Located off of Pilot Knob at Central Park this travel bug hotel offers both ample parking and the ability to remain stealthy from non-guests and visitors. From near the location there are other offerings as well as spectacular views of Central Commons and the brilliantly illuminated Eagan Communications Tower. All treasure welcome but premium stay reserved for travel bugs. Please consider checking bugs in and feel free to help more than one guest check out but try to only remove 25-50% of the guests at any given time. Also, bonus geokarma if you can get the bugs logged and rehomed as soon as possible.
A larger cammo, water resistant, cammo appropriate container complete with bagged guest book, writing utensil, and larger gathering bag for guests.
Make sure you take in the beautiful view before you leave.
Safe travels and thanks for caching!
Eagan has a long and proud history stretching back much further than many people know. Established in 1860, with a population of 567, Eagan Township took its name from Patrick Eagan, the first Town Board Supervisor. Long before the Township though, this area was home to the Black Dog Native American village. The encampment, named for its Chief, sat on the shores of the Minnesota River. Eagan was a fertile agricultural area. Farming was the main occupation for most of its early inhabitants. Between about 1840 and 1930, so many onions were grown and shipped from here that Eagan was known as the Onion Capital of the U.S.