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Gooseberry Falls State Park

Gooseberry Falls State Park is a state park in Minnesota. It was established in 1937. 6 graded lakes are within 15 miles of the park, including Christianson Lake, Stewart Lake, Marble Lake.

Gooseberry Falls State Park State Park spans an unrecorded acreage acres in Minnesota — a designated recreation destination with the full set of facilities the state park system provides. The park is paired with 6 graded lakes nearby — enough for a multi-lake visit. Average grade among them: C.

For visitors planning around water quality, the nearby-lakes list below is the practical tool: a park is only as good as the lake you intend to use it from, and the LakeGrade for that lake gives you the water-clarity, nutrient, and algal-pressure context you need.

Designation
State Park
County
Established
1937

Nearby Graded Lakes (within 15 mi)

Lakes closest to Gooseberry Falls State Park, weighted by size. Click a lake for its full water quality grade, fish species, and depth.

LakeCountyGradeSurface AreaDistance
Christianson LakeLakeD150 acres12.5 mi
Stewart LakeLakeA238 acres13.9 mi
Marble LakeLakeD160 acres13.9 mi
Kane LakeLakeD112 acres13.4 mi
Bear LakeLakeA44 acres11 mi
Bean LakeLakeB31 acres13.6 mi

Other Parks in the Area

Park location and metadata sourced from Wikidata. For trail maps, camping reservations, and current conditions, visit the official MN DNR page. Lake grades are derived from EPA Water Quality Portal data using Metropolitan Council standards.

Where to stay near Gooseberry Falls State Park

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Source: EPA National Aquatic Resource Surveys, 2026.