Fergus Falls Opens DeLagoon Campground Online Reservations, Announces Fees and Rules

Fergus Falls has opened online reservations for DeLagoon Campground for the 2026 season, the City of Fergus Falls posted on February 26, 2026. The municipal announcement signals campers can now book sites at DeLagoon — spelled "DeLagoon" in the city post — for the coming season.

Visitors planning trips should note published fee figures vary across local listings. Visit Fergus Falls states, "Campground fees are $15.00 a night for tents and $30.00 a night for campers." User-generated listings on TheDyrt give conflicting price notes, including a line that "The campground offers 22 sites (14 with water and electric hookups) at approximately $30 per night" and another line that refers to low-cost historic pricing of "$10 for tent-only & $20 for hookup sites." The city reservation page is the final authority for 2026 rates and exact nightly charges.

Public listings also show inconsistent counts and hookup details for DeLagoon. TheDyrt describes the campground as "comprised of about 20 campsites" in one place and "22 campsites" elsewhere, and reports "14 with water and electric hookups" and 20/30 amp electrical availability. Visit Fergus Falls confirms only that "Camper hook-ups have water and electric" without a site count. The municipal reservation system should clarify how many reservable sites are available this year and how many include hookups.

DeLagoon Park, listed at 1941 Delagoon Park Dr in commercial directories, sits on the outskirts of Fergus Falls overlooking Pebble Lake and includes park amenities beyond camping. Wheree's listing highlights picnic areas with tables and grills, mature shade trees, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, disc golf, and walking and bicycle trails. TheDyrt describes campsite details for campers: "The campsite[s] are gravel back-in with no separation between sites so privacy is limited," notes that "There are fire rings but no picnic tables so bring your camping chairs," and calls the fishing pier "large and handicap accessible."

Sanitation details vary in public reports. TheDyrt says, "The bathrooms within the campground and near the playground are modern but not plumbed. Hand sanitizer is refilled often but you may want to bring your own tp in case it has been used or taken." Wheree's profile carries a verification note that "the owner or a representative of this business has not yet completed the verification process," underscoring that some online listings remain unconfirmed.

Campers seeking to reserve a site can use the new online reservation portal announced by the City of Fergus Falls or contact Parks & Recreation directly; TheDyrt's FAQ advises, "To reserve a site at DeLagoon Park Campground, contact the Fergus Falls Parks and Recreation Department." Visit Fergus Falls lists the Parks & Recreation phone as 218-332-5806 for further information. The city reservation page will also show any maximum-stay limits, hookup specifications, restroom type, picnic-table availability, and cancellation policy for the 2026 season.