Jay cooke state park map

Jay Cooke State Park is one of Minnesota’s ten most visited state parks. Spanning 8, acres, it is the seventh largest state park in the Land of 10, Lakes.

The park is named after financier Jay Cooke from Pennsylvania, who built a power plant nearby, which is still in operation.

The park welcomes more than , visitors each year, of which almost 35, stay overnight.

Hikes in Jay Cooke State Park, Minnesot…

This state park is perfect for campers and hikers who want to bask in natural beauty and engage in its many outdoor activities.

If you’re planning a trip to Jay Cooke State Park, we’ve got you covered! Our Jay Cooke State Park visitor’s guide covers everything you can see and do at this state park, so read on!

How to Get to Jay Cooke State Park

The easiest way to get to Jay Cooke State Park is by taking the Minnesota State Highway , which runs through the park.

The park’s exact location is State Highway in Carlton County, Minnesota,

The state park is about 23 miles southwest of Dul