Bimijiwan (bi-mi-ji-wan) recreation area
Near Cass Lake, Minnesota
47.45000, -94.48500
Campground Camping — Chippewa National Forest — Bimijiwan recreation area is nestled six miles east of Cass Lake on U.S. Highway 2 and five miles north on County Road 10. Located on the northeast shore of Cass Lake, this campground is known for its canoe access to the Mississippi River. Constructed by the Corps of Engineers, Bimijiwan was transferred to the Forest Service in 1926. Campground facilities include accessible toilets, a well, 14 campsites, picnic area a fishing platform and boat ramps providing access to Cass Lake and the Mississippi River. | Site Map | Bimijiwan Welcome ABOUT: “ Boozhoo biindigen (hello & welcome)” to the Bimijiwan Recreation Area! The Ojibwe call this place Bimijiwan which translates as “Flowing Water.” Established in 1934, the recreat
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