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Crosby calls itself the “Antique Capital of Minnesota,” and it’s not uncommon to find the campground filled with people who like the ability to walk into town and go antiquing.
There’s other recreation too; the campground is on the shores of Serpent Lake, with a swimming beach and an unusually elaborate playground and skateboard park. The campsites are somewhat close together, and although most have at least one tree, it can feel tight. Pets are allowed.
