Blueberry Festival
Plan your visit in July to experience the annual Blueberry Festival, a community tradition for over 40 years.
Lake George is a small census-designated place in Hubbard County, Minnesota, with a population of approximately 233 residents. Situated at the crossroads of U.S. Highway 71 and State Highway 200, it serves as a tranquil gateway for visitors exploring the nearby Itasca State Park. The community is perhaps best known for its annual Blueberry Festival, which celebrated its 40th year in 2024. With a history rooted in its 1903 post office, Lake George offers a glimpse into rural Minnesota life. It is an ideal stop for travelers seeking a quiet atmosphere and local charm in the heart of the state's lake country.
Lake George is a small census-designated place in Hubbard County, Minnesota, with a population of approximately 233 residents. Situated at the crossroads of U.S. Highway 71 and State Highway 200, it serves as a tranquil gateway for visitors exploring the nearby Itasca State Park. The community is perhaps best known for its annual Blueberry Festival, which celebrated its 40th year in 2024. With a history rooted in its 1903 post office, Lake George offers a glimpse into rural Minnesota life. It is an ideal stop for travelers seeking a quiet atmosphere and local charm in the heart of the state's lake country.
Gateway to nearby Itasca State Park.
Home to the annual Blueberry Festival in July.
Historic post office serving the community since 1903.
Conveniently located along US Highway 71 and MN 200.
Limited commercial services and amenities within the immediate community.
Close proximity to major natural attractions like Itasca State Park.
Quiet, rural setting with a very small resident population.
Plan your visit in July to experience the annual Blueberry Festival, a community tradition for over 40 years.
Use Lake George as a quiet base or pit stop when exploring the headwaters of the Mississippi at nearby Itasca State Park.
A quiet stopover near Itasca State Park and local summer festivals.
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$50-$100 p/day
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The community is easily accessible via US Highway 71 and MN 200, making it a convenient stop between Park Rapids and Bemidji.
July for the Blueberry Festival
Cool and quiet; a good time for birdwatching as the area wakes up.
The peak season, especially in July during the Blueberry Festival and for visiting the nearby state park.
Beautiful autumn foliage in the surrounding Hubbard County forests.
Cold and snowy, suitable for those passing through for winter sports in the wider region.