electricity; heated by a woodstove, with firewood provided at no charge in winter.

Glendalough Camper Cabins · sleeps 6

Glendalough Camper Cabins is a camper cabin at Glendalough State Park, sleeping up to 6 people. No kitchen inside - cooking is limited to a crockpot or coffeepot; there's an outdoor picnic table and fire ring. No indoor plumbing or bathroom - a nearby campground or visitor center has restrooms and showers. Pets aren't allowed. This record covers 3 of Glendalough's four camper cabins (the fourth, Cabin Three, is the accessible one - see the companion record). Electricity and a propane 'fireplace'; wheeled carts are provided to carry gear in.

Osprey Yurt · sleeps 3

Osprey Yurt is a yurt at Glendalough State Park, sleeping up to 3 people. No kitchen inside - cooking is limited to a crockpot or coffeepot; there's an outdoor picnic table and fire ring. No indoor plumbing or bathroom - a nearby campground or visitor center has restrooms and showers. Pets aren't allowed. On Annie Battle Lake, reachable only by cart-in, canoe-in, backpack, or bicycle, up to two miles from parking - not accessible by vehicle. No electricity; heated by a woodstove, with firewood provided at no charge in winter.

Each unit

UnitSleepsBedroomsKitchenBathHeatPowerAccessiblePets
Cabin Three5––✓✓✓–
Eagle Yurt7––✓––
Glendalough Camper Cabins6––✓✓–
Osprey Yurt3––✓––

Weather, month by month

MonthTypical highTypical lowColdest nightHottest dayYears with a night below 32°F
January17°-4°-28°38°11 of 11
February24°4°-32°48°11 of 11
March37°20°-13°65°11 of 11
April45°31°11°75°10 of 11
May66°46°31°84°1 of 11
June76°59°45°90°0 of 11
July81°65°54°90°0 of 11
August77°63°56°91°0 of 11
September73°57°42°85°0 of 11
October56°41°25°72°3 of 10
November39°27°2°60°8 of 10
December28°15°-20°46°10 of 10

Mid-month figures from 2016–2026 of daily weather at Glendalough State Park, 1.2 mi away (ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0), in °F. Typical is the median; coldest and hottest are the extremes seen.

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