About Heritage City Park
Heritage City Park is a campground in Aurora, Minnesota. It sits outside the center of Aurora, which is the nearest town for supplies and fuel.
Campers can expect electric hookups, water hookups, drinking water, and showers, according to the latest available data. The park lists 17 sites. Reservations and current pricing are best confirmed directly with the park.
Heritage City Park is part of the camping landscape of the Midwest, a region of well-run state park campgrounds, county parks, and family-owned RV parks along the interstates. Electric hookups (30-amp or 50-amp pedestals) let you run the air conditioner, microwave, and appliances without a generator. Whether you are passing through Aurora for a night or settling in for a longer stay, the listing below shows what we know about the park.
Hookups & amenities
- Electric hookups
- Water hookups
- Drinking water
- Showers
Only amenities confirmed in our source data are listed. Missing items are unknown, not necessarily absent. Confirm with the park before booking.
Site details
- Sites
- 17
- Fee
- Paid
Location & directions
GPS: 47.66311, -92.19082
Frequently asked questions
Where is Heritage City Park located?⌄
Heritage City Park is in the Aurora area of Minnesota. Use the map on this page for the exact location.
Does Heritage City Park have hookups?⌄
Yes. Heritage City Park reports electric and water hookups. Confirm amp service (30 or 50 amp) with the park before booking.
How do I contact Heritage City Park?⌄
Heritage City Park can be reached at +1 218 984 2084. Call ahead to confirm availability and rates.
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About this listing
This listing was compiled from OpenStreetMap and other public data and has not yet been verified by the park. If you own or manage Heritage City Park, you can claim and update it for free.
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