Resources For Visiting Voyageurs National Park

This is where you can find websites, helpful phone numbers, friends groups and cooperating associations, and, sometimes, books related to the park.

Voyageurs National Park: www.nps.gov/voya 

Visitor Centers

Rainy Lake Visitor Center
1797 Town Road 342
International Falls, MN 56649
218-286-5258

Kabetogama Lake Visitor Center
9940 Cedar Lane
Kebetogama, MN 56669
218-875-2111

Ash River Visitor Center
9899 Mead Wood Road
Orr, MN 55771
218-374-3221

Visitor Information: 218-283-6600 

For various maps of the park, area, and land and water trail maps, click here. 

For information about bringing pets, click here. 

Entrance into Voyageurs National Park is free. No entrance pass is required. 

Friends Organizations and Cooperating Associations

Voyageurs Conservancy is the official nonprofit partner of Minnesota’s national park. The Conservancy works with the National Park Service to support recreation and conservation projects, enhance education and community engagement, and protect the wild nature of the park for future generations. 

Helpful Books

Paddling the Boundary Waters and Voyageurs National Park
This nearly roadless region of lakes, bogs, and forests in northeastern Minnesota is a mecca for canoeists from around the world. Features great paddling and camping destinations, maps, detailed route descriptions, and a wealth of planning tips.

Your Guide To The National Parks, 3rd Edition
For park travelers who prefer having a tactile national park guide in their hands, the 3rd edition of Your Guide To The National Parks has arrived with a number of updates, not the least of which is the inclusion of four "new" national parks. Michael Joseph Oswald's latest edition is not something you'll stick in your daypack to lug around. It's too heavy for that, running to more than 700 pages! But it is ideal for traveling from park to park in your car or truck and poring over in the evening to plan your next day's activities, or your next park destination.