⚠️ RIFLES AND FIREARMS (.220 CALIBER AND ABOVE) ARE PROHIBITED. ⚠️
Hunters are restricted to shotguns, muzzleloaders, and legal handguns at the Cedar Creek Conservation Area.
Anoka County Park Ordinance, Chapter III, Section 6d
Park Information
18510 Lake George Boulevard, Oak Grove, MN 55303
Park Hours 5:00 am - 10:00 pm
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Park Map - Public Parking, West side of County Road 9, just North of 184th Lane NW
Activities - Snowmobile Trails • Waterfowl Hunting
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RIFLES AND FIREARMS (.220 CALIBER AND ABOVE) ARE PROHIBITED.
Hunters are restricted to shotguns, muzzleloaders, and legal handguns at the Cedar Creek Conservation Area.
Anoka County Park Ordinance, Chapter III, Section 6dHunting Regulations
This Conservation Area was acquired with funding provided by the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Legacy Fund and is open to the public for hunting and fishing during the regular open seasons, as designated by the State of Minnesota and in accordance with current state Hunting and Trapping Regulations and Anoka County Ordinances.This Conservation Area is surrounded by private residential property, therefore, exercise extreme caution when discharging all firearms and bows. Under no circumstances shall projectiles fall outside of the designated conservation area boundary.
Discharging of all firearms and bows is prohibited within 500 feet of a building.
The Conservation Area is open from 5:00 am - 10:00 pm.
When designated parking lot is full (approximately 15 vehicles), the hunting capacity of the Conservation Area is full, and no further access is allowed. The parking lot capacity determines the number of hunters that are allowed to hunt.
Camping is not permitted.
Horses, ATV’s, and other motorized vehicles are not allowed, except snowmobiles during designated times.
Target or promiscuous shooting is not permitted.
Tree stands, boats, decoys, and other equipment, except traps, must be removed daily.
Hunting and fishing within the Cedar Creek Conservation Area must follow all Minnesota DNR regulations.
Hunting Regulations
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This beautiful 550 acre natural resource, known as the Cedar Creek Conservation Area, is uniquely situated along the state designated wild and scenic Rum River and the ecologically diverse Cedar Creek greenway corridor.
The land was acquired by Anoka County in 2009 and 2010. Prior to becoming a Conservation Area, this property was home to the Misslin Family for nearly 70 years. In 1941, during the midst of World War II, Andrew and Elizabeth Misslin, loaded their four children (Marie, Andrew, Joseph and Isabel), and all of their belongings, to make the journey from Sheridan, Montana. The Misslins quickly adapted their farming practices to the sandy soils of the Anoka Sandplain and began farming, raising dairy cattle and living off of the land. Their farm provided ample opportunities for harvesting an abundance of fish and game from the nearby Rum River, Cedar Creek, and beautiful rolling farm landscape.
The Misslin family were good stewards of the land, took pride in their farming practices and had a special connection to the tranquil setting of their revered farmstead. Isabel, the last surviving member of the immediate family, was laid to rest in the spring of 2010.
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Four St. Francis High School Students died in Vietnam.
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Army SP5 Leslie Cowden
Born August 24, 1946; St. Francis High School Class of 1965
Killed in Action on February 3, 1968Peter Image
Marine SGT Peter Hedlund
Born February 16, 1944; St. Francis High School Class of 1962
Died from Wounds Suffered in Action on February 8, 1968Phillip Image
Army 1st LT Phillip D. Watters
Born October 19, 1939; St. Francis High School Class of 1958
Died of a Virus Contracted in Vietnam on January 3, 1969Raymond Image
Army SP4 Raymond Baker
Born September 2, 1941; St. Francis High School Class of 1961
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