Park Information

550 Bunker Lake Boulevard NW, Andover, MN 55304
Park Hours 5:00 am - 10:00 pm
Vehicle Entry Permit - $7/day or $30/year

Activities Center Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Bunker Beach Water Park - Wave Pool, Lazy River, Waterslides, and more!
Indoor Meeting Facilities - Activities Center
Picnic Pavilions - 2 Small, 1 Medium, and 1 Large
Compost Site
Activities - Campgrounds • Picnic Pavilion Small • Indoor Facility Room Rental • Visitor Center • Bunker Beach Water Park • Cross-Country Ski Trails • Snowshoe Rental • Skijoring Trails • Augmented Reality Trail • Become a Junior Ranger • Playground • Nature Play Area • Veterans Memorial • Archery Range • Controlled Archery Deer Hunts • Biking Trails • Walking & Running Trails • Dog Park • Disc Golf Course • Horseback Riding • Rental Equipment • Regional Trails
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Bunker Hills Campground Visitor Center - 13101 County Parkway B, Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Campground Visitor Center Hours - 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Campground Rules and Map
Phone Number - 763-324-3330
Campground Season - Friday, April 26 - Sunday, October 20
Check In - 3:00 pm
Check Out - 12:00 pm (11:00 am for Camper Cabins)
Off-Season camping is available at Bunker Hills Campground until October 20. Water will not be available at individual campsites after October 1, however, restrooms and showers are available.
Things you should know when camping at Bunker Hills
The landscape of Bunker Hills regional park includes oak savannah, sand dunes and prairie and savannah restorations. A couple of unique natural resources and wildlife within the park include:
Eastern Whip-poor-will
Have huge mouths they use to scoop up 2 inch long insects out of the air. They lay their eggs directly on the forest floor but are so well camouflaged they are able to survive.
Woodcock
Mostly nocturnal. Their bill has nerve endings that can detect earthworm movement beneath the soil.
Eastern Hognose Snake
When frightened, hognose snakes make a loud hiss, coil, and flatten their heads into two or three times their normal body width. If the predator does not retreat, the snake often rolls over on its back and plays dead.
Pasque Flower
One of the first prairie flowers to bloom in the spring. Their flower stalks are covered with silky hairs that protect the plant from spring frosts and late snowfall.
Burr Oak
One of the most common trees in Minnesota. At maturity, their bark is very thick and deeply ridged feeling sometimes corky. This helps protect the tree from fire.
View the long term plan for Bunker Hills Regional Park.
View the long term plan for Central Anoka County Regional Trail
View the long term plan for The Coon Creek Regional Trail